Democratic Day Book and Lecompton Slavery Debate In Ohio
The piece discusses Democratic Day Book editorials praising Douglas and denouncing the Lecompton Constitution. It notes chilling pro slavery positions, party loyalty shifts, and echoes in Ohio politics. It includes a letter from Gallia County and a Speaker’s resolution praising Willian Woods, highlighting partisan strains and constitutional debates.
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V. M.mirer
Democrat
State Journal
Ten
Waugh
House of Representatives
Gallin County
Journal
State House
Duniglis
Meigs County
Gallia
Buchanan
Gallarouts
Barking Dogs and a Lesson for Life
A lengthy fable-like tale compares barking dogs to people who irritate us on life’s road. The narrator recalls a traveler who used rocks to quiet barking dogs and learns the wiser path is to ignore provocation and pass by. The piece ends musing that bearing with calm may spare time and minds from needless excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thas
Debated Reform Critics in Southern Press on Education Rights
A fragment from De Bow's Southern Review attacks common schools, laborers reading, and suffrage as dangerous to Southern labor nobility. The piece mocks plans of Eli Thayer and sums with a Quindare window account of Col Titus and Gen Pomeroy, hinting at political turmoil and insurrection claims.
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de Bow
Southern Review
Eli Thayer
Messrs. Sumper
Thayer
Beter
Curnacs
Mor Dar
Titus
Col
S. C. Pomeroy
Atchison
Gen. Pomeroy
Eunis City
Atini
Keara Aid Society
Land
Rous
Sre-cowrt
Lothers
Alenck Irim
Tima Hac
Lecompton Debate Divides Party Over Kansas Plan
In a stark editorial stance the Press defends opposing the English Lecompton bill. It warns that adopting a pro slavery constitution would lock Kansas into slavery, delay statehood, and fuel national Democratic rifts, urging a people driven settlement rather than partisan shuffling.
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Tsnathcioman
New York
Eluima
New York City
Washington
United Utes
Althouugh
Douglas
Lecompton
Walter
Buchanan
Congress
United Suties
Doulas
Faltelu
Day Book
Democratic Party of the North
Toalingg
Fom
Fom Scommate Iy
Compton Bond
Euill
Ula
Kansas
Senate
Green
Kanaas
Tris
North
Buckalew
State Senate
John van Buren
English
Democratic Party
Syhat
Kansas-Nebraska
English Seoming
Ivery
Kanes Mayot
Crittenden Montgomery
Fragmentary 19th century notice on policy and deaths
A damaged OCR passage discusses political opposition to a project and loyalty to the Union, then records a death notice for Dieda in Hutland with references to local individuals and a marriage. The text mixes political stance, oblique dates, and obituaries, offering a fragmented snapshot of a period notice and local names.
Stockholders Meeting Notices From Lead ington and Coal Ridge
The Lead ington Salt Company stockholders meet May 13 at 10 A M at their office. The Coal Ridge Salt Company stockholders meet May 12 at 10 A M at their office. Meigs Co Medical Association holds its annual meeting May 22 at 9 A M at the General School House in Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadington Salt Company
Side Company
Thos. Feeler
Ur Stockhelder
Goal Ridge Salter
H. G. Smitil
Seo’ Y. Ce Meigs Co. Medical Associathom
Pomeroy
G.S. Guthrie
RHCs On Subscription for the Week May 1 1868
Subscription notice lists weekly issue details and pricing in a brief public notice. It references subscription options and dates for readers. The fragment mentions a Capit appeal and Bengali references, indicating a period pamphlet style and localized distribution.
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Wells County Telegraph
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Ohio
Lnte
Willian
Woods
Thompson
Anilavery
Shereupon
Jaul
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Lam
Lecommpton
Pugh
Vivarnium Washington
VOM
Finanos
Douglasiam
Orysied
Hrifes
DaeroUs
Notaig
Adi Suigline
Lewis Dem
Colonel Porsey
Lacompton
Dieda
Hutland
Hox
Gallipolia
Purcell
Cincinnati
Syren
Mew
W. A. Aicher
Eichmann & Burkert
J. GC
Alhrinck
Catholic Churc
Kanawha
Daniel & Rathburn
Wim. Brickell
Bedford Township
Chandler Hays
Hays
A. Blackwood
Wm. Gilkey
Agricultural Depot
Bennett & Bro
HAYNE
Reaper
Husseys
Oulo Harvester
Atkins
Apne
T Ensett & RO
Chillicaitn
Mews County
Lee
Longstreth
Salem Township
Aml
Thomas Levesay
Jacob Swell
Saiil Levesay
George Turner
Jacob Swett
Benjamin Swett
Marth
Due Farm
Ivy Parsal’s
Norh Ogden
Hald Paral
Patsala House
Hcl
Olive Ies
Los P Andividu
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V. Rmith
KM. Oy
Mus Directa
Marge
Furnale
Algertooks Neom
Samuel Rudin
Youngwin and
Walt
We. Smith
Smerife
Court of Common Pleas
Meist
Meigs
Ax Ag
Robert Hmmet
Isaac Tran
Apyare
Mt Thous
Meiger County
Harrisonville
Witkesville
Gallipolis
Athens
Meigs Gaventy
Wight
Wilkeaville
Moeting House
Salem
Anerhotel
G. Thompson
Athier
Galipolis
Sultan
Housowax
Alam
Anan
Airdl
Andi W Yousson
Clardaml
Wei Mowat
Dronway
Kolil
Jona Ledowes
Bikety
Lhed Praian Froye
Enoe
Vane
Devinplain
Brice
Per
Imastiges
Warn
Maren
Eabonnede Muriboons
Leertine
Bartheie
Rochester
Walt Ian
Robachkos
Scaswinaviax
Prrpenusione
Dengatot
Pier
Arm von Bale
Crowley & Davin
John
Davis
Crowley
Fiin
Stivers & Stapford
Laving
Biochie
Jenkins &Latton
de Supne
C. Kepler
Stivers & Stafford
Canb
A. G. Crowley
Pormerly
Crowley de David
Silbiner
John S. Davis
Crawley & Davia
Sinod
Segar Kon
Roy
Mary Ann
Welch
Harritonvilles
Healao
Sheffield
Ay Barribers
William Oi
Marletta and Cincinsatl
Weaive Athena
Ubing
Aid Connerty
Marigtla
Stegailiewit
Goliabrs
Jiheipal
Polia
Marietta
Warkersburg
Joan Foggitt
Eneral
EWI Timelitess Ager 1
Industrial Acade
Chester
Oho
Henelves
Evir
R Spring Teun
Coromenne
Nowthirep
Rinket
Gula
Naytier
Pendale
William Edmundson
Laird
Pomrit
Court of Common
Mei County
Thacelay
Said
Waid
Mange
Lawle
Orville Jotves
Im Eard
Teerbek
Creth
Hiewee
Lauter Dows
Sarouel
J. V. Salt
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