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Meigs County Telegraph in Pomeroy, Ohio

18 Mar 1856

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Meigs County Telegraph

Location

Pomeroy, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1856

Page

2

Meigs To, 9 Telegraph Turnday Morning March 1

A scanned old newspaper piece discusses plans around building for March, advertisements, and historical notes on slavery in U S territories. It covers book notices, merchants, and a speech by Lieutenant Governor Ford at an Ohio meeting urging American unity and anti foreign influence. The article mentions Indiana Michigan Illinois and Oregon territorial histories, Missouri Compromise, and calls for patriotism and defense of liberty.

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Washington speech at American party meeting in Cincinnati reports

The Cincinnati Gazette covers a Washington speech at a meeting of the American party. Andrew Stewart and Lewin Campbell spoke, defending American principles, opposing old parties, and urging unity to support American candidates and platform. The report also discusses Nicaragua, the Marquito coast, and potential U.S. and British intervention implications.

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Fort Nicholas demolition described with siege details

The report details the demolition of Fort Nicholas by French engineers using powder charges, noting a six minute collapse and heavy smoke. Observers included Marshal Petliar and British officers. Russians observed from parapets and then fired a few shells. The account blends war action with political notices and currency on liquor laws and electoral speculation.

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Pur Ue Telegraph on Democracy and Territorial Power

A 19th century note argues that democracy is a domestic institution and that Congress lacks power to regulate it in new territories, citing Article IV and constitutional authority. The piece urges voters to recall the January 1056 debate on marriage and territorial governance challenges.

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