Political tumult and Grant praised in Hayes era dispatch
Washington July 2 1877 reports Dowling the Toledo Postmaster’s retirement talked of as unpopular amid resistance to partisan removals. Also notes Jas F Wilson and McCrary probe amid New England visit and mutinous Democratic sentiment in the district, with Grant’s extemporaneous London speech praised.
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Iron making cost debate sparks skepticism
The Athens Messenger cites Major C. C. Jones of Nelsonville claiming iron production costs not exceeding 10.50 per ton, but Ironton Commercial doubts the figures and warns no U S furnace can meet such costs. The exchange notes hard times and continues to support education.
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