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13 Nov 1846
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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
Nov 13, 1846
Page
1
The Recent Ohio Election and Its Lessons
The Ohio State Journal reflects on the recent election as pivotal for Ohio’s future finances and public works. It lauds the Whig-led reform, warns against demagogic misrepresentation, and urges continued support for a new revenue system to sustain investments, jobs, and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ohio State Journal
Anne
Ohio
America
State election lessons urge honest leadership and unity
The article extols modest majorities in a pivotal state vote and condemns party factions. It praises the Whigs for responsible governance and warns aspiring leaders to abandon electioneering, embracing principled policy and industrious, united progress.
Rotation in office and one term for republics
A political essay argues against long tenures in office for presidents governors and mayors urging rotation in office as essential for republican government. It warns European influence risks and stresses education unity and equal rights while praising limited terms as a safeguard against despotism. It recalls Gov Barbour on Polk noting his perceived lack of refinement yet enduring influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
America
France
Brazil
Spain
England
South America
Flores
Republic of the Equador
Sun
Barbour
Polx
James Barbour
Polk
House of Representatives
Day at Lowell by Theodore Ledyard Cuyler in Godeys
In Eng land Dickens and Lowell are contrasted with American progress. The Lowell mills impress with rapid rail travel, high wages for workers, and a thriving bank. The piece praises women workers, their morals, education, and independence, and notes Lowell as a model town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
America
Lowell
Congress
Captain Riley
Great Britain
Manchester
Preston
Bolton, &c
Mr. Dickens
Boston
Great Western Railway
London
Bath
Bank of Savings
New England
Almacks
Windsor
The Barrel Movement Sketch From Rio Grande Camp Life
A St Louis Legion encampment on the Brazos Santiago island endures poor fodder and beans. Volunteers improvise a humorous drill called the barrel movement using a liquor cask, forming a hollow square and marching to the commissary stores. The episode ends with the lieutenant approving the joke and a quirky tale of rustic military ingenuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Legion
Brazos
Santiago
Sam
Joe
Stanter
Eand
Legion
St. Louis Reveille
A Rich Correspondence on Lever Writing Philosophy
The piece presents a contrast between Major McCalla and Captain Tobin, noting McCalla as positive and sententious while Tobin is candid and didactic. It frames the overall discourse as an illustration of lever-writing philosophy, leaning toward the beautiful if not the sublime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major McCalla
Tobin
Treasury Department Avertor's Daviry Letter 1846
A 1846 Treasury letter charges Capt. G H Tonin of the Washington Regiment La Vol with $1,525 for clothing blankets furnished to his company. It orders entry on the fires Master Roll of issued items and request deduction from pay, noting responsibility for camp and garrison equipage until turnover to the Quartermaster. Second Auditor Mo M McCalla signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Daviry
U. 5S
MO. M. McCalla
G. H. Tonin
Washington
New Orleans
Mexico
Rio Grande
Uncle Sam
John L. Lewis
N. C
G. H. Tobin
D. Washington Reg
Joan M. McCaruy
P. S
Soldier clothing allowance under war secretary decision
Auphor's Office dated August 8, 1846 informs command that each soldier is entitled to six months of clothing valued at $21, with any amount over that to be charged. Additional charges will be advised. This letter serves as guidance alongside a prior communication from Capt. G. H. Tosi of the Louisiana Volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury DepartMent
Auphor
Secretary of War
MO. M. McCalla
G. H. Tosi
Louisiana Volunteers
Letters From a Civil War Captain and a Smell Evidence Story
A New Orleans dated letter from Captain G. H. Tobin recounts late pay issues, camp losses, and improvised humor as he laments overpayments and misplaced mail. The piece also notes a St. Louis Reveille joke about a German witness and a juror’s hearing as part of a larger miscellany about arms-bearing citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
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Times
Commonwealth
Godey
Theodore Ledyard Cuyler
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Barnstable
Major Phinney
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