18 Sep 1867
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Newspaper
Beaver Argus
Location
Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1867
Page
1
The poem describes the epacious firmament and blue sky with stars and planets proclaiming the Almighty hand. It notes the moon and sun spreading truth from pole to pole and all celestial bodies rejoicing in their radiant orbs.
Springfield correspondence describes Lincoln's Springfield home near Eighth and Jackson, noting the two_story rear addition, rose vines, and elm tree planted by Lincoln himself. It details rooms used during the nomination era, the Lincolns' private parlor, dining room, and an attic bookcase where Lincoln studied. The piece also recalls visitors, the cemetery at Oak Ridge, and wartime commemorations.
On a northern line passenger steamer a crowd gathered on the forward deck for a voyage to the Minsiasppi headwaters. A young man on Endorald Isle sobbed after a bouquets incident and revealed his sister had died, leaving him alone abroad as songs played and fellow travelers consoled him.
Those who know George Dawson of Allea by are aware of his fondness for angling. He treks Adirondack waters where trout and salmon rise to his fly, with the fish yielding to his pursuit in any lake or stream he visits.
The piece argues Copperheads attack national debt and taxation to undermine Republicans while failing to offer real savings. It questions their stance on Alaska Samana purchases and greenbacks, notes their supposed sympathy with rebels, and labels their platform a contradictory bundle in the national struggle.
James A McDermitt United States Senator from California died in Albany New York on Tuesday the third instant. He was born in Albany November 19 1817 and pursued law after early schooling. He served as California Attorney General and US Senator from 1861 to 1867. He chaired the Foreign Affairs Committee and served on Navy and Finance. Known as a southern Democrat with strong personal charm, his later years were shadowed by party defeats and declining health.
A historic note states the national debt rose above funds by 9.76 billion dollars during August and later fell to 2.49 billion paid off. It asserts the nation can pay fully, citing industry damage, postwar disarray, and voter hunger as proof of resolve.
A summary comments on Pennsylvania debt under Democratic and Republican governors, noting a drop from 41 million to 22.5 million liabilities, and highlights related political commentary from Pitts Commercial and Boston Journal. includes a later report on Governor Wright's marriage to a reformer, and brief notes about Frederick and Wellington in the postwar period.
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