News of the Week Seeps Through Turbulent Times
The week brings reports of Grant’s rising prominence, election tallies, and financial concerns. Ohio River levels rise slightly as urban property deals near Broadway and Houston Street unfold. International anxieties and political tensions, including indictments in conspiracies and Caribbean maritime activity, color a broad, unsettled national mood.
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Presidency Outlook Shapes Grant Endorsement Debate
The column argues the Union party should nominate General Grant for President to advance Reconstruction and unite loyal voters. It asserts Grant’s wartime leadership and national appeal would rally support across factions, while warning against ultra radical candidates and urging endorsement if Grant is the choice.
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Won't Work The New Yorke Citiam Editorial Sour
Fragmentary OCR text reflects a 19th century newspaper critique of possible presidential candidates. It mentions the Union party and figures like Grant and the Dolion party, with garbled phrases about nomination, citizen influence, and broader political maneuvering.
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Grant Nominated by Union Club of Columbus
Large meeting endorses General Grant for President amid strong speech by Ohio Attorney General and the Columbus Union Club resolution. Praises Grant as patriotic, loyal, and indispensable to national unity, comparing him to Lincoln and urging immediate support.
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Causes and a Springfield murder headline the 1860s conflict
Commentary traces the 1860 campaign defeats to slavery and taxation issues, noting Virginian and German voters, impeachment threats, and the push for universal suffrage. It reports a Springfield, Ohio murder, a banked-up crime scene with suspects arrested, plus local theft waves and a circus tragedy.
New York Market Notes Broad Grain and Live Stock Prices
New York and Ontario markets show mixed activity with flour and rye offerings steady to firmer. Wheat and corn demand unsettled, oats and rye quiet, pork steady, lard quiet, bacon firmer. cattle, veal calves, sheep and lambs steady to firm with notable hog activity and higher prices for some grades.
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