Racial segregation upheld in 19th century Pennsylvania ruling
The document discusses the status of African Americans as freemen under Pennsylvania law, tracing emancipation from 1780 and a 1887 constitutional amendment. It cites Tobbs v. Fogg and argues separation of races is rooted in law, custom, and practice, not to be legislated away, touching rail and school segregation and the meaning of citizenship.
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Gabon
Négret
Torwan
oSiddge
Angel
Americani Railway
Norenan
Pennsylvania
Tobbs
High Court of Errors
Commonwealth
Iit
Stevens on national finances and war loans
Thaddeus Stevens cites the government loan policy and the legal tender issue during the Civil War. He criticizes currency manipulation by banks and advocates notes at par, warns against repudiation, and discusses the practical effects of greenbacks and coin on debt, contracts, and public trust.
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Lancaster
Thaddeus’ Stevens
Ghielasra
Finance
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Treasury
Guilliond
Go Rinous
Spaulding
Buffalo
United States
England
Viicorn
Secretary of the Treasury
Ar. Spalding
House
Senate
Committee of Ways and Areans
Cognpoliten
Committee of
Finance Committee
Congress
Ram V
Shadrach
Meshach
Abednego
Ble
le Iyaad
Lang
McCulloch
Democratic Party
Committee of Ways, and Means
York
Chiriqui
Golfonto
Astatica
Voice of Reason
Tammany corruption and fraud in New York elections
A historical critique alleges Tammany Hall stole public funds and used thousands of disguised inspectors to bolster its candidates. It claims 17 000 to 20 000 fraudulent votes, 10 000 to 12 000 tipping the balance, and widespread illegitimate voting schemes. The note cites HB Clarky Co of New York and partners as context for the era’s commerce.
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Tammany
Tate
Cumin the Hanis
Democratic Union
Waliot-box
HB Clarky& Co
New York
Mr. Claflid
E. E. Eames
E. W. Bancroft
Vallandigham Favored by Tar Illinois Statesman Editorial
The Tar Illinois Statesman published from Lacon Illinois backs Clem ent L Vallandigham of Ohio for the Democratic nomination and criticizes pardons broker Jerry Suackig in Washington. It also notes General Benson's reply to charges about keeping polls open beyond two days, defending expansive vote polling.
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Lacon
Til
Clement L. Vallandigham
Ohio
Jerry Suackig
Washingtoni
Johnson
Guneral Bsenormio
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