Stephens Majority Climbs as Delegates Favor Two-Thirds Rule
Reported returns show Mr Stephens leading by a growing margin with 128 votes in favor against 06 for Bacon and the two thirds rule. Across counties, delegates are split with Bacon and Stephens camps, urging adherence to the majority rule and pledges to support respective gubernatorial candidates.
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Congress Reconsiders Naval Bill and River Works
In Washington July 6 the House passed a bill authorizing the New Orleans and Northwestern railroad to build bridges over Pearl River channels and Lake Pontchartrain. The House also reconsidered and then passed a joint resolution for a universal prime meridian. The naval appropriation bill moved forward with committee amendments adopted, amid sharp exchanges between Robeson and Whitthorne over the navy department and political accusations surrounding the Forty fourth Congress. The tariff commission met, and a dispute over internal revenue and ministerial posts surfaced as the session continued.
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Growth of pensions under current laws and right of eminent domain
Washington reports total pension disbursements to March 1, 1882 at 500,781,950 with 250,000 late war pensioners and 30,000 from the war of 1812, totaling about 3.3 million annual value. Projections estimate yearly pensions near 65 million this year. In Scranton, viewers fix damages at 22,500 for a railroad branch on James Slocum’s land, amid his historic claim. Immense wealth tied to Hamilton estate listed for London settlement. London-bound claimants include Jefferson township, with a banana dispute noted. Edwin Cowles sues Bishop Gilman for 95,000 over alleged false statements. Yellow fever cases found on the Mark Lane. Dakota spring wheat prospects show potential 15,000,000 bushels.
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