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January 13, 1858
The Ashland Union
Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio
What is this article about?
The author visits Hon. John K. Miller in Ohio, noting his full recovery from paralysis suffered years ago and his continued enthusiastic support for Democratic principles and President Buchanan's administration, despite not seeking office.
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HON. JOHN K. MILLER.
We were much gratified, a few days since, at the opportunity of spending a day with this whole-hearted gentleman and noble Democrat,--and yet more, to find that he has entirely recovered from the effects of the paralysis which prostrated him a few years ago. We also rejoiced to find him as enthusiastically devoted as ever to the great principles of the Democratic party; and while he neither asks nor would receive office, Mr. Buchanan will find in Ohio few abler or more efficient supporters of his Administration than Col. Miller.
We were much gratified, a few days since, at the opportunity of spending a day with this whole-hearted gentleman and noble Democrat,--and yet more, to find that he has entirely recovered from the effects of the paralysis which prostrated him a few years ago. We also rejoiced to find him as enthusiastically devoted as ever to the great principles of the Democratic party; and while he neither asks nor would receive office, Mr. Buchanan will find in Ohio few abler or more efficient supporters of his Administration than Col. Miller.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
Personal Triumph
What themes does it cover?
Recovery
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
John K Miller
Paralysis Recovery
Democratic Support
Buchanan Administration
What entities or persons were involved?
Hon. John K. Miller
Col. Miller
Mr. Buchanan
Where did it happen?
Ohio
Story Details
Key Persons
Hon. John K. Miller
Col. Miller
Mr. Buchanan
Location
Ohio
Event Date
A Few Days Since
Story Details
The narrator spends a day with Hon. John K. Miller, who has recovered from paralysis and remains a devoted Democrat supporting Buchanan's administration without seeking office.