Senate and Cabinet Reshuffles Reported Amid Wariness
The article discusses postwar Washington rumors about Taney’s resignations and shifts in cabinet posts with Mr. Dickenson reportedly becoming Navy Secretary and Mr. Winkie linked to other posts. It notes confirmations by the Senate, President Cleveland’s stance on a Wabash channel bill, and praise for Senate integrity, plus broad commentary on governance and public works.
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New Jersey
Russia
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Cumberland River
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Virginia
Indiana
Pat Ek Tau
the Treasury
Andrew Jackson
Insop
Baltimore
MeKes
New York
White House
Duncar
Tennessee
Crocxerr
Crocxast
Ieee
Senate Debates Over Post Office Loans and Illegality
A 1834 Senate resolution denounces loans by the Postmaster General as illegal and void, urging resignation or removal of Mr. Barry. The vote affirms improper conduct in the department and calls for accountability, with committee investigations to continue into September amid regional reports from Madawaska and a fatal locomotive accident in New York.
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General Pow Office Department
Department— Justice
Barry
Renate
Post-Office
Post Office Department
Congress
United States
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Bibb
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Brown
Calhoun
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Clayton
Ewing
Forsyth
Frelinghuysen
Guody
Hendricks
Hill Kane
Kent
King
Alan King
Geo
Knight
Linn
Mangum
Moore
Naudain
Poindex
Craysing
Soumnarp
New Jersey
Nat
Comana
General ‘Peat Office
Capitol Beauty and Architecture Described in Rotunda
A historic description details the Capitol’s granite exterior, the vast 100 foot Rotunda, Senate and House chambers with marble desks, and the ornate domed Rotunda. It praises the marble columns from near the Potomac and the colorful, finely polished interior design.
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U. S. Court
House of Representatives
Senate and Representatives
Potomac
Tennessee Orator’s Silly Legislation Tale
A Tennessee orator, famed for wit, faces a bill in the legislature to create a county by redefining its boundary to boost a candidate’s popularity. The Colonel opposes it, warning against logrolling, and prepares a telling speech to unfold the issue before the house.
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Tennessee
Mr. Speaker
Gold Discoveries Stir Lancaster County Rumor
A fragment notes reports of gold vein finds in Francaster county and speculation on their impact. It claims an incorporated company began operations in Lancaster county with optimism, while contrasting national wealth with local welfare and referencing a blasts of editorials and corset ads from the period.
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Potosi
China
Lancaster County
Notable Lafayette tribute by Major Noah in brief notice
A fragmented Lafayette tribute by Major Noah closes with praise for his moral life and political visions. The piece lauds his integrity, leadership through upheavals, and the enduring impact of his ideas on a republic in the Americas and Europe, despite ongoing despotism and unrest.
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Lafayette
Jean
France
America
Englat
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Louis_ Philippe
Europe
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Weerminster July 5 Melancholy Occurrence in Westward Migration
The report describes Great Immigrants traveling through the area this spring and summer bound for the far west. The mood turned gloom after a circumscribed incident near Emmitsburg where men hunting game in the mountains led to a fatal accident involving a man and his brother.
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Ehepiaesd
Emmisburg
Grand Eveping
Totarana
Fragments of Rights, Revolutions and a Wagon Mishap
A disjointed report recalls key moments in American history from independence to Washington resigning, with remarks on early governance and a neighbor’s carpentry while noting a migrant wagon accident near Enntinutsburg that injured several children.
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Cornwallis
Gen. Washington
Congress
Annapolis
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