Ohio Protest in Cleveland Is Called Treason by Opponents
A caustic denunciation accuses Democratic critics of nullification and treason after a Cleveland rally of liberty lovers opposing the Fugitive Slave Act. The piece defends Jeffersonian principles, contrasts them with perceived federal overreach, and urges voters to condemn alleged office-hunters.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Daniel
Olio
Nullitention
Trenapol
Kentucky
Thomas Jefferson
Eliot
Follw
Madison
Virginia
Meigs County
Jefhrson
Jefferson
Trith
Justion
Lvyeryshi
Cleveland Meeting
Firs National Bank
Kellerman
Prater Jag
Leonie
Heyare
Republican State Ticket for Governor in Franklin County
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET For Governor WM. DENNISON Jr of Franklin Co Lieutenant Governor R C KIRK of Knox County Supreme Judge WM Y GHOLSON of Hamilton Co Auditor of State BR W TAYLOR of Mahoning Co Treasurer of State A P STONE of Franklin County Secretary of State A P RUSSELL of Clinton County Board of Public Works J B GREGORY of Scioto County School Commissioner ANSON SMYTHE of Lucas County
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WM. Dennison, Jr
Franklin Co
R. C. Kirk
Knox County
WM. Y. Gholson
Hamilton Co
BR. W. Taylor
Mahoning Co
A. P. Stone
Franklin County
A. P. Russell
Clinton County
Board of Public Works
J. B. Gregory
Scioto County
Anson Smythe
Lucas County
The Slave Trade Debate in Democratic Ranks
A Cincinnati reader rebukes Southern Democratic views on slavery and the African trade. The piece argues party unity requires surrender of Southern aims, condemns support for reopening the slave trade, and contends northern Democrats share responsibility for faction. warns of impending crisis and moral reckoning.
Democratic Enquirer Deception Over Slavery Platform Revealed
A Louisville Courier defense accuses the Enquirer of Ohio of suppressing Southern Democratic platform details and misrepresenting Republican opposition to push a pro slavery agenda. It condemns Union party leaders for deceit aimed at preserving power and enforcing a Dred Scott aligned policy across territories.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Uehanan
Congress
Territories
Taney
Dred Scott
South
Enquirer
Enquiver
Col. Stevenson
Covington
Wis
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Olio
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Naturalized Citizens and Despotism in 1859 Discourse
A fragmentary 1859 pamphlet-style piece argues that naturalized citizens deserve equal protection, condemns Democratic policy toward immigrants, and criticizes progressive stance on foreign-born rights. It cites a State Department letter denying exemption from foreign service and condemns despotic proclamations from Austrian authorities and their lethal decrees. It notes Virginia governor election results and laments abolitionist accusations in politics, urging unity to prevent Union dissolution.
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France
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Wasatyotin
Whelic Legure
Memphis
Tenn
Jerror
Antois
Uclves
Lewis Cas
Piacenza
South Carolina
Austeia
John Letcher
Virginia
Goggin
Letcher
Ohio
South Carolin
Quailebaum
Buchanin
Treaor
Repeal of Slave Trade Urged by Southern Convention
The Southern Commercial Convention at Vicksburg endorses repealing laws prohibiting the African slave trade. Advocates argue moral right and national interest support reopening, with parallel notes on slavery’s spread and economic impact. Also reports Turners of Louisville clash with mob near the bridge, a Bath Township suicide, and Cuba expansion talk.
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Vicksburg
Mississippi
Georgia
Africa
Wegrs Worman
Stesular Regal
Tade
South
Slavery and political duty cited in northern journal
The Day Book reprints a Democratic critique arguing Congress must force slavery where voters oppose it, claiming federal power to protect slave property and noting a Supreme Court view that blacks have no citizenship rights within federal jurisdiction. The piece attacks Kansas opposition, obsesses over slave power, and includes local ads and crime briefs from the era.
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Georgia
Africa
Virginia
Ayroaurte
Democratic Party
N. Y
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Territories
Bucha
Supreme Tribunal of the Nation
Layt
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Nevoca
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The Great English Remedy Pills Claim Royal Protection
An old advertisement touts Great English Remedy by J Clarkes Sle Dey Phymwinn, protected by royal letters. It promises safe, non dangerous pills claimed to ease neural and spinal affections, fatigue and palpitations, with directions and ordering details for the United States and Cure sales.
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Lila
Fenton Turing
Mynterton
Mithong
United States
Maldwitt & Co
Rochester
Mae
Agenl
Will Iasure & Bolle
Ftieit
Pomeroy
Park Anit
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