Congressional meddling overruns Johnsons affairs sparks attack
A critique denounces Congress for probing President Johnson’s private finances and budget, arguing the impeachment of two clerks and lavish stationery spending show petty economy. The author laments Congress interfering with executive business while demanding retrenchment where it truly matters.
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Radical impeachment talk and rights of foreign-born citizens
Telegraphic dispatches describe Radical leaders vowing to press impeachment against Grant amid what they call a personal clash with President Johnson. Debate covers Colorado statehood, Alabama restoration, and enforcement of equal rights, with remarks on outrages aboard a Washington Baltimore railroad and rights of American citizens abroad.
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Notable political meeting in Phoenix Hall Concord
A large crowd gathered in Phoenix Hall as Hon Richard Vaux and Col J A Thompson spoke on Reconstruction and Radical policy. The event featured a Concord Cornet Band, a 12 hundred turnout, and remarks by Thos P Treadwell and D A J Vaughan with other local politicians and a Mozart Wing branch organized at Candia.
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Parliament appoints Brett as Solicitor General
London reports parliament appoints Wm B Brett from Helston to succeed Sehoyn as Solicitor General. Abyssinian expedition dispatches say Napier pushes toward front with advancing hostile forces near Annesley Bay. details awaited.
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Bis marck seeks permission to resign Prussian cabinet post
Paris report says Bis marck has asked permission to resign as head of the Prussian Cabinet. Felix Belly, noted French railroad contractor in Central America, is fined for publishing a slanderous article against the Nicaragua government.
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Prussia Editorial Attacks Beust Over Hanover Princes
The North German Gazette, seen as Bismarck’s private organ, editorializes today accusing Baron Von Beust of a dangerous course for too zealously befriending the exiled Princes of Hanover.
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Retrenchment and reforms sweep Civil War era conventions
Across Southern states dated Feb 12 reports show retrenchment moves in Virginia with discharge of clerks and ending stenographic debates. North Carolina discusses abolishing distinctions between courts as Gen Canby visits. South Carolina notes ten new Bill of Rights sections adopted. Mississippi highlights tax collection tensions. Georgia expels a colored member and passes a revised franchise ordinance limiting suffrage to a narrowed group.
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Global Markets Report February Trading Snapshot
London stock and bond prices show Consols at 93 34, U S Five-Twenties around 7 14, Illinois Central 884, Erie 48. Liverpool cotton eased slightly while remaining firm, Upland and Orleans middling at 8d, petroleum in Antwerp closed at 41 francs 50 centimes for standard white.
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London Times notes French loan signals peace unlikely
New York reports late European dispatches noting the French loan of £17,600,000 for deficiencies suggests stability for twenty months. China Mail adds changes in Chinese diplomacy with Anson Burlingame named Ambassador to Europe and the United States, plus aides and a 24-man staff. Burlingame reached Teintsin after delays from rebels near Ho Shi Wu. It is also said two Europeans aboard the schooner Gen. Sherman, captured by Coreans, are alive.
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Constitutional Convention tackles cotton tax repeal and riots
In Tallahassee on February 12 the convention adopted a resolution asking Congress to repeal the cotton tax. A secret session considered an incendiary speech incident by a colored delegate, with witnesses Gov. Walker and Judge Randall called. Minority members face seating and adjournment questions as Meade’s eligibility stance remains.
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