Death and Career of Maine Senator William Fessenden
William Pitt Fessenden, late U S Senator from Maine, born in New Hampshire on November 6 1806, a Bowdoin graduate and longtime lawmaker, served in the Maine Legislature, then the U S Senate, briefly held the Treasury post. He was noted for intellect, memory, fiscal caution, and steadfast public service, dying at about sixty three. Also details on his character, finances, and a tribute from Daily Republican.
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Hoyt and Co report on JonN Quince Apass delivering a Democratic conference speech. The piece argues Reconstruction and black suffrage are settled, urges practical unity, rejects further debate, and notes Southern prosperity and cautious cash-based trade as evidence of recovery.
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In a Memphis Avalanche article the Tennessee Conservatives argue for universal suffrage as essential to peace and prosperity, warning disfranchisement of either race threats civil harmony. They cite white control, the burdens of racial inequality, and examples from Mississippi to support enfranchisement and fair ballots for both races.
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Mini Train Confusion Sparks Odd Exchange
A bemused exchange describes a mistaken gender remark turned into a humorous claim about a mini train. A gold duet reportedly blinds a person temporarily while a greenhorn sits in silence and ponders the source of various pub straw references around Tommy 2.
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Public Meeting in Union County Opposes State Bonds
A Union County gathering at Union Court Howee on September 6, chaired by Maj. Benj. Kennedy, adopted resolutions denouncing state bonds and wasteful spending. They vow not to pay bonds issued since 1865, invite county representation in Columbia in November to seek relief, and urge publication by Charleston News, Columbia Phenix, and state papers.
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