Vision of Carolinas Past and the Plight of Reconstruction
A lengthy polemic recalls the 1853 era and Civil War legacy, condemning the Republican party and Northern influence in South Carolina. It portrays white and black tensions, alleged electoral intimidation, and calls for preservation of law against supposed “despotism” as powers shift during Reconstruction.
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President Seeks Labor to Aid New Congress Program
March 5 reports from Washington state President Hayes convened Cabinet and Republican leaders to discuss strategy for the new Congress. He plans to align with Republican demands, oppose separate bills, and push repealing election laws while funding government through appropriations tied to policy. Observers note Republican support in both chambers could extend the session and affect electoral alliances.
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Extra session looms as Morgan faces Senate clash
The Forty-fifth Congress eyes an extra session amid partisan strain. Senator Morgan of Alabama rises to bar heavy critiques as Conkling and Bayard maneuver for influence. Northern and Southern Democrats clash over leadership with Frost of Missouri emerging as a noted new voice.
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Senator Hampton Visited by Reporter Amid Health Worries
A Savannah–Charleston line canoe trip near Green Point reveals Senator Hampton in improved health though with dyspepsia from confinement. Doctors consider leg pain serious as bone tissue decays, risking amputation if no improvement. Hampton weighs political duties and travel, favoring continued Congress actions on key issues while planning cautious election involvement. The visit portrays a respected figure facing medical and logistical challenges during a pivotal period.
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NOW MR. WAVES LIVES and the Washington presidency diet controversy
A Philadelphia correspondent reports on March events criticizing President Roosevelt's White House extravagance and dining. The piece alleges officials inflated household costs, notes lack of journalistic access to the vestibule, questions salary adequacy, and calls for a salary reduction before retirement. It cites government provisions for meals, housing, and staff as evidence of overpayment.
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Composting manures and fertilizers advised for farmers
A 1879 exchange discusses home made composting methods using cotton seed stable manure and acid phosphate. Prof Shephard recommends balanced piles with moisture and covering to conserve ammonia, noting variable manure value and suggesting acid phosphate and potash additives. Col Cloud’s system and Judge Moore’s home made fertilizer formula are described as cheaper, with proofs of long term benefits and strong farmer endorsements.
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The Face as a Record of Life and Health
A literary meditation links facial lines to life histories on a crowded city street. It contrasts workwear and distress with the idea that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription offers cures for sex related ailments. The piece warns about debt and appearances while voicing a moral about concealment and exposure.
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