Supreme officers named in public appointment list
Supreme Judge W. Peck of Scioto County, Attorney Genoa, J. P. Wolcott of Simamit, Comptroller of Treasury W. Thrall of Franktio, and JOAN LL. Martin, Republican member of the Board of Public Works, are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ¥. Peck
Scioto County
Genoa
J. P. Wolcott
Simamit
Trenaury
WE Thrall
Franktio
Wurka
Joan LL. Martin
Mefublican CO
White Slaves in Free Society Debate
A Democratic Richmond paper condemns the idea of white slavery in free society, arguing workers are degraded as slaves while capitalists own labor. It critiques Kansas and Lecompton debates, condemns Dem leaders, and urges vigilance against party manipulation threatening labor and liberty. The piece concludes with a call to accountability and future political reckoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond South
New York
Edinor
N. Y
Elwald
Chisa
South Carolina
France
Ohio
Louis Napoleon
Ireland
England
Europe
South
Democratic
Sovran Caryauy
Maumanniniy
Colonization Board of Virginia
Tin Wet Passeil
Commonwealth
Taraise
Elisa
Political Endorsement For Van Vurhes In Congress Race
A partisan editorial endorses Republican Thun. N. TL. Van Vurhes for Congress, praising his character and industry while omitting personal attacks. It notes the Democratic rival Martin and promises to avoid personal smears, aiming to frame the race as a contest of honorable politics rather than personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Thun
N. TL
van Vurhes
Ann
Lenal
Liv
Martin
Owen
Democratic Party
Bening
Principles to be printed and the effort for reform warned
A fragment from a political pamphlet discusses spreading core principles, maintaining popular freedom, and resisting sectional fanaticism. It notes hopes to meet fellow party members in township gatherings and to present the foundational ideals guiding institutions and democracy, while deferring full principles for a future discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viale
Methesa
Uint Sec
Villing
Bia Egotin
Ned
Wiphy
Democrite
Tivan
Prem Sen
Daring 19th Century Kidnapping and Rescue Tale
A story from Indians recounts a year of tension as David Bell and his son Chathes were lured to the Ohio bank by deception, seized by a Kennedy gang, and jailed on trumped charges. Two Bell sons, Horace and Justin, later crossed the river in California style to free their relatives and return home after a dramatic rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bell
Bank of the Ohio
Kentnedy
Brandwuberg
Lodinon
Wendy
Bell
Horace
Jatin
California
Uivir
Pheneta
Alvin
Itetria
Denworvie
Braidestens
Fragmentary Claims on Public Funds and Patronage Debated
A fragmentaryOCR passage discusses public money, debt, and patronage in Congress. It cites Senator Wilson criticizing administration spending, debt, and employment rolls across multiple cities, listing salaries and totals to question efficiency and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinty
Castine
Poly Derviers
Buchanan Demoney
Conine
Wilson Im Tate
Edytuin Ace
Sata
Newburyport
Maydlehead
Invenay
Cilleet
NewsBudiea
Perth
Baguo
Norfolk
Su UM
Toondlert Bolo
Cermak
Oo Mien
Greelleet
Tilede
Oilleet Batt
Detroit
Sato
San Francisco
Agen
Besirment
HK SA Ado
Collinet
Stwichkion
Toman
Sacrumenin
I Wan
Pat Sim Dds
Montene Howe Alficers
Leos
Proslavery plank in Democratic platform sparks crisis
Fragmented remarks condemn the party line on Kansas and its push for a pro slavery constitution in the Union. The discourse cites the English Bill and Douglas era policy, arguing the struggle to admit Kansas as a free state reflects broader political betrayal and violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FMBA
Dieinetty
Othdin
Aid
Kansas
Kansay
Tule
Union
Callwun
Lacompie
Buchanan Taw
Topeka
Debworth Senate
Buchan
Congress
Senate
Dowdas
Republian
Lecompton
Leavenworth
Ciud
Guagtesa
Kanes
Olaylave
Buchanan
Olioia
Morney
Pisa
Douglas
Pennsylvenia
Kaine
Hamane Li
Political factions and Lecompton support in Kentucky
The piece discusses Kentucky newspapers backing Douglas and Lecompton policies, the 1850s political dynamics, and tensions within the Democratic Party over slavery and union issues. It cites figures, parties, and calls for unity while warning against disunionist behavior and external manipulation.
Fragmented political letter exposes factional tensions in Ohio era
A long fragmentary letter from 1864 reveals clash between supporters of President Lincoln and opponents aligned with Stephen Douglas, criticizing administration loyalty and calling for party unity. It discusses postwar strategy, election plans, and reactions to Democratic platforms, with references to Ohio and national figures.
Fragmented Victorian pamphlet threatens strikes and scams
A garbled text fragment details allegations of false claims and staged portraits used to extort money. It references public notices for mounted fraud, a floating artist, and a sea of names, with warnings about counterfeit pills and deceptive appeals to citizens.
Unclear OCR item with fragmented names and terms
Fragmented text shows names and items with garbled OCR. Readable parts mention persons such as Coley and Whitey, plus terms like Pickled and Pope. Lacks coherent event, date, or location to form a complete item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witte Ie Ab
Coley
Aris
Chadaa
Omeatte
Dole
Kdoriy
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M. van Vorhes
Athol County
Aaron Stivers
Salisbury
Treneuver
Aykcs Russell
Chester
WM. Ledlie
Salemm
Elvah Hutton
Salem
George Walker
M. Bosworth
Geo. Bell
J Simpson
Rutland
Pree Society
Obie
Louisville
Democrat
Kentucky
Atd
Lecompton Pulivys
Thas Raininia
Elma
Kentucdy ii
Yitel
Needhitven
Retimekys
Nanny Wise
Olla
Cleveland
Hworatio King
War
Honore
Tolado
Olsin
Chicago
Lingle
J Aman
Stephen A. Douglas
United States
Uergolady
Ucket
Ian
Dousles
Lanialo
House of Representives
Cincinnati
WM. M. Hobbls
P.M
Wien
Duwra
Pattian
Samed
Paris
Messi
Halil
Christ
O4f
Jiserary
Indy Rawders
Telegraph
Brea
Korrows
Atten Iin
Lier
Pablo
Jomoone
Artiat
Wanita
Tyraltus
Tuearry
Lotanamatton
Aki
Honith Anit Hopplares
al Dauleca Ju Madivinaw
Yun
Grimrserd
Bellage
Esal
Gates
Warne Oborss
Dinpgup Labs
Wisealn
Ubv
Ahavaligty
Walton
Wroppirt
Willy
Ron
Perini
Sabes
James Clarke
Royal Lettens
Clare
Piysman
Marion Lanter
Tentatoe Durtig
Sid
Mt. Moses
Ahatis
Telrmmall
Hood
Paunsing
Fombeey Wanner
Jomag Cakut
Law, Uries
Meigs County
Aie Grand Concert
Axon
Ariaxigsaa Ae
A. Hwennocque
Witte
HHS
BASEL
Pomeroy
Middleport
Ce WA
Newell
Pomeroy Academy
E.R Spalding
A.B
Julia A. Spalding
Mony
McElainay
Kivioy
Meinny & Kent
Mutual Con Jgent
HLH
MacDaniel
George Lee
Soi Couse Wands
Virginia
Williese
John Ashwurth
Ashworth
Didlyeu
Melge
Olid
Theutas Answorth
Dean
Apri
Thier Walsh
Eidsuen
Psy
Judement
Elinda Mack
Sepang
J. D
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