Cincinnati Conference Appointments list 1859
A long roster of church appointments across Cincinnati districts and surrounding towns. Names include W Young, J Mitchell, T A G Phillips, J Kendall, T S Collett, D Kemper, J F Conrey, T D Crow, J F Spence, J C Bontecou, N Callender, J Waterhouse, L Swormstedt, R Allyn, T Lee, S Clayton, M Marlay, C W Sears, E G West, G C Robinson, W Rowe, W F Martley, J Fitch, G W Kelly, A Lowry, J M Gatéh, J M Sullivan, J M Leavitt, Geo C Crum, W Webster, J F Marlay, A U Beall, and many others listed for Dayton, Urbana, Hillsboro, and Cincinnati districts. Also notes on transfers to the New York Conference and various local church assignments. (Clermont Courier Georgetown OH Sept 10 1859.)
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Cincinnati
M. E. Church
East Cincinnati
W. Young
P. E. Cinti
Wesley
J Mitchell
Trinity
Sutherland
Asbury Chapel
T Bail
McKendree
A G Phillips
Walnut Hills
Kendall
East Pearl St
West Cincinnati
M. Marlay
Morris
W Sears
Christie
Yourteen Park Street
Hypes
Finley
G West
Cuion
C Robinson
York Street
Rowe
Raper
Cumminsville
F Martley
Nome Mission
J. F. Wright
Port Union
L White
D Griffis
G Griffis
North Bend
M Bitler
S Weeks
Harrison
H Baker
Venice
Fitch
W Kelly
Hamilton
A Lowry
Oxford
I Morris
Monroe
W Fitzgerald
J F Loyd
American Colonization Society
EG Nicholson
Tinley Quarterly Conference
Dayton
J. EF. Chalfant
Leavittee Raper
Geo C Crum
Davison
Webster
Troy
J F Marlay
Red Lion
Springboro
U Beall
M Keek
Miamisburg
Germantown
T Thompson
Franklin
L F van Cleve
Middletown
Menarry
Winchester
Whitman
T E Fidler
Camden
Eaton
J Elsworth
New Paris
J Vance
Lewisburg
Hf Kennedy
DJ Starr
Concord
Neff
E Kirk
Urbana
D. Warnock
First Church
G. Moody
J J Thompson
Piqua
Green Street
Terris Wayne Street
Geo. Parrott
Springfield
Columbia St
Dustin
High Street
Fee
J Thurber
Fletcher
J G Black
J R Hall
Tremont
J B Ellsworth
Addison
M Robinson
J P Schultz
S Brown
Supp Y
Vienna
B Jackson
A W Musgrove
King's Creek
Mechanicsburg
N Williams
I C Kingsley
North Lewisburg
McDonald
D Sharp
Springfield Female College
High
St. Qr
O. W. University
L D McCabe
New York Herald Admits Douglas Scope in Nation’s Split
The Herald states that in the last five years Mr. Douglas has intensified the Anti-Slavery and Secession movements, worsened northern and southern animosities, unsettled political parties, and undermined sectional fellowship, more than Seward and Massachusetts abolitionists over twenty-five years.
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New York Herald
Douglas
North
South
Union
Seward
Massachusetts
Washington
Confederacy
Africa
Srernen A. Povdas
Ranney and Dennison Debates Stir Ohio Democrats
In this 19th century political note, a self appointed group of seconds crowds Debates between Judge Ranney and Mr. Dennison. The piece laments partisan meddling by Pugh and others, praises Ranney as the party’s leading figure, and admonishes rivals to end distractions. It cites scenes at Dayton and Columbus showing political gamesmanship and defends Ranney as official standard bearer.
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Court of Common Pleas
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Williamsburg
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General Assembly
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Whitman
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Pugh
Wiffin
Free States
Senate
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Columbus
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Mr. Manypenny
Nebraska Railroad Company
Pittsburgh
Judge Ranney
Ohio Democracy
Journal
Fielding
Jonathan Wild
Wild
The Senatorship in Ohio Politics Amid Party Anxiety
A period piece on Ohio Democratic struggles over a U S Senate nominee with multiple candidates named including Pugh Cox Payne Vallandingham Matthews and Bartley. The piece argues party unity should wait until there is a real chance of selecting a senator and references a John Adams anecdote about Latin grammar and ditching habit formation and moral cautions about wealth attracting temptation.
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Bulwer
George E. Pugh
Columbus
Pugh
Ohio
Ife
Menantime
Vallandingham
Senate
Cox
Gov. Chase
Payne
Stanley Matthews
Judge Bartley
U. S
Pey
John Adams
John Q Adams
John
Tutin
Wax Works Riot Over George Washington Scene Shocked Town
A reader recounts a chaotic incident in a town where a waxworks display depicting George Washington and Napoleon Bonaparte provoked anger. The crowd clashed at night, artifacts were desecrated, and the narrator expresses disgust at the acts before ending with a farewell note about leaving for the summer campaign.
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Kongregaute
George Washington
Ginral Taylor
Wingfield Skott
Judas Iskarriot
T. K
Salt Lake Voyage Describes Lake Its Salinity And Scenery
Greeley letters from Utah detail Lake Salt as likely the saltiest earth water due to evaporation with no outlet. Bathing is unique with green to blue depths, no fish or frogs, rough volcanic surroundings, and only a fraction visible from each point. A separate note cites sensational slave trade stories and a drunken death remark.
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Salt Lake
Leghorn
Tam
Denver
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