Immediate Deficiency Bill aims to satisfy pay rights
Washington reports reveal partizan clash over the Immediate Deficiency Bill to settle last year’s Marshals’ pay, amid Democratic infighting and Republican vigilance. The piece notes delays, the Kellogg unseating fight, and mentions the Indian Bureau shift debate, plus crop and livestock updates. It includes Lincoln Guard services memorializing Abraham Lincoln and reflections on party loyalty in choosing a president.
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House
Indian Bureau
Interior
War Department
Indian Commission
Department of Agculture
Nebraska
Logan
Lincoln Guard
Springfield
Illinois
Lincoln
Wm. Affleck
Guards of Honor
England
Cromwell
Holland
William Wallace
Ireland
Angel O’connell
Switzerland
Winkleid
Italy
Garibaldi
America
Nity
Washington
Self restraint praised for Army Bill silence in Congress
A Republican-leaning critique argues Democrats in Congress wisely kept silent on the Army Appropriation bill and rider to avoid exposing further political flaws. The piece contrasts this with earlier extra-session bluster and linked public reactions to the Fall elections, claiming the public condemnation of Democrats’ methods could not be erased by quiet in the regular session. It notes broader political fallout and media reflections, citing the New York Tribune.
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Samuel Cox
Hawley
New York Tribune
Foster
Wm. Wood
New Burlington
Blaine
H.R. Quiggle
Galion
Morrison
Zanesville
Frank Metcalf
Warren
Toledo
New Lisbon
Ben J. Neff
Ashland
Mat. Weaver
Citizens’ National Bank of Urbana
Montreal
Canada
New Philadelphia
Frederick Smith
Ohio
A. I. Sherman
Cardington
Urbana
Reform Farm
Pomeroy
John Warner
Hartinger
Rutland
Robert H. Williams
Middleport
Athens Hospital
Samuel Swett
Dexter
Salem Township
Edward Joseph
John Wegermiller
Judge Plants
Too Cold for Free Niggers in Kansas Debate
A Denver Times quote discusses racial climate fears in Kansas and an emigration push from a Southern state. It contrasts white Southern views on relocating Black people with a dig at Minnesota's Donnelly over Congress pay. The crude exchange highlights black dispossession and political posturing of the era.
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Jacob Muldrow
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Galena
Daniel Miller
Chas
Wheeler
Chicago
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Westminster Abbey
Atlanta
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Penn
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Montrose
Fred Warren
Mason Wilson
James Black
Dinwiddie County
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Covington
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Willie Dugan
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Jas. M. Peak
Columbus Grove
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W. H. H. Dye
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Harvey Allen
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Catharine Skinner
Porterfield
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Sallie Wilson
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James Weaver
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Malta Township
Anderson P. Nelson
Angela Massey
Joseph Roberts
Deerfield
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Ringgold
Isaiah Duvall
Meigsville
Ross
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Augustus Stone
Har Iner
Knowles
Meigs County
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Hocking
Wm. Mclarlin
B. England
John Flamm
Athens
Logan Gazette
Madison Township
Logan Sentinel
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J. (. Bohl
Watertown
Maggie Conger
Basil Conger
Liberty
Daniel Pfaff
Stanleyville
Marietta Times
Wm. Schubert
M. & C. Road
Little Hocking Trestle
Belpre
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Marietta
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