Tar Kalida Venture and Apportionment Discussion
Fragmented OCR narrates a political plan involving Genitorial Districts, population, and representation. It mentions a meeting by Rev on a Saturday and lists districts like Mercer, Van, Hancock, and others, noting contentment with placement and concerns about differing county interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Countinn
Diauiet
Lusae
Felton
Pruiding
Defane EA
Mattes Augisign
Allen
Yoo Wort
Pevineg
DeGano
Debates on Virginia Constitution revision and party lines
The article discusses the convention draft of the Virginia Constitution, noting seasoned delegates and the likely content, with emphasis on reforms and direct popular power. It critiques Whig influence, suggests a cautious path toward progress, and references political shifts and figures including Welch Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Welch Marieon
Ftate
Wa Alacat
Lees
Gow
Pal She
Siguseinns
Con
Contested Bills and Reform Debates Stir Capital Scene
A crowded session debates key appropriations and reforms including river and naval budgets. The piece notes a proposed readjustment of price values, discussions on civil and diplomatic aid, army and navy funding, and new boat routes. It references public sentiment on arts and music, and cites critics and political figures such as Colonel Buntn and Commodore Jones in ongoing governance chatter.
Gilboa rail meeting backs county subscription
A Gilboa meeting on March 15 organized by Hezekiah Bonham urged citizens to support a $100,000 subscription by the county commissioners for a railroad to the Ohio and Indiana line. Speakers Palmer and Sackett praised internal improvements as essential, with committees from each township appointed to collect tickets for the vote. The gathering pledged unity for the project and to publish the proceedings in the Kalida Venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilboa
Ohio
Hezekiah Bonham
Surron
Ohio and
Indiana
Joho IM. Palmer
J. Y. Sackett
de T. E. Paul
Fiona
Perry Township
Peter Myers
Jackson
John Parrish
Monterey
Bernard Esch
Tennings
H. J. Boobmer
Sugar Creek
Julbin Monroe
Union
T. R. McClure
Greensburgh
Liberty
J. BR. McConnell
Ottawa
B. H. Kemper
Pleasant
Julin B Bogart
Riley
Henry Killbeffer
Blanchard
M. G. Ewing
van Buren
Peter Bowman
Button
Paul
John B. Creighton
H. Bonham
Ohio Statesman
Delay in Examining Claims Under the 1650 Act
A 1650 act delay reply from Commissioner J. E. Heatu explains that the office has shifted to processing 150 to 200 warrants daily, prioritizes no favoritism, and handles claims in the order received. The note also touches on the impracticality of responding to every inquiry and mentions a joint congressional resolution on assignable bounty fund warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lend Warren
Fidelmanto
Leon
Lanp Wangayt Crriricatis
Elgg
Congress
CIA
Ohio Legislature News and Bills Debate 1861
A long report covers February 27 to March 4 1861 in the Ohio House and Senate. Topics include a bill to incorporate the Pit and Western Free Turnpike Company, a repeal of the Homestead Exemption Law with registration, township wheat and corn assessments, and the free Bank Bill passing the Senate. Also noted are petitions for swamp land donations to the Perrysburg Turnpike and mentions of Philadelphia coinage figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toansday
Howse
Snook
Jbl
Pits
Uing Western Free Turnpike Road Company
Ham
Schiff
Smith
Adama
Clermont
Thomas
Preble
Ohio
Mownay
Senne
Lawrence
Carrind
Veas
Moeare
Birker
Beeson
Bill
Broadwell
Eckley
Linton
Lachener
Lyman
Randall
Sherizer
Thompsop
Vinal
Walker
Steaker
North Weat
Simi
Perrysburg Pree
Seedman
Steedman
Ohina
Mystic World News Roundup From Across Seas
A brazen colonial era style digest notes British and French moves on Catholic titles and republican funding, German and Prussian reforms, and Brazil warning against landing African sailors. It mentions an investigating committee for Western charges and resumed navigation led by Capt. Keeler from Perrys Thing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Germany
Prossain
Confederation
Arcam
Et Hollier
Keeler
Perrys
Thing
Meumee River
Also Mentioned on This Page
TAR Kalida Venture
Fa, Onim
Mmarom
Vedene
Susan A Tee
Leis
Conde
Ana Labore
Dew
Col
Benin
Legieleture
Delphos
Legielsiure
Nash
Morece Greely
Siberia
John Atwood
New Hampshire
Toledo Republican
Emery D. Poust
Henny Casy
Washington
Maumoe River
Henry Clay
Gen. Casa
Gray
Clay
Seema Oro
Cassiva M
Saubiat
Gorcrome
Willy Ie
Fanitelieg
Bill Makup Gem
Liewtenant General
Monican Taree
Muy
Ernie Capital
Uriae
Pontma
Ireland
Burns
Eingland
Rank
Rochester
N.Y
Cot Barron
St. Louis Union
Senate
St. Louis
Com. Jones Hon
Biblic
Muey
Partington
Deramone
Lrngni
New Orleans
Crescent City
Louisiana Colonization Societies
Libesis
London
New York
California
Wasuixton
Toffman
Henry 8. Pendleton
Bogum
Ai G. Goodrich
Peter Parks
Paria
Wasuterun
Groliow Barker
New Mexico
Horace
Kainmexoe Co
Gilpn One
Columbiana County
Morgan Fa
Wayne Co. Democrat
Dr. Geller
Morrow County
Panecutricon Ry Caxnayauny
State Assembly
Muskingum River
Zanesville
T. W. Pottenger
New Albany
Cin
Eng
Tehuantepec
Council Grove
J. E. Heatu
the Federal House
Maine
Massachusetts
Rhode
Wisconsin
Towa
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ark
Tribune
Onio Legislaturd
Philadelphia
Jatanty
Pobroary
Guldy
Guapro Semar
Iho
Seneca Advertiser
Trumbull Democrat
Ashland Union
Ohio Engle
Guernsey Jeffersonini
Kalida Venture
Charles B. Pland
Enq
Plaud
Marion Mirror
Avramany A
Usitsa
Europe
Brussels
Prague Gazette
Fursee
Austria
United States
M. Hulxemann
daBvires
Washingeton
Vienna
London Times
Arites
Muno
Ungella
Brazil
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