Broadwell Admitted to Ohio Senate Seat
In Batavia March 7 1850 editors note that Mr Broadwell has been admitted to the Senate seat for Hamilton county’s first district after opposition labeled Locofoco. He will hold over into the next session, marking a notable political development.
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Broadwell
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Hamilton County
Election of Judges by Legislature Elects President Judges
The Legislature last week elected President Judges J Probasbasco for the seventh circuit R B Warden for the ninth Henry C Whitman for the sixth and J Beers for the first all Whig or Locofoco party. A large number of Associate Judges were also elected with roughly equal Whigs and Locofocos.
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J. Probasbasco
R. B. Warden
Loco
Henry C. Whitman
J. Beers
Newly Elected Secretary of State King Tapped by Whigs and Free-Soilers
King, a Free-Soil Whig, wins the Secretary of State post, elected by Whigs and Free-Soilers. Flood, Ohio Statesman writer, was the party’s favored candidate for the office. Implicitly, Flood could have won if the seat had been within penitentiary confines.
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King
Flood
Ohio Statesman
Printing debate sparks scornful reply from Dennis Smith
A Sun letter from Dennis Smith defends his Printing votes but readers find it unintelligible. The piece rebuts his charges of falsehood, points readers to a previous article for full context, mocks his tone, and insults the writer’s spelling of Columbus.
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Mr. S
Columbus
Kentucky Resolutions Support Union and Slavery Policy
The Kentucky Legislature passes resolutions praising the Union and opposing any action on slavery in Congress while deeming its prohibition in Territories offensive to slave states. The Senate rejected a preamble and resolution for appointing delegates to a Nashville Convention by 20 to 8.
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Nashville
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Kentucky Senate
Compromise proposal on California and Texas rattles Senate
Senator Berrien of Georgia submits a compromise plan involving California statehood, Texas expansion westward, and two new slave states south of 30 North. Calhoun’s speech in writing is read from his sick room in the Senate. The Sun ridicules 7 Evans for grammar while defending stance.
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Georgia
Senate
California
Texas
Congressional
Taylor Administration Not Slavery Agrees With Free States
A Northern view argues General Taylor will not extend slavery and will resist slave power. California’s stance on slavery is tied to labor equality, showing free-state opposition to slavery. The piece cites Dr. Gwinn and Labor in California, and contrasts with Southern influence.
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Free States
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California
Washington
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Mexico
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Lanor
Citizens urged to choose delegates for Ohio Constitutional Convention
The Ohio editorial urges citizens to act with wisdom in selecting delegates for a constitutional convention. It warns against demagogues, stresses the need for skilled, honest representation, and emphasizes collective responsibility to craft a lasting republican framework. The piece also notes Senator Broadwell’s admission to the Ohio Senate and condemns Senator Johnson’s prior defiance of the law.
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Ohio
John Randolph
U. S. Journal
California flood and Sacramento inundation hit 19th century
The California dates show January 10 arrival of the steamship Alabama in New Orleans with reports of San Francisco near flood levels as Sacramento and American rivers rose. Homes and cattle losses reported. firms such as Smith, Binsley & Co and Gelston & Co among heaviest losses. Chileans and Americans clash at Stockton mines ending in several deaths.
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Howard & Bruce
Bremer, Dewitt & Smith
GPA
Dispatch
Sacramento City
Stockton
The Difficulty Settled Between Messrs Bis sell and Davis
The clash was resolved by the President's personal intervention last night. They had planned a muskets at fifteen paces today, but the settlement brings rejoicing. Awren Murver notes the resolution in The Commercial.
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Washington
Messrs. Bissell
Davis
Broadwell seated amid Senate dispute over oath and loyalties
Washington debate reveals strong opposition to Broadwell fading as oath controversy ends. Whitman and others shift stance after oath is given, with remarks on law and loyalty. Commentary questions motives and predicts future political tensions in the Union.
Legislation the Past Week Progress in Ohio session
The Cincinnati contest election case is resolved with law prevailing. Broadwell becomes Senator from Hamilton County first district. Secretaries and judges elected. Whig gains noted. Many bills passed. lawmakers focus on work and hope for sine die adjournment by March 18, two weeks to finish up.
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Friends of Law Land Order
Broadwell
Senate of Ohio
Senate
Ile
Johnson
Ohio
Hamilton County
Journal
Board of Public Works
President's visit to Richmond at corner stone ceremony
Report of the President's visit to Richmond for the Washington Monument corner stone laying includes a formal dinner. The crowd heard a pledge to govern for the whole United States, not a party, and the President reaffirmed his dedication to the Constitution and national unity. The evening featured speeches by Governor Ford, Alfred Kelley, and legislators amid a heavy sleet storm.
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Columbus
Xenia
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Senate
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Leiter
House
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Dennison
Senator Payne
Cuyahoga
Alfred Kelley
Queen City
City of the Lakes
Nashville Convention Debate Sparks Political Controversy
The Nashville convention debate draws sharp critique as Tennessee refuses state participation while allowing delegates to meet in Nashville. The Louisville Journal notes the treason stigma on Hartford convention alumni and warns Nashville attendees face disfavor and obscurity. The report also mentions a British naval crackdown on Chinese pirates led by Commander Hay, destroying fifty eight ships with heavy armament without British casualties.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Louisville Journal
Foreign Items and Rumors From Abroad
A gale on the English coast Feb 6 causes loss of life and property. Rumor says the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland is to be abolished. Bacharach on the Rhine reported under water from river overflow. dykes near Cologne damaged. fears for Dusseldorf Nordinger and Wesel. An October 27 Nicaragua earthquake described by Squier. two minutes of undulations, walls cracked, rocks shattered. felt in San Salvador and Honduras. violence ranking around seven. Webster may propose a plan to settle the slavery controversy to enhance his fame. rents of Fremont property in San Francisco reportedly $40,000 annually.
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Smithsonian Institute
San Salvador
Honduras
Ohio Legislature Sees Hamilton County Seat Change
In Cincinnati and Columbus reports, the Hamilton county seat shifts as William F. Johnson vacates and Lewis Broadwell takes the seat. The Ohio House passes Orange and Fulton county bills while railroad ride plans are set with the Columbus and Xenia, Little Miami line.
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