Varlisle nomination and tariff debate split in Congress
The article analyzes Carlisle's candidacy for Speaker and the Democratic stance on tariffs, arguing the party aims to frame the 1884 campaign around protection versus free trade. It critiques Congress and the Telegraph, notes internal divisions, and cites the Mississippi immigration push as a model for national policy.
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Three Speaker Candidates Rise From House Ranks
The three leading Speaker contenders are John G. Carlisle of Kentucky Samuel J Randall of Philadelphia and S S Cox of New York Carlisle is the youngest born September 4 1835 and has held multiple offices Randall born in Philadelphia has served in city councils and state senate and seeks an eleventh term Cox born 1828 in Zanesville Ohio is the oldest and has been in Congress since 1864 He has served as Speaker pro tempore A county census in Thomasville shows about 140 new houses built this year suggesting benefits of hotels and advertising in Americus The Early County News hints countywide interest and local ad listings include regional sales and attractions
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Drawing of May 4 1893 and related receipts in Louisiana bank notes
A fragmentary record shows receipts for sums paid through various banks and offices, listing names such as Garvin Keil Weston and John Shipley among others. Detailing drawing dates in 1893 including April May August September October, the document names multiple banks and New Orleans connections, with scattered amounts and locations.
Public Sale of Household Goods at Amereus Georgia
Public sale on the Public Square lists 500 sets ironstone dinner plates at 60 cents per set and 400 sets cups and saucers at 60 cents per set. Also 50 barrels seven dozen per barrel goblets 35 cents per set and 200 sets knives and forks at 5 cents per set. 300 brass lamps 15 cents each 40 glass lamps 25 cents each three carloads of bedsteads from 2 dollars. Infant cradles beds for Georgia infants at 1.50 and 2.00. Telegraph hired by year to meet demand. Six tickory chairs for 3.00. Spring bed 2.00 and six dozen mattresses 4.50 each. September 21 1880 Amereus Georgia.
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