Who Won The Clash Of Presidents In Congress
The piece argues Andrew Johnson remains president while Edwin Stanton is ousted and contends Johnson prevailed over Congress in the impeachment and cabinet clash. It notes the funding bill likely won’t be signed and discusses Southern electoral tactics and new postal appointments, plus lawsuits involving Gen Butler.
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Thomaston Democrats Unveil Large Flag for Seymour Blair
In Thomaston on July 28 the Young Men's Democratic Club raised a vast flag with the names Horatio Seymour and Gen. Francis P. Blair. The crowd cheered as banners waved and speakers A. P. Gould and Dr. B. F. Buxton delivered stirring talks. Knox county Democrats show renewed vigor.
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Hancock Aims to Unite Democrats Behind N D C Nominee
Public letters from St Louis to Newport discuss support for the National Democratic Convention ticket. General Winfield Scott Hancock asserts his commitment to the party and constitutional government, denying rumors of dissent and stressing unity with Republican allies and Democratic colleagues.
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Sandwich Islands Reciprocity Treaty Provisions Outlined
Washington July 28. Provisions of a reciprocity treaty tabled before Senate adjournment describe duties free admission to US ports for Hawaiian grown goods, and reciprocal Hawaiian free entry for US articles. Articles cover schedules of commodities, certification, and ratification timing with seven year term and renewal terms.
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Reconstruction Districts Reorganize under General Orders No 55
General Orders No 55 reorganizes military districts after states in the South are admitted to representation. Meade assumes command at Atlanta for the Department of the South. The Fourth District becomes Mississippi under A C Gillem. The Fifth District becomes Texas under J J Reynolds with Austin HQ. Louisiana and Texas form Department of Louisiana under Rousseau. Buchanan leads Department. Crooke moves to Department of the Columbia. Canby leads Department of Washington. Hatch becomes Assistant Commissioner in Louisiana.
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Baltimore Council Votes Flood Relief And Repairs
The Baltimore City Council approved 50000 for flood relief 150000 for street and bridge repairs and 20000 to clear sand and rubbish. A resolution thanked George W Childs of the Philadelphia Ledger for his donation. Board of Trade meets to aid sufferers as many remain destitute and homeless. Twenty bodies recovered with more missing after Ellicott City and Elysville flood damage. Nass Holm mill and linked structures washed away. railroad bridges damaged and travel suspended.
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British Spain Seizure Decision Confirmed By Supreme Court
Lenpor dates report that the lower Spanish courts ruling the Tornado seizure lawful is upheld by Spain’s Supreme Court. Queen Victoria plans a August 5 departure for a tour of Paris and continental cities, returning September 1. Parliament weighs monuments for Brougham and Farrady, with new French loan rumored. The London and Goopwoop briefs note Train debt case, Library gift, and telegraph wires purchase passage. Goodwood races open amid dust. Chamwood, Heather Bell, Paul Jones win notable stakes.
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Naturalization treaty links Hesse with United States
Darmstadt July 28 a naturalization treaty has been concluded between the Grand Ducal government of Hesse and the United States. It mirrors the North German Confederation accord with a added protocol for doubtful passages. Mr Bancroft American Minister heads to Stuttgart for talks with Württemberg.
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Belgrade reports death sentence in Prince Michael murder case
Despatches from Belgrade say the court has sentenced one of the murder accomplices to death and ordered immediate execution. Measures against Prince Karageorgewicz and his secretary are threatened. Belgrade dispatches also report the assassins of Prince Michael have been shot.
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Spanish martial law suppresses uprisings in Catalonia
Advices from Spain state that the government has distributed troops across Catalonia and, under martial law and with efficient flying columns, all attempts at rising have been suppressed.
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Market Roundup London and Liverpool July 28
Financial notes from London and Frankfort show U S 5 20s around 724 728, Illinois Central at 95, Erie 43, Consols near 944 949. Liverpool and London reports record cash cotton irregularity with middling upland around 9 10d and Orleans 10 3d, alongside declines in wheat and flour and buoyant cheese.
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Legislative and political notes from Tennessee and Louisiana
Reports from Columbia and Nashville outline state political moves on disability removals militia actions and electoral vote plans. Tennessee Governor Brownlow discusses militia and rebellion suppression while Louisiana appoints A T Lee as state printer and confirms the official journal designation. governors veto and senate amendments follow.
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Indian question grows tense on frontier with migrations
A letter from Ellsworth Kansas dated July 23 reports tribes near Fort Larned have left with unknown destination. They avoid whites signaling mischief while reports claim killings and train robberies. General Sully orders Arkansas river line defense as Fort Larned is garrisoned. A Fort Buford dispatch notes Grosventre Indians sign treaty at Fort Hanley toward a Milk River reservation to stay peaceful with whites and most tribes except Pageons and Blackfeet.
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Eben Sears
Lincoln Street
Rivab Littlefield
Maria Shea
South Bostop
Mary A. Sheridan
Mary C. Sheridan
Metropolitan
Elliot Street
Chauncey Cbase
Hinman Meredith
Snow
Levi P. Rowland, Jr
Caroline E. Hamben
George W. Snow
Allery Street
H. Greer
Nathaniel C. Decker
William Spence
Shebnah Rich
Said Spencetley
Wiliam R. Stapies
West Vedor Street
Robert Marin
Joseph E Raymond
Stout Brothers
Builainge
Joseph B. Stearns
Tratton & Page
Said Stearns
Fitch Street
Luther Hlodgdon
Iaid Stearns
Sarah W.sumner
Carver Street
Charlies H. Eichler
James Truss
Washington Avenue
William G. Cole
Charles W. Tucker
John K. Erskine
Ebenezer Curtice
Joseph A. Veazie
James Street
Henry A. Ayling
Mary V. Randall
Lewis L. Wadsworth, Jr
Lexington and
Prescott Streets
Lewis Walcott
Friend Street
Baldwin, Botume & Co
John F. Watkins
Jenkins Street
John P. Squire
Edward Barlow
Richard Walsh
Samuel D. Parker
Christ Church— House
Salem Street
James Newcomb
Christ Church
S. Cudworth
Mary J. Waverly
Barnet F. Warner
Chester Square
James W. Brown
Henry Smith
George Warren
Vinestreet
Edmund A. Knowlton
Warren & Osborn
Martha M. Cashman
George Webber
Atlantic Street
Wm. Linton
Peter Welch
Thomas Barr
Stephen K. White
Kneeland Street
Edward Sullivan
Ellen M. White
Harriet R. Stedman
Isaac Adams
Catharine B
Amasa Whiting
James Parker
Wm. B. Callender
Mary O. Whitney
Kirkland Street
George Paul
Wm. Moorhead
Harriet N. Whitney
Wm. Minot
Charles T. Woodman
Traverse Treet
Wm. B. Duggan