Pomeroy Speech Attack on Dunns Bill Exposed as Falsehoods
In Pomeroy Ohio a dense pamphlet denounces Medill M Cook and Fink for alleging Horton voted to expand slavery via Dunns Bill. It reprints the bill sections critiquing slavery in Kansas Nebraska and warns that the author proves the bill does not extend slavery, while condemning partisan misrepresentation and urging readers to judge the language and intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisst
Mesore
Monll
Fink
M’'Cook
Tmrk
Messrs
Medill
M'Cook
My. Horton
Congress
Dunn
Kansas
Nebraska
Mr. Horton
Don
United States
Bee. S
Rugian
Ste. Tyrovades
Uftivera
Hnlil
Snc
Equator
Kanina-Nebraska
Nes
Gen. Lane
Lecompte
Medill & Co
Enid
Congraas
Franklin Piero
Cincinnati
Vighta
Medill in Congress A Black Record
A critical broadside condemns Gov Medill for political actions in the 26th to 27th Congresses. It accuses him of anti petition rights on slavery and siding with the South against constituents. The piece argues Medill aided slaveholding interests and neglects his Ohio voters while highlighting related votes and remarks. It also notes a violent incident in Preble County and mentions additional notices and advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Ubor
Ian Ti “Nwike
Olin Quincy Adams
Gar. Medik
Crisin
Medill
Congress
Wise
Virginia
Ohio
Messrs
Duncan
Taylor
Sweeney
Weller
Congressional Globe
Twony
Coles
Jeanath Me Ee Pat
Better
Starkweather
Globe
Mr. Coles
Johnson
District of Columbia
United States
iThe
Olio
Leadbetter
Parish
Adamy
Sesson
Jenifer
Maryland
Mossas
Allan
Bond
Hastings
Miedill
Adams
Ingersoll
News
Congnins
Adams Agin
Cave Johnson
Enn
Spon
Mwuoh
Medill Om
Anchusotas
Aukess
Bolts
Leaves
Mr. Adama
Inginia
Mn Weller
Botts
Fillmore
Modill
Saoucey
Ayea
Oiddings
Ings
Charleston
Orleans
West Indies
Kentucky
South
Giddings
Mr. Medill
Prulon
Meigs County
Mr. Horton
Mudill
Kasnas Martum
Kanens
Pittsburgh Gazette
A. Marshall
Pomeroy
Himelf
Pittsburgh
Lewisburgh
Preble County
Eaton Register
Batra
J. B. Fixpter
L. D. Campbell
Hargison
J.D. Findley
Singer
Hia Frenda
Paca
Ohio Banking Reform Act Seeks Voter Approval
An act described as a new bank law proposes to submit to Ohio electors at the next general election. It mirrors the State Bank and Independent Banks framework while adding restraints on deposits and coin standards, with Board of Bank Commissioners empowered to supervise. It includes stockholder liability and right to alter or repeal under restrictions, aims to create a conservative, stable banking system and statewide banknote circulation, while preserving Democratic principles and public safety for stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kansas
Nebraska
Kanga Ae Seles
Joshua R. Giddings
Dunn
Congress
Leiter
France
Republican Party
North
Maeter
Webster
M’loan
South
Niene
General Assembly
Board of Bank Commissioners
Board of Control
Ohio
Schuyler Colfax Mobbed by the Old Liners riot tale
A correspondent reports a Bourbon Bourbon County riot during a Colfax speech. A wagon with four men and several women was attacked by a mob of boatmen and railroad workers. Colfax fled, and a man named Leffel was killed. The crowd, including many women, inflicted brutal assaults as police failed to control the scene. Letters describe devastation to homes and families, with infestations of fear, theft, and displacement across the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourbon
Marshal County
Stuart
Colfax
Kosciusko County
Wat
Leffel
Kosciveka County
James
Bierling
Rpublican
Eimudi Dishor
M. B. Church
Pisspurgl Kansas
Trang
Orleans
Lecompton
Lana
Col. Moore
Murphy
Law Party
Mary
Rools
Jarrold Phillips
William Phillis
Fiat
Tunatic
Emory
Phillips
Jim P
Antaygonta
Emma
Oma
Tam
Pittsburgh
William
Bennett
N. ¥. Herald
Fremont
Lestewort
Pittaburgh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pomeroy, Ohio
Bill
Rorstalen
Arbi
Mas
Torres Fa Dan
Eni Jane
Logansport Journal
Schuyler Colfax
Patwor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!