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Newspaper
Lancaster Gazette
Location
Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1867
Page
2
The Lancaster Gazette cites U.S. Benau revisions to the Bawhan Anmaritans Treaty and a public call to vote on a state constitutional amendment. It condemns racial prejudice, argues for universal suffrage, and urges voters to answer if the measure aligns with democratic and Christian principles.
In the Senate on Saturday the fith met. Warner from the Committee of Qualerance reported the two houses differ on the revolution proposal. Kellogy urged the Senate to recede from the House amendment as discussions began about regulating water and suffrage. A long, disjointed report covers the Wind Limaly adoption of resolutions, factional judgments, and various military and civic items, including a local skirmish narrative and a hospital scene with trophies and prisoners.
The South debates reconstruction policy as old leaders lose influence. Editors warn former politicians cannot lead in the new era, urging education expansion, universal schooling, diversified labor, and a shift from old oligarchy. Emphasis on reconstituting Southern society with merit and industry.
The Sandusky Register notes a dog tax issue and outlines grape crop prospects for Kol taleqal. The piece mentions the state treasury and local conditions, with partial details about losses and pine health in the region.
A chaotic summary from scattered reports notes General Tutler's revelation on presidential policy, SenateForeign Affairs' stance on the Rossii treaty, and a disputed local election in Campbell County Jackborough. Also mentioned are Montana mining forecasts, agricultural seed distributions, impeachment debate momentum, and various political controversies amid national talk of trials and reform.
A Columbus Journal report discusses legislative debate on a constitutional amendment and urges rapid, organized support across Ohio. It notes pro and anti positions, calls for timely weekly publication, and cites the Secretary of State. The piece also covers April grain and commodity prices from Columbus and New York markets, listing flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, whiskey, pork, lard, butter, cheese, and seeds with price ranges and market tone, reflecting a bustling agricultural economy.
A cluttered 19th century notice column includes dental services promising New York prices and superior work, touts a long establishment, and claims high skill. It also advertises astrologist Madame Thornton offering séances and prophecies, with testimonials and a request for mailed photographs for a future reading.
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