Rights of speech Dear to Democracy in 1862
The letter argues for constitutional protections of free speech and press, cites Ohio and U S constitutions, criticizes suppression of journalism, and calls for county printing to be bid publicly. It reflects partisan tension over taxes, printing contracts, and political influence in Preble county with strong editorial voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raton
88Th Ohio Regiment
Kentucky
Requira Dunn's
A. Milis P
Martindali
O. Vo M. Eaton
Address Against Treasury Notes in Congress Debate
The speaker denounces the proposed Treasury note bill, arguing it would counterfeit real money and erode public credit. He warns the notes are not legal tender, would fail as currency, and could force immense taxation and debt growth, urging adherence to sound financial principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Eaton
Fuge Campbell
J. Poos
Messrs
Campbell
Moos
Leon
Cincinnati
Ohio
Niles
Irty
Eaton
Democrata
Democratic Party
Preble
Mimy Htek
Oon Parry
Wits Credit
Peter
Paul
Tien la
Pric
Fia
Ptt
Treasury
Treasury Notes
Treasury Department
Treasury J
Bank of England
French National Assembly
Carlion
Banka
Jiethy
Canning Houst
Bennae
United States
Mt Divine
Abraham Lincoln
Casa
The
American Republic
Evelly
Battle Reports and Civil War Notes From Nashville and Beyond
A Nashville dispatch describes a fierce Civil War battle front with heavy casualties across Eleventh through Thirty-second regiments and detailed losses. It notes 821 killed and 1,042 wounded in McClernand's division at Fort Donelson, plus graphic cavalry and artillery descriptions. Reports also mention Buell’s 10,000 troops occupying Nashville, the Tennessee Legislature adjourning, and potential transfers of allegiance to the Union as commissioners negotiate with Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wantisuron
Fels
Winter Seorne
Muoscouw
Tytyette
Tory
Nhu
Iar Tradition Regimonia At Vort Ronolhon
Craig
Fort Vonutaen
Port Donelsom
Mort Dohutson
New York
Alfred
Muar
Menenante
Wille
Warners
Nashville
Buell
State House
Tennessee
Memphis
Washngton
Nist
Harris
Fire destroys Egatory Exchange Hotel and surrounding buildings
A major blaze on February 2 in East Boston destroyed the Egatory Exchange Hotel and eight hundred bales of cotton at Mathews block. The fire also leveled numerous shops and offices including Gore and Co clothiers Pryan rigger J Bowen Nepnor store and Nathan Mathews offices. The Roman Catholic Church East Boston tower collapsed during the night. Mathews puts building values at 26000 with 10000 insured and total losses near 750000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gargeant
Egatory Exchange Hotel
Ian Mathews
Almong
AigaFe J
Gore, and Co
Clothiora
Pryan, Rigger
J. Bowen
Biya, Clothier
Marah & Co
Nepnor
Justice
Wincsaemmett Ferry Company
Nathan Mathews
Mathews
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Baitor
Baton,Phio
Hiv Coresante
Gantt Litserven
Wbove Turna Invng Beey
Ipwarda
TNT Gongeenthy
Juotice
Winmtn
Thease Yeira
Agartion
Afr
G. Brookina
Neling
Oigitnin Santa
C. V.daxyiun
Moxtaoimey Co
Froneany
Chimur
Preaeent
Price
Missouri
Allen County
RK. UW
Dasiva
Co. B
Gonthera
Ivan
Fircaidis
Europe
Wortha
Kort Douelant
Nuinbora
Diarette
Qursiund
Trguviry
Vallandighm
Valle
Ani Meyer
Ah Mendaciplia Press
Uhis
Leinsman
Conrad
Couras
Iling United
Telegra Vis
Perret
Deali
Denney
Pullio
William Swisher
Lave Linen
Antonimene
Wdin
Swisher
Pinkle County
Alluwanen
Julia A, Swisher
Robert Swisher
Kawoetitiire
Veh
Whervar
Tenhia
Beagle
Maltalent
Furia
Baton
Pevble County
N. W
Ringé No
Wes
Jullig
Sald Tewets
Mariano Shukla
8. K
Ile
White
Will Awx
John Stubbs
Deel Jlt
Gass
Leland
C. Vax- Avspan & Co
Faton
WN. Dunn
PNACK
Court
Doura
Pont
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