The Banking Debate on Centralization in 1857
A long letter from Philadelphia argues that centralizing banking power harms state control and public credit. It reviews banking history since 1783, cites Massachusetts and New York experiences, and condemns government coercion of banks while urging restoration of state authority and sound currency.
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Porta
Francis Denrees
Thas
Massachusetts
New England
New York
Pewnsylvania
Pennsylvania
Perial
The
Sin
Jackson
Congress
Mississippi
Treasury
Union
United States
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Nepal
Po Xary
Sub-Treasury
Hare
Northern and Southern interests clash over Buchanan views
A Northern reader quotes a Richmond South extract arguing that Northern politicians betray Southern interests for personal gain. The piece accuses Mr. Buchanan of aligning with the South to secure power, calling Northern leaders cloven-footed traitors and urging Northern men to rethink loyalty and strategy in the sectional struggle.
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Richmond
Douglas
Mason and Dixon's
Sean
Mason
Dixon
Mr. Buchanan
Carey argues a plausible cause for business crippled relations
The piece discusses Gen. Carey of Philadelphia advancing a new theory to explain widespread business strain. It notes other critics’ fallacies and promises to publish three of his letters, with a larger series to follow after handling the Governor's Message. The Ohio State Journal carries Gov. Chase's nine column message.
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Gen. Carey
Philadelphia
Gov. Chase
Ohio ‘State Journal
Kansas Shrieking Then and Now in Ciacionall Gazette
A retrospective on Democratic reactions to Kansas troubles and the Buchanan administration. The piece notes a shift from harsh anti Kansas reporting to defense of administration actions, citing border disputes, fraud claims, and political realignments with references to the Ohio Statesman and Leavenworth letters from December. It highlights the perception of a party revolt and changes in northern Democratic support.
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Ohio Statesman
Kansas
Free State
Kickapoo
Mear Weston
Missouri
Congress
Douglas
Bigler
Paoli
Walker
Buchanan
Columbus *Statesman
Shneke
Free States
Leavanworth Crrr
Hanaca Saa
Weston
Jonata
Tuaud
Lorder
Lnough
National Democrate
Fragmentary note on reprinting articles during canvass
A fragmented remark discusses reprinting nine or more items in articles during a political canvass. It mentions someone asked to print again in the newspaper and to procure names or items for the state context. The legibility is poor and key details are unclear.
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Laohdaaenaldi
Wwe
Ohio Democracy caucus debate on Kane resolutions continues
A Columbus letter to the Cincinnati Times dated January 6 reports the Democracy caucus did not decide on Kane resolutions, referring them to a committee for report. It notes Douglas supporters and Col H B Payne remaining in Columbus, with Col A P Miller unsettled about Kanes resolutions and caucus outcomes.
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Columbus
Cincinnati Times
Democracy
Kaneag
Douglan
Ohio
Illinois
H. B. Payne
A. P. Miller
The
Fragmentary Notice of Subscription Receipts Date 1857 1858
Fragmented OCR shows receipts on subscription to the Meign Commytene from 1857 into 1858 mentioning Wm Jobart. Text is incomplete and hard to parse but implies a record of subscriptions and ages.
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Meign Commtyene
Jobart
Helo Advertisements at Pomeroy Foundry Offers Cook Stoves
An old advertisement lists stoves, fire grates, flat irons, hollow ware, plows, and related hardware for cash. It notes orders solicited and ready service at short notice from Pomeroy around January 12. The page also contains legal notices about estate administration and a deed dispute, with auctions and a house and lot for sale by trustee Cartwright, near the Pom eroy Rolling Mill, with terms of payment outlined.
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Pomeroy’ Foundry
Steves
Cen
Ak Reduet Pest
Pomeroy
Robert Howe O
A. D
Robert Howeta
Pebrumy
J. Cartwright
Po Ece
Gueentndey
Desiralle
Pete Cart Wright
Etoy
Sener
The Golden Prize 1858 Subscription Offer
The notice advertises The Golden Prize for 1858 with subscription options at rates for one year to multiple copies. It lists prices, distribution details, and mailing terms, directing communication to Broxner & Commanr at 48 and 49 Moffet's Building, 335 Broadway, New York. Specimen copies are sent free.
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Saall
Broxerr
Moffet
Charles Carel Presents Assorted Cares at Moderate Prices
Readable lines describe a sale at W. Stiver’s Store near Court Street, with calls for items at moderate prices and reference to a plot area request. The note closes with a date and location, signed Charles Carel.
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W. Stivers
Euinance Ou
Courl-strest
O. Bramah
Calleson
Charles Carel
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Tiitd Anuary
Editorial Conresponderce
Goopate Howes
Telegraph
Goodale House
Courtans
Democratic
Meraderen
Anveterats Freedomea
Biante
Ftx
Statesmann
Kannas
Hia Warvices
Pante
Ciacionall Gazette
Obie Legislarare
Epee Os Elie
Can Fuier
Agpiuis
Pudge Merrill
Gonr
Pomeroy Maricet
Helo
William Hanter
Meigs County
Obert Howe
California
Tasnc Train
Hubert Howe
Isaac
Ries
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