Tariff vote and political shifts stalled by party faction
The analysis shows Democratic votes by state on the tariff bill with heavy support from Pennsylvania Ohio and Illinois and limited backing from Maryland and the Deep South. New York is singled out for trading away revenue reform gains while a New York meeting pushes tariff reform as a business movement separate from party politics.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
California
Connecticut
Ohio River
Maryland
New York
Democratic Party
New York City
Windsor Hotel
Atlanta's Fleet Scribes Race Ends with Cheshire Victory
In Atlanta a 12 hour foot race drew four thousand spectators at a warehouse venue. J M Cheshire of the Journal won after a close finish with S Carter of Constitution, as Carter fainted and was treated. prize around $1200 for Cheshire, with about $2000 gate receipts and heavy betting across cities.
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Atlanta
J. M. Cheshire
Jounal
Josiah Carter
Constitution
E. C. Bratley
The
A.T. Byington
Journal
A. Smith Clayton
Sunny Souh
Logan
Brafley
the Constitution
Smith Clayton
Samuel Small
Clayton
Carter
Cheshir
Cheshire
Poole
Con
Miles Lapa
Inter State drill prizes announced at Houston event
The first prize of 5000 dollars was awarded to the Houston Guards of Houston for the drill competition. The second prize of 1600 dollars went to the Treadaway Rifles of St Louis, and the third prize of 600 dollars was awarded to a Columbus Guards unit. A Columbus dealer from Colum bid in Atlanta for a wholesale deal worth 16050 dollars.
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Hoveton
Tex
Houston Guards
Houston
Treadaway Rifles
St. Loui
Columbus Guards
Colum
Butler, Patriotism and a Capitol Crypt Tale Recalled
An American Irish correspondent recalls Gen Benjamin Butler’s 15 year old crusade against pension and salary abuses in Washington. He tells of a crypt keeper’s salary revealed by a prior Congress, the Treasury secrecy and a House laughter filled moment that helped end a sinecure bill.
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Benjamin F. Butler
Machusetts
House of Representatives
Hhis
Samuel Johnson
Gen. Butler
Capitol
Washington
Congress
the Treasury
Shou
Edmund Burke
St. Stephen's
What Makes a Town by the Milledgeville Recorder
The Milledgeville Recorder urges young business men to energize the town and attract industry. It notes other towns with banks ships and factories and cites Bartholdi statue pedestal work with 150 laborers and 2000 barrels of cement. A Bartholds steam launch will operate between Bedloe's Island and the Battery to replace the small boat next week.
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Witon Old Recorder
Milledgeville
Hawkinsville
Barnesville
Americas
Bartholdi
Bartholds
Bedloe
Taland
Randall's Dishonesty in Philadelphia Record
The Philadelphia Record critiques Mr Randall as a dishonest figure who pretends to be a Democrat. It argues his protectionist stance and ties to monopolies betray the Democratic constituency and do not make him a legitimate leader. The piece asserts his political career is near its end.
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Randall
Philadelphia Record
Rancan
Therry
Americas
Cotton Avenue
Americus
Hidden Rivalry at a Fashionable Reception
A woman overhears a guest insulting her husband as merely "an acquaintance." The remark sparks anger and a vow to retaliate, revealing tension over rumors that the husband is a potential Governor candidate. The exchange exposes pride, slights, and a wager on whether the offended woman will react.
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Arkaurat
Harvest Prospects and Democratic Faction Fights in New York
The piece outlines a divided Democratic Party in New York with two factions set to meet in Chicago to renew clashes. It questions whether Randall can secure Republican votes and if leaders like Carlisle Morrison Howitt Cox and Herber will shift the party away from Randall's platform toward progressive taxation focused on public revenue.
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New York Herald (Inc
Randall
Holman
Carlisle
Morrison
Howitt
Beaconsheli's Fowl Feathers and Perkins Gifted Prose
A lively reminiscence notes an engagement distracted by vanity and a boastful singer named Maggie Quickson. A lord's prized peacock dies guiding a feather sale fortune for a hanger-on. John F. Slater dies in Norwich Connecticut after donating one million dollars for southern education.
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Lord Beaconsheli
John F. Slater
South
Norwich
Conn
Intricate Laces and Fabrics Featured at Discount Prices
Catalog notes offer Spanish Orland Escorial Pompadour Irish Point Lace along with matchless prices. Includes Yokes Sleeves Black Spanish All Overs All Over Lace Tucking Pofiog Indian Irish Linen Lawns Embroidered Dress Patterns Nainsook Swiss Muslin French Mull Italian Lace Pique and Russian Cambri etc.
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