Louisiana Report Sparks Debate In House Sub-Committee
A House Special Committee sub committee on Southern affairs concluded weeks of Louisiana investigations and returned to Washington amid strong views. Members Foster Phelps and Potter stayed reserved awaiting full committee report as to a possible new election policy. Public tension in New Orleans rose but no outbreak occurred as pressure shifts toward federal military influence.
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Grant's Lieutenant Submits Statement to War Dept
Washington Jan 9 A dispatch reports that Grant's lieutenant has filed a detailed statement to the War Department outlining his operations in New Orleans. He assumes responsibility for all military actions and presents his version of the organization of the legislature and related actions.
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Outrage debate details Senator Boutwell and Dawes views
Washington dispatch reports Senator Boutwell’s cautious stance on the Louisiana crisis he aims to avoid politics while urging full fact finding. Representative Dawes criticizes military involvement in New Orleans and questions Sheridan and War Department actions. Vice President Wilson condemns Sheridan’s despatch while awaiting more facts and opposes a new Congress ordered election.
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Talk With the White League Commander
New Orleans dispatch interviews Gen Ogden commander of the White League. He says the group is local, defensive, and aims to secure fair elections and protect citizens. He denies any formal action on January 4 and says future operations are finished, with the matter left to the nation.
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Banditti or Moral Enforcers of the White League
Kellogg Packard Beckwith and their followers are examined as Banditti or moral enforcers in the White League. The article discusses their methods to maintain public order, the public reaction, and the broader implications of vigilante governance in the era. As readers, we see how organized groups influence social control and press reactions to their authority.
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Universal disapprobation from the New York Times editorial
The New York Times editorial dated January 9 condemns the President for expanding executive power and deploying military force in Louisiana. It argues that public protest is unmistakable and that the Administration would struggle to win a majority in Congress on its Louisiana policy. The piece notes a long and growing reaction to the President's broader interpretation of duties and powers.
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Trial opens in Beecher Tilton case with jury named
New York January 10 preliminary arrangements for the Beecher Tilton trial are completed. Judge Neilson warns jurors to avoid discussions or papers as the case begins with Morris opening for the plaintiff and Pryor, Fullerton, and Beach listed for the defense. A detailed juror roster follows, noting faiths and occupations of all twelve jurors, plus a program of counsel and expected cross examinations. Also included are short items on Edward Stokes seeking release and a warrant against Leom Juvi n, dubbed the Queen of smugglers, with arraignment anticipated midweek.
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LATE EMPEROR NAPOLEON OBSERVED IN CHISLEHURST
On January 10 a large gathering of French Imperialists gathered at Chislehurst near the ex Empress Eugenie to observe the second anniversary of Napoleon I's death. In Paris memorial services were held at St. Augustine Church with orderly attendance.
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Terrific storm at Cape of Good Hope
Advices from Cape Town report a hurricane like wind and unprecedented floods devastating shore and sea areas. Many vessels wrecked and enormous property damage occurred on land and water.
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Venezuelan Revolution Sees Insurgent Generals Captured
Havana dispatch reports insurgent generals Pulido and Alfaro Perez captured near Urica and imprisoned at Lagnayra. President Guzman Blanco with 17,000 troops moves toward Basiqui meto to confront Gen. Colina while peace is deemed likely.
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Honesdale Fire Losses and Insurance Summary
The Times lists losses and insurance from a Friday Honesdale fire, detailing buildings, stock, and contents for numerous patrons and companies. Aggregate loss reaches 170000 with about 50000 insured, plus a separate Treasure City Nevada blaze causing 40000 loss with no insurance.
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Missouri Treasurer's Report For 1874 Details Receipts and Liabilities
Augusta Missouri January 10 The report of State Treasurer S C Hatch shows receipts for 1874 with a balance on December 31 1874 of 522 185 84. Principal expenditures include debt and interest 452 199 35 sinking fund 188 276 01 executive and legislature 44 532 70 insane paupers 43 970 49 reform school 20 000 state prison 17 000 and other items. Estimated 1875 receipts 1 753 20 0 and expenditures 1 557 560. Public debt December 31 1874 7 038 400 less sinking fund 1 514 022 actual indebtedness 5 574 378. State tax reduced three quarters of a dollar. treasurer advocates taxing corporations and investing sinking funds in other states securities to avoid Maine bond premium. Recommends tax on savings banks deposits at annual return date with shorter payment period.
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Priest Stack Case Kept by Church Law Bound to O'Hara
In Williamsport Pennsylvania the Master in Chancery rules Bishop O'Hara acted within church law by removing Father Stack from the Church of the Annunciation. A priest must accept voluntary association rules as a member. The matter may return in the Ly comiog Court of Common Pleas.
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