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Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1866

Page

2

Ohio Legislature Opens In Co ne After Longer Session

The Ohio Legislature assembled in Co ne on Monday and organized Tuesday with standard officers. The Governor's Message was read and approved by most, except Copperheads. Its length forces postponement of full publication to next week. The Senate race between Sherman and Scheyck heats up, with Sherman favored for re-election.

Ohio Cone Sherman Gen Scheyjck

Death of Maryland statesman Henry Winter Davis

Telegraph reports the death of Henry Winter Davis of Maryland born 1817 in Annapolis. A Hampden Sydney graduate, he served as U S Representative from Baltimore in the 34th 35th and 37th and 38th Congresses on the Ways and Means and Foreign Affairs committees. He is praised as a brilliant radical thinker and moral courage.

Henry Winter Davis Maryland Annapolis Hampden Sidney College Congress Baltimore Committee of Ways and Means Helf

Trial of Jefferson Davis in Civil War Era

The telegraph says Congress will receive a message explaining why Davis’s trial has not begun. Legislation reorganizing Federal Courts in seceded states is needed before the trial can proceed. Loyal citizens demand trial and possible punishment if convicted. Johnson declares treason the supreme crime requiring just punishment.

Congress Jefferson Davis Mr. Davis President Johnson

Lutheran Church Convention Adjourns with Dalton Next

The Smithville association adjourned on December 28 1863 after a business session set Dalton Virginia as the next convention site. Prof Suffern led prayers and singing with a grand concert closing the event amid cordial hospitality for distant attendees.

Association Conena Lutheran Church Smithville Fon Suffren I. N. Kieffer Dalton J. H. Armstrong L W. McKean Baughman Jac.Eberhart Franklin B. Hk. Shaw Canaan Geo. W. Reaser Salt Creek D. Sd Coe B. Eberly Recco Raich J. William Suffern Suffern Dollton

Colored Orphan Asylum Opens in Little Rock

The Society of Friends opens a Colored Orphan Asylum in Little Rock with three new buildings handed over by Gen Reynolds. Franklin Moore and wife oversee thirty five orphans with capacity for sixty, plus separate schools for boys and girls and a Sabbath school. An industrial school and night classes are planned. Additional stations run by women teachers operate near Pine Bluff and Helena under E J Butler and home farm staff.

Arkansas State Journal Little Rock Society of Friends Gen. Reynolds Franklin Moore Cok Pine Bluff E. J. Butler Helena Our State

Reconstruction Proclaims State Autonomy in Several States

The piece argues that North and South Carolina Georgia and Alabama have their provisional governors’ duties restored and legislatures can enact state laws while Congress must not intrude. It warns of potential violence from rapid restoration and urges Congress to test loyalty before full participation, praising Congress members for clarity on duty.

North South Carolina Georgia Alabama Congress Moses Egypt Arabia

Funeral of Thomas Corwin in Lebanon Ohio

The funeral of Thomas Corwin of Ohio drew a large crowd from Warren County and nearby cities. Governor Charles Iderson and Lt Governor elect A G McBurney attended as mourners, with Masonic rites and a procession through the family residence grounds.

Thomas Corwin Ohio Lebanon Warren County Cincinnati Dayton Columbus Corwin Masonic Lodge Rsc A. H Danvlevy George J. Smith James Ane A G. McBurney J. M. Miskin L. D. Campbell Hamilton A. Dean Wilmington Ola William Corwin Mexico Belo

Ceremony and church rites for Governor Corwin in Columbus

The article notes deep sympathy for the governor's widow and daughters at the funeral. The remains were taken to the Baptist Church for last rites by Rev. Blodgett, Rev. Morris, and Pastor Leonard. State offices closed as ordered by Gov. Anderson and a 15 gun salute marked the funeral time.

Baptist Church Mr. Blodgett B. F. Morris Washington, D L. D. Leonard Anderson Thomas Corwin Cin. Commercial

Members Elect for 1866 67 Senate and House

A partial list of elected officials for the 1866 67 term includes numerous names across districts and counties. The Senate and House of Representatives show selections from counties such as Gallia, Union, Athens, preble, Pickaway, Licking, Belmont, Muskingum, Portage, Wood, and Wyandott, among others, with many districts and offices represented.

Poat Natman Miton Budy Jrah Phelby Ridney Joan AW Clinton Silas Tighlend Greenfiel Toland Jadison Londo i Kellogg Abner Aghiabels Jeffersonowles Aahington Mariett Linn Moskingam Zanesvil- May Manuel Ashland Ashes ‘Mart'n Stark Mokarland Ratler Hamtite Radler Xile Mile Garage A Tibbals Akre Wading Pickaway Oholevil Warner W G Licking Newa West Henry Belmont T Clairsvil Wilson JT Adams

Coercion and State Religion in Early American Debate

A reconstructed Ne ville Dispatch excerpt discusses Secretary McCulloch and the motto God we trust on coins. The piece condemns forcing creed into public life and defends constitutional church state separation as a core American distinction. It warns political theologians to respect liberty of conscience.

What the National Uniec Party has Achieved

In a New York speech Senator Wilson praised the party's formation eleven years ago and its efforts to defend liberty and oppose slavery. He cited resisting encroachments on land, denouncing Taney, opposing Lecompton and Lincoln, and reclaiming government from the Democrats with ships and men.

National Uniec Party New York Wilson Taney D.’ Karis Congress Sai mi Lincoln Ace Cripp

No Republican Die, New Era of Union Valor

A speaker extols the Republican Party praising its preservation of the Union and military success against Democrats. He claims Democrats seek cessation of hostilities and attacks their character while praising the Republican record for national strength, protection of workers, and support for widows and families of fallen heroes. He likens the party to Cromwell's England and asserts its enduring glory.

Amer Cromwell England Democratic Party Union Party

Fragmented OCR note on division of knowledge and arts

An unclear Victorian era snippet discusses division of School Education, Useful Arts and manufactures within court sections. It asserts that applying this division everywhere will subserve good ends and public interest.

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