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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1868

Page

2

Jacobin Revolution Drives Civil War Fears in Senate

The piece warns of a Jacobin influence and armament of Southern Negroes, with Dewes and Boyden clashing over arming citizens. It argues the South cannot endure without bayonets, while Democrats expect Seymour Blair triumphs in key states. An ominous note of further usurpation follows.

Senate Day Dewes North Carolina House Boyden Congress South Washburne Illinois New York Pennsylvania Ohio Seymour Blair

Yale Crew and Ward Brothers Battle on Regatta Day

Harvard and Yale crews push hard on the Charles River with Ward brothers posting the best time yet. Harvard delivers a faster stroke and Yale fields a stronger boat than in years, while predictions hint the Crimson may face a tougher race than last season.

Harvard Ward Brothers Charles River Regatta University Harvards Yale Wilbur Bacon Coffin Ferry Adee Samuel Parry Clinton N. J Geo. W. Drew Winterport Wa. H. Lee Chicago Witt A. Corp Grafton Mass Parry Roderick Terry Irvington N. Y McBurney A. P. Loring Boston Geo. W. Hotprepee William W. Ricwards Joan W. McBurney Blakie John W W. H. Summons We University Puils Milton R. C. Watson

Parliament and War News From London

In the Lords Lord Shaftebury asked about Russian plans to abandon explosive bullets. Earl Malmesbury said Britain received a circular proposing an international unit to ban explosive bullets, with Russia possibly agreeing and steps toward a St Petersburg meeting. In the Commons a bill to buy all UK telegraph lines passed. The volunteer review is set for Saturday at Wimbledon Common. Harvest reports show grain yields near average in some areas but poor in the north and middle regions.

Robert Napier M. Glais M. Glass Bizoin Figaro Mabille Rosiéres Nanterre Paris Baron Haussmann Voltaire Diderot Rousseau Champs Elysées London House of Lords Shaftebury Earl Malmybury Prussia St. Petersburg House of Comons United Kingdom Wimblén Common Stock Exchangej J

France Debates Restoring Duties on African Imports

In the Corps Legislatif a proposal to restore duties on African imports, including American resinous products, sparked a sharp debate. Government representatives argued against retaliation harming French and U.S. commerce, and the amendment was rejected after lengthy discussion. Separately, the proprietor of a London weekly faced a libel trial in this city, fined 300 francs and four months in prison.

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Financial Market Nottings From London and Liverpool

The dispatch notes mixed commodity and security activity across London and Liverpool. Consols remain at 94, U S 5-20s around 72 to 74, Illinois Central near 96, Erie around 43, with bullion in the Bank of England down about £109,090. In Liverpool cotton declines midmorning and again afternoons, with 9000 to 10000 bales moving, breadstuffs weak, California wheat and N red Western lower, lard firm, and later prices showing variances. tallow and turpentine also shifting while other articles hold.

London U.S Ibnis Central Jely Illinois Central Erie U. S Bank of Enland Liverpool Middle Uplands Caton California Jevry Ju.y

Johnson Proclaims Alabama Ratification of Fourteenth Amendment

President Andrew Johnson announces Alabama ratifies the proposed Fourteenth Amendment. The proclamation cites congressional act requirements and dates, noting ratification by Alabama’s General Assembly and authentication by Governor William H. Smith and Secretary Charles A. Miller. The proclamation is dated July 20, 1868, in Washington.

United States Congress South Carolina Nort Carolina Florida Louisiana Georgia Alabam William H. Smith Alabama Senate House of Representatives General Assembly State of Charles A. Miller William [. Smith I. Andrew Johnson Unimwa Castes Amorica Washington United States of America Andrew Johnson Charles XV Sweden Royal Academies of Sciences and Arts Berlin Prussia Stockholm Theodore Steinway William Steinway London Steinway & Sons Steinway Hall East Fourteenth Street 4Th Avenue Irving Place

Striking Miners Riot Across Wilkes Barre Pittston and Scranton

About 200 strikers armed with clubs moved through Wilkes Barre on Monday and Tuesday, forcing most workers to quit. They then halted mines and trains around Pittston, with reports of a killing later denied. By evening the movement dispersed as miners resumed work and authorities warned strikers to disperse calling for potential military aid.

Scranton Wilkesbarre Pittston Pennsylvania Coal Company Dunmore Lambert Kingston Morgan East Boot Plymouth van Heir

Democrats Ratify Seymour and Blair Nominations in Brooklyn

A large mass meeting at the Academy of Music in Brooklyn ratified the Democratic nominees Seymour and Blair with speeches by Henry C. Murphy and others. In Monument Square at Barmore a similar gathering endorsed the nominations and platform with remarks from Charles E. Phelps and C. A. Eldridge.

New York Academy of Music Brooklyn Seymour Blair Henry C. Murphy Cox Richard O’gorman Barmore Monument Square Charles E. Phelps Indiana C. A. Eldridge Wisconsin

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