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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1868

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Political Debate on Tax Reductions and Deficiency Bills

A critique of Congress dining on tax cuts and rising deficits. The author accuses officials of misleading revenue figures and failing to reduce debt, citing July 1866 actions and partisan motives. Other items note Saratoga news, fashion at the sea shore, and cultural notes.

Noble demonstration in Faneuil Hall backs Seymour and Bam

A Boston crowd fills Faneuil Hall to support Seymour and Bam as Union and Constitution representatives. Speakers praise the people's spirit, warn against misrule, and urge a large Democrat coalition with Conservatives to defeat Radicalism this fall.

Faneuil Hall Seymour Bam Boston

Miscelaneous Boston Post Notes and Market Reports

A compact note set covers miscelaneous letters from Parise London and New York, home matters, Yarmouthport camp meeting, anniversary at Andover Seminary, horticultural fair, naval and commercial topics, and weekly cattle market reports for New England. The Salem Register warns non residents about voicing opinions on its Congress member to avoid district criticism.

Parise London New York Washington Ane Yarmouthport Andover Seminary Shipping Journal Boston New England marThe Statesman Weekly Post Salem Register Sth Congress

South Carolina Democrats Resolve for Reform

In a historic statement, South Carolina Democrats declare protests against Radical Reconstruction acts while voicing confidence in constitutional agencies and peaceful instruments to secure relief and reform. The tone emphasizes lawful means and renewal within the party’s framework.

South Carolina South

Taxpayers, Debt Reduction Claims Under Fire

A critical reader challenges Mr Wells and the Treasury records, arguing that the public debt fell only 247 million in three years postwar, not 250 million as claimed. The piece notes most gains occurred in the first year from war appropriations and taxes, with little net reduction since, despite assertions of steady payoff.

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