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14 Jun 1860
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The Clermont Courier in Batavia, Ohio
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1860
Page
1
Early Clermont County Anti Slavery Pioneer Obed Denham
The narrative recalls Obed Denham in Bethel Clermont county around 1804 as a founder of anti slavery within Ohio. It notes his Big Spring homestead and 1796 cabin site, his role in the 1802 anti slavery constitution, and his push to elect Gates and Sargent to the 1802 convention. It describes a debating club in 1811-12 debating Ohio slavery policy and Denham’s lifelong abolitionist stance. The piece emphasizes Denham’s work linking the American Revolution to his anti slavery principles and his lasting impact on Clermont county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Clermont County
Denhamstown
Obed Denham
Plano Street
Ohio
Philip Gates
James Sargent
Denham
Penn's Mill
Brown's Mill
Kentucky
Lexington
Henry Clay
Cincinnati
Thiyas Morris
Valentine Court Plea Declares Readiness to Proceed
An officer of the profession announces readiness to file a declaration in court. He mentions a strong attachment and urges submission to the process, warning against delays or the bailiff’s interference. The verse-style notice frames legal action with a playful yet firm tone.
Lincoln and Lincoln's temperance pledge in Chicago dispatch
The Baltimore Patriot reports delegates visiting Springfield for Lincoln's nomination, where he refused wine and urged guests to drink ice water to uphold his long standing temperance rule. The piece notes political cross fire between Democrats and their rivals, with Buchanan's Washington organ predicting a thunderbolt against the opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Buchanan
Wheatland
Baltimore Patriot
Abe
Chicago
Lincoln
Springfield
Iinois
Pruesta
Cattle pleuro-pneumonia crisis in Massachusetts burdened by eradication drive
The article reports a deadly cattle disease pleuro-pneumonia spreading in Massachusetts after imports from Germany. A 1810,000 state fund supports a commission to slaughter exposed herds, with mass culling in Worcester and Middlesex counties. Contagion spreads via clothing and hay. Governor Dennison orders a state investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Germany
North Brookfield
Sturbridge
New Jersey
Thomas Richardson
Europe
Worcester
Middlesex
Lincoln and Douglas Campaign Tricks Exposed in Tribune
The N S Tribune cites Democratic papers accusing Lincoln of voting to send supplies to the army in Mexico while a Mattoon Gazette corrects the record blaming John Henry for a similar vote. It quotes Lincoln’s Springfield 1858 remark about missiles into Kentucky and calls the canvass tactics desperate and deceitful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Plaindealer
Bayes
Mattoon
Ill
Lincoln
John Henry of
Morgan
Springfield
Ohio
Kentucky
Douglas
Bloomington
N. S. Tribune
Shading Cherry Trees Boosts Southern Plantings
An Ohio Farmer guide urges shading cherry trunks to protect trees in southern regions where varieties die young. Protecting the sunny trunk with boards reduces gum and disease and allows fruiting trees to thrive if branches stay low near the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Epitaph On Political Remains Sparks 1860 Debate
A fragmentary epitaph on a Western Senator’s death scorches the 1860 campaign era. It mocks the “Little Giant” killed in the fight for the presidency at Charles Town May 2 1860. The piece notes political rancor, calling the Tennessee Platform a gullibility swindle and humbug, reflected in Charleston and Baltimore debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
barThe
Charleston Mercury
Tennessee
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Charleston
Jackson, Tenn
Seventeen year Locusts In Elizabeth Garden Garden
A reader from Elizabeth New Jersey reports seventeen year cicadas pierce the ground in May. They form breathing holes half an inch wide and four to six inches deep. The earth above shows no sign of activity. The notice also ridicules Republican nominations with names like Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin, noting garbled spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Batavia Eee
Kort
Mocig, Bog
Batavia
Isaiah Leeds
G. I. Webb
Elizabeth, N. J
Elizabeth
N. J
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the Land OF Dreams
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