Bank Bill Seeks Higher Coin Reserve For Massachusetts
The bank committee will recommend withdrawing all five dollar and smaller notes. A 25 percent coin reserve is urged, with the governor and bank superintendent differing on exact percentages. Debates emphasize protecting laborers and local banks from panics while resisting imprudent expansion and foreign small bills.
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Remove Liquor Cases to Other Counties for Trial
Senate judiciary committee held a hearing on moving liquor law cases from Boston to nearby counties when juries fail to convict. Speakers cited low convictions under current laws and described strong Boston liquor influence. District attorney urged reviving 1852 provisions to improve convictions elsewhere.
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White Man's Party versus Black Republicans in Debate
The piece contrasts white supremacist aims with black Republicans, accusing the latter of curbing white suffrage while expanding Black rights. It cites laws limiting foreign white citizens and enabling foreign Black voters, and notes a Massachusetts debate on extending rights to all races. Gen Caleb responds with a strong speech, per the N. H. Patriot.
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