Large Grant meeting at Cooper Institute in New York
An enormous mass meeting at the Cooper Institute endorses Gen. Ulysses S. Grant for President. Speakers include Wm E Dodge and A T Stewart with resolutions praising Grant and pledging support. The gathering features a band, fireworks, and a standing committee to further the campaign.
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Debate in Senate on printing extra copies of the President's Message
The Senate discussed printing costs for the President's Message and department reports with arguments for economy. Senators Sumner and Dixon clashed over whether extra copies should be printed, while others defended the message as legitimate and debated Reconstruction and black suffrage. The session then moved to the currency question, with Edmunds urging a formal declaration on debt payment in good money before adjourning after a brief executive session.
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Kentucky Legislators Fully Organized After Gov Stevenson Message
Frasxrort Kentucky December 3. The Legislators were fully organized today with Democratic caucus nominees elected in the Senate without opposition. The Governor’s Message was read, defending state sovereignty, federal relations, and constitutional supremacy. He argues ten states lose equality and Kentucky loses nine House seats, urging remonstrance and a union appeal. He stresses unity, constitutional supremacy, and divine providence guiding Western States.
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Cuban and Mexican News From Havana and Mexico City
Havana reports Admiral Tegethoff’s cordial exchanges with Cuban authorities as the Mount Vernon repairs at Vera Cruz. In Mexico City, Congress seats 105 of 208. Romero attacked by newspapers over costly US contracts, Juarez remains at work, and rumors swirl of Napoleonic contact. Prince Salm Salm recounts kindness from officials but alleges repeated insults.
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Cyclone in India and global diplomacy updates
Reports from Calcutta describe a devastating cyclone with about 1000 deaths and widespread destruction of huts and dwellings. The second Alabama claims instalment is before the House of Commons, with England denying arbitration of belligerent recognition as a matter of English law. Cabmen’s strike ends as the government suspends the unpopular law. Delays in India telegraphy are resolved amid rumors of Ethiopian king executions. envoy arrivals and revolts noted. European diplomacy covers France, Italy, Austria, and Prussia with talks on a general conference, obligations, and succession of officials.
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Sandwich Islands treaty urged to secure Pacific commerce
A San Francisco memorandum from a chamber of commerce committee states a fortified naval presence on the Sandwich Islands would control Pacific trade. It notes France England and the United States seek the islands, and that a treaty offers the best chance to prevent rivals and benefit Pacific and U S commerce at once.
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Robbery at Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Store
Special despatch reports a robbery attempt at a store midway on the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad. A 15 year old clerk fought back, mortally wounding the white attacker. He then shot a fleeing conspirator. two Black assailants escaped with their wounded comrade. Both white man and one robber were from this city.
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