Public reform plea in South Carolina treasurer case
A lengthy, ardent argument by James Tradewell condemns corrupt state finances and calls the Supreme Court to compel State Treasurer Parker to pay funds for the state penitentiary. The piece portrays a bankrupt government, urges investigation, and frames Parker’s actions as part of a wider moral crisis in the administration.
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Grant Accepts Nomination By National Republican Convention
June 10 Philadelphia Convention leaders report to the President elect that he has been nominated for re election. The letter states the entire vote of every state and territory was cast for him and urges acceptance for the country’s peace and prosperity. Signed by Thomas Bettis and the vice presidents of the National Republican Convention.
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President Grants Reply and a Curious Recipe Letter
A dated 4872 correspondence from Washington reports President Grant accepting a party nomination and outlining hopes for a peaceful term and nationwide healing. The text blends formal pledge with a stray agricultural recipe about making a lemon beer beverage, instructing on fruit, sugar, and a yeast starter, ending with a whimsical cost question.
Tobacco habits and fashion notes in a curious column
The item cites quitting tobacco with cold water rinses and pine chew issues, debates the role of a female judge in formal titles, and notes Dolly Varden neckties for gentlemen, closing with a casual remark about social knowledge in distant places.
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Milwaukie correspondent praises Greeley strength in Wisconsin
A Milwaukie veteran front correspondent praises Greeley strength in the state. He recalls Beaver Dam in the region with three Grant men noted locally. The piece blends odd anecdotes and lines about a hard shell clam and unrelated travel questions.
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