Rights to Free Speech and Press in 1862 Ohio Constitution
In Eaton Ohio on February 13 1862 a notice quotes amendments asserting Congress may not establish religion or abridge free speech or press The Ohio Constitution Article 1 Section 11 is cited The author states the writer not the editor is responsible for published correspondence and opinions.
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Aimeelf
Guy Childrar
Nicholas
Kentucky
Mr. Davie
Indiana
Bearn
Hastiles
Great Ball at the White House amid war news
A weekly summary recalls Mrs Lincoln's grand eight hundred guest ball at the White House while thousands of wounded soldiers lie nearby. The piece denounces extravagant excess, notes Fort Henry's capture and Romney's evacuation, and contrasts wealth with war's toll, urging crape on the Mansion House and restraint from revelry.
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Washington
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America
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Romney
Vivid War Letters Show Harsh Destruction and Fear
A private in the Thirty sixth Regiment recalls burning barns and cribs to deny supplies to invaders, sharing how wives plea for mercy, cows and horses are seized, and a widow offers aid if cattle are spared. The letter contrasts the Senate debate on army pay with dire warnings of national bankruptcy and heavy taxes.
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Mexico
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Tie
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Colonies
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London Post
United States
House Abolishes Franking Mail Privilege Sparks New Cost
The House of Representatives ended franking mail privileges but allocated 20,000 dollars for postage. Critics warn the move shifts expense to the public, asserting political posturing without real savings for constituents ahead of elections.
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House of Representatives
Washington
War and Labor a Grim House of Costs Across Nations
A historical critique cites that about 4.62 million soldiers in Europe and America force costs of nearly 925 million dollars annually for maintenance while labor of 4.52 million able-bodied men yields at least 700 million, arguing war drains wealth and life and ends for which mankind strives.
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Prussia
Siasein
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India
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Sweden
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Confederate States
Goa
Snewer
Emancipation Motivations Stirred in District of Columbia
Telegrams report Senator Morrill’s push for immediate emancipation in the District of Columbia with compensation for owners, citing about 3,000 slaves. Other dispatches note Gen Stone’s removal from command, a sermon in favor of emancipation as a war measure, and war department messages from Edwin M Stanton and George B. McCartney. Also mentions Queenstown arrivals and Napoleon’s blockade plans, with Gen Stone detained en route to Fort Lafayette.
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House of Representatives
Foreign Markets: Mixed tone in early London session
Livearoon June twenty five reports a doll market with slight gains in some grains and declines in corn and pork. Sugar Coffee tea and other staples show little movement while American securities list modest dispr oportionate activity with investors seeking resales in New York Central and related issues.
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Volunteers Rally for 56th Obio Regiment in Eaton
Advertisement from Eaton dated February 18 1862 seeks volunteers for the 56th Obio Regiment. It states recruitment is centered at Dunns Office Eaton with daily viewing hours and lists Martindale as a contact at Linomnxayt location.
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56Th Obio Regiment
Ini Dative Perview
Kentucky
Dunn
Martindale
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