Tariff and Kansas Question Reflections in 1858 Political Speech
A fragmented OCR speech by Adams Bedford Franklin Tatton and Jumiats Counties argues for tariff protection, home labor, and national growth. It critiques Buchanan administration policy and Kansas statehood debates, urging restraint on federal overreach and emphasizing economic revival through protectionism and domestic industry.
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Debt record in Kans constitution debate sparks party clash
The text portrays a heated fight over Kansas slavery and the Lecompton Constitution amid a broader clash between pro slavery and anti slavery factions. It notes opposition by the Lecomptonites, mentions the administration’s stance, and cites fiscal strains and government expenditures. It references figures and individuals tied to the political struggle and public finances.
Debates on Government Corruption and Reform in August 1848
The document reports on calls for thorough reform and the removal of party corruption within the government. It citesSenator Toomisof Guargin and Democratic leaders from Paas examples, condemning abuses across legislative branches and urging prompt, sincere measures to restore a purer standard of governance in Washington.
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Adams County Rail Line Pushes South Mountain Access
Adams County progress on the railroad from York to Gettysburg continues with work toward the South Mountain completion at the Maryland line. The project promises timberland value gains and easier transport for farmers, linking Chesnut timberland to neighboring counties York and Lanaster and improving access to rails and ferries for shipment. The article notes accidents and local tragedies, including a fatal rail incident near Mississippi and multiple deaths from poison and illness, reflecting the era's harsh conditions and recurring misfortune.
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Enthusiastic Political Rally for McPherson at Kudel's
A large crowd gathered at Kudel's between Grefenberg and Tayotteville on the evening of the 20th to welcome congressional candidate Edward McPherson. Delegates carried banners, with praise from Fayetteville residents and press outlets, noting McPherson's abilities and reputation.
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Democratic Ticket and local notices in Hunterstown area
The convention named a Democratic ticket with Assembly candidates Wierman Geiselman, Divestor Spangler, Auditor Kink, Coroner Stom. William Milanexy appointed County Superintendent of Common Schools. Praise for Presbyterian services and college ceremonies. Funeral scene of a child described. weather note and a Huntsville meeting planned near New Chester. National scenes include Lancaster Union backing Thaddeus Stevens and Kansas Constitution rejection by 9,512 margin.
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Pay Raise Debates Highlight 19th Century Legislature
Historical journals show a dispute over paying lawmakers during a session. Mr. Nill's motion to grant $500 extra was debated and rejected, yet Mr. Will later received $700 plus mileage for January to April. A separate proposal would have set annual pay at $700, amid resistance and voting splits.
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Treaty of Peace China France England Opens Empire
London dispatch reports a peace treaty between China and England and France offering indemnity to the latter for war costs. The Posee treaty opens the empire to foreign intercourse, allows Christian religion, and admits diplomatic agents of all nations. India dates to the 19th note muting discussions as they proceed.
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