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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1869

Page

2

Grant speech foreshadows cabinet approach and Senate watch

Washington rumors center on General Grant replying to Congress with a vow to pick Cabinet and officers by need, not patronage. He says he will remove or replace officials as needed and delays naming Cabinet members until taking office, signaling a clash with Tenure of Office Act and Senate powers.

Gen. Grant Congressional Committee Grant Washington Senate Lewis St. John’s Church Episcopal Harold Lincoln Payne Morton Pruyn and Wilson Iowa Army General Grant United States Gen Grant Senator Morton Friends Friends of Liberty House of Representatives United States of America Ulysses S. Grant B. F. Wane Houses of Congress

Naturalization bill Defines White Citizens in 1869

A 1869 Senate report discusses a bill to establish a uniform rule of naturalization adding that all white persons born abroad, who are not criminals and have not aided in insurrection, may become naturalized citizens. The debate includes a President’s message on transferring duties of colored schools trustees and concerns over representation of colored residents in Washington and Georgetown. The session ends with Andrew Johnson’s signoff.

New York City Stewart United States Sumover Lincoln McCreery Senate of the United States Washington Georgetown Senate Secretary of the Interior Board of Trustees of School For Congress Wacsnington Frelinghuysen Judiciary Committee Boston Bacon Ditson &O’s Jetter G. Smorks Mass

Constituent Cortes elect Rivero President amid arrests

Mapaio report says the Constituent Cortes organized yesterday by electing Rivero President. The Provisional Government fights reactionary moves. Many arrests of Carlist members occurred in the city and several Carlists were detained trying to cross from France to instigate insurrection.

Mapaio Rivero France

Death of Fuad Pasha and Global Market Notes

Paris reports the death of Fuad Pasha the Turkish foreign minister connected to the recent Conference. Financials show mixed but steady US bonds and European stock quotes with US Five-twenties firmer in some hubs. Liverpool cotton opens dull then closes heavy. Havre notes stable cotton. Southampton records the Deutschland arriving en route to Bremen.

Paris Fes Nice Fuad Pasha Frankfort Fan Frs Liverpool Uplands Orleans Cottoun London Havre Tres Ordinaire

Louisiana Senate approves bonds for New Orleans rail line extension

The Louisiana Senate unanimously passed a House bill guaranteeing second mortgage bonds of the New Orleans Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad to twelve thousand five hundred dollars per mile for an extension west to Texas. The Senate also directs warrants to cover Legislature expenses and reimburse members for losses from discounting warrants.

New Orleans Senate House New Orleans, Mobile and Chattanooga Texas

Lawyer James Doyle dies after street wound mystery

James Doyle a noted local lawyer was found badly wounded in the head in the street and died after being taken home. No arrests have been made as investigators pursue the unclear circumstances. Also reported Brig Herald from Orange Bay describes heavy weather and a separate sea incident in which the brig Gold Fish from New York for Cardenas, dismasted and listing, was pulled to port with captain and crew aboard. The Gold Fish was owned by McLaughlin and Co. of St John N B.

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Episcopal State Convention votes to educate freedmen in diocese

In New Orleans on February 13 the Episcopal State Convention closed its session by resolving to establish schools for the education of freedmen throughout the diocese and by increasing the Bishop's salary to five thousand dollars per year.

New Orleans Episcopal State Convention

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