Wool Growers Hear Call to Restore 1867 Tariff Duty
A Chicago gathering of wool growers hears a committee report urging Congress to restore tariff rates from the 1867 act to protect the wool and woolen goods industry. The document blames 1883 tariff changes for current distress and calls voters to elect pro protection candidates. The session ends with plans for united action ahead of the presidential canvass.
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Fears of a Revolution in Mexico Reported
Reports from Matamoros indicate a serious revolt between factions of citizens and government troops at Shaves over mule shipments. Telegraphs are sent for party wars as rumors of a revolution spread, with some viewing it as a change or annexation. The tone suggests widespread political turmoil and potential impact on the republic.
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New York Business Leaders Back President Arthur at Cooper Union
A mass meeting of citizens and business men in New York endorsed President Arthur and urged his renomination. Cornelius N. Bliss presided, with Henry Ward Beecher and other leaders praising Arthur’s civil service reforms and stable governance. A Chicago convention plan and a telegram from bank presidents supported Arthur’s renomination.
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Lord Randolph Churchill Defies Irish Franchise Amendment
In London on May 20 Lord Randolph Churchill opposed Broderick's amendment to exclude Ireland from the franchise bill while cheering from Liberals. The division saw 552 to 57 votes as Churchill and other Conservatives backed the government amid talk of Tory splits over the Irish agricultural laborer provisions.
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