Democratic stamp speech triggers tariff debate in Ohio
The Chicago Times reports W. D. Kelley’s Youngstown address attacking monetary policy and urging tariff protection. He claims wage declines, idle machinery, and currency contraction threaten labor, while praising wool and sheep farming as future U.S. strength with expanding domestic and foreign markets for woolen goods.
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Kelley critique and a New York Tribune rebuke
The Chicago Tribune and New York Tribune excerpts attack Mr Kelley for his inflationary finance views. They accuse him of distorting history to claim a war era prosperity and warn Republicans to oppose inflation and repudiation while urging voters to reject his policies.
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Wool Industry Gains Domestically Sourced Supply
Sir John L Hayes outlines that U S woolen production rose from 61 million to 160 million dollars in the 1870s with nine tenths of woolens made from domestic wool. He estimates annual wool consumption at 220 million pounds with 198 million domestic, urging export expansion to relieve domestic overproduction under protective tariffs.
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Cruiser the Vicious Horse Tamed by Rarey and Brought to Groveport
The Ohio State Journal recounts the famed English horse Cruiser imported in 1861 by Joky Karey. Once impossibly fierce, Cruiser was tamed by Mr Rarey after three hours and became gentle on the Rarey farm at Groveport, though strangers still kept distance. Cruiser’s lineage traces to Venison, Derby winner, and includes connections to LORD DORCHESTER and The Beeswing line, highlighting high value in English stock and speed for breeders.
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Chl Bodine Last Shot Dublin Style
Dublin correspondence recalls a chaotic shooting scene as Bodine fires the final shot. The crowd surged forward breaking ropes and starting points while Col. Toding was shot and fell. Yale almost pulled the trigger before calm returned as the crowd cheered the near tragedy.
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Beecher Addresses Peekskill Crowd in Serene, Faithful Tone
In Peekskill New York on a warm evening Rev Henry Ward Beecher spoke at Regt Hall after a serenade by locals and a militia band. He reflected on his life saying he aimed to be a good honest man and to help others through faith and love while noting trial expenses near 75000 dollars and gratitude for prayers from diverse clergy.
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Ohio Wool Market Report Shows Wide County Price Range
Wool buyers across Ohio counties report prices from 35 to 65 cents, with Akron and Holmes County showing 40 to 60 cents. Coshocton clip about 450000 pounds and rising, while some markets like Licking and Washington Court House are quieter. Demand varies by county, with several regions aiming for higher rates but facing resistance from buyers.
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Growth of Catholics in the United States Surveyed
Father Stark cites Catholic World figures claiming 8,500,000 Catholics in 1870 based on priest counts, tracing growth from Maryland’s founding to Baltimore and subsequent expansions. He details bishops, archbishops, and the rise in priests and converts amid heavy 19th century immigration.
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Leonardo da Vinci and the wheelbarrow’s inventor
A compact tribute to Leonardo da Vinci describing him as a multi talented figure who lived around Columbus’s voyage era in Florence Italy. The note credits him with inventing the wheelbarrow and highlights The Last Supper as a renowned work while reflecting on his diverse skills and practical achievements.
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Sam Cary Attacks Democratic Party After Civil War
Sam Cary a Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor delivers a caustic critique of the party four years after the rebellion ending with strong reproaches. He accuses Democrats of opposing the war aiding traitors and obstructing abolition measures while praising rebellion leaders and denouncing GOP support. Cary portrays Democrats as inflexible and hypocritical figures.
Trapped by Floods End in Sudden Collapse at Village Farm
A small holding at the edge of a village is overrun by floodwaters. A farmer, his wife, and three children seek shelter on a roof as two soldiers arrive with torches. The walls collapse, plunging all into a flood debris pit, with those in peril and rescuers swallowed by the collapse.
Donation of 100000 Shad Freed Into Ohio Waters
At six on a Wednesday morning one hundred thousand young shad hatched by Seth Green were released into Sandy Creek near its mouth at the Tuscarawas River. The shipment from Prof S F Baird US Fish Commissioner was ordered for the Tuscarawas by the Ohio Fish Commissioners. The cans were manned under F N Clark Northville Michigan and the fry required hourly water changes. Fisher of the Ohio commission wished fifty thousand placed below Trenton Dam but arrival timing prevented this. This donation comes from the U S Fish Commissioner to Ohio.
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Carey attacks on platform and rights in Akron speech
During the war Sam Carey the Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor told Akron Summit county Democrats that loyal men have only the right to be hanged. Now on the platform with the Democracy he may stand lie down and be ready to spit on it if the wheel turns. Loyal Democrats faced with Carey’s stance are urged to consider their vote.
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Gov Allen Economy Compared With Hayes Funds
The Ohio Statesman reports Gov Hayes used nearly twice as much from the contingent fund as Gov Allen. The fund supports care for maimed soldiers away from home and half-fare transport to the Soldiers' Home or to their homes, suggesting Allen would trim expenditures in this area.
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Sartoris lookalike child draws fatherly likeness
A fragment recounts a boy named Sartoris developing a striking resemblance to his father, noting hair part and quips about being an eyes baby, while a nearby Irish onlooker recalls a lightning strike incident that killed a woman and stunned three daughters as he describes narrowly dodging the bolt in vivid rural vernacular.
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