Democratic Caucus Scheduled by Congress Member
Ling announced that the Democratic member of Congress will hold eight caucus meetings tomorrow evening in one of the Capitol committee rooms.
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Public Credit and Currency Debates Force Grand Stand on Senate Floor
Senator Morritt warns against electing irredeemable paper as legal tender urging prudent steps toward specie resumption. He argues strong public credit vital to national honor and warns of financial ruin if currency expands without value. Corbett comments as Executive session follows with approval of a decoration for Admiral Thatcher.
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The House debated currency policy with exchanges on Walrussia and bonds, touching on a possible gold payment for the 520 loan and criticisms of depreciation. Mr Washburne and Mr Maynard clashed over British aims and currency reform, while Mr Butler warned against inflation and urged tax cuts to maintain government credit. The committee rose and adjourned near 5 PM.
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Virginia Conservatives Face Reconstruction Policy at Norfolk Convention
The Virginia Conservative Convention met in the theatre with 800 delegates from across the state. A. H. Stewart of Augusta was elected president. Speakers denounced federal Reconstruction measures and warned North and white Virginians against a "rule of an alien and inferior race" while advocating the bayonet as a last recourse. Delegates from North Carolina and Alabama reports follow with notes on court sessions, debt payments, and political tensions surrounding the Reconstruction era.
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Tragic Vermont Rail Crash At Harlow Bridge
About seventy workmen dine at Northfield hotel and travel by train to Harlow Bridge. Engine cannot stop in time. passenger car backs off 60 feet into the river, breaking into three. Fifteen killed instantly. many injured including Almore Weatherby and Timothy Holt. foreman Charles H. Clark among the injured.
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Late despatches report outbreaks in Chili near Pekin with rebels marching on the capital. The Times editorial favors Johnson’s citizenship policy. Fenian protests are forbidden in Liverpool and Irish mock funerals spread. Italian Parliament debates turn stormy with Rome named as the kingdom’s capital.
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