Connecticut Democrats Rally Behind Andrew Johnson and Reconstruction
A Connecticut Democratic rally pledges support for the President's restoration policy, denounces Republican critics as traitors, celebrates Andrew Johnson as a steady anchor, and urges organized campaigning to elect James E. English governor with 42,000 Democratic votes projected.
Atlantic News Roundup From Jan 25 London to Mexico
Long dispatches report ships arriving in Liverpool and New York, with freight and trade data. It notes French and American approaches to Mexico, Napoleon's speech to the Corps Legislatif, and hopes for a pacific settlement. Updates cover Spain Portugal Italy India China Australia Japan and Shanghai with copper, tea, cotton, and other commerce details. The Times cites Galliard's interview urging withdrawal of French troops from Mexico. Senate discusses Constitutional Amendment on representation.
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Reciprocity talks stall as Canada rejects US proposals
A Washington despatch reports the Ways and Means Committee failed to reach an agreement with Canada on reciprocity. Canadian counter proposals were rejected by Ottawa. Separately the Supreme Court will hear Friday morning from the Massachusetts Attorney General over taking liquor cases out of order. There are 1000 cases and normal scheduling would take a year. Liquor dealers argue the $20 internal revenue tax is a license to sell and supersedes state law.
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