Resumption bill debates and political maneuvers in 1877
Washington reports on Matthews and Sherman backed remonetization plans, the reserve fund triggers for four percent bonds, and presidential and Senate reactions. It covers Wisconsin and Massachusetts results, Bland’s bill confusion, army bill votes, committee changes, foreign relations shifts, and the Halifax Fisheries award. Also noted are Ponca delegation talks, Senator Kellogg, and various state news including Ohio and Meigs county notices, deaths, local visits, and community events.
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Hewitt
Blackburn
Scheicher
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Louisiana
Hill
Judiciary Committee
Edmunds
Harlan
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England
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Ingalls
Saunders
Mitchell
Wadleigh
Anglo-American Fisheries Commission
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McArthur
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Gore
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