Astronomical Manager: Evarts’s satirical jab at Boutwell
The piece mocks Mr Evarts for calling Mr Boutwell an astronomical manager while discussing Edwin M. Stanton and Johnson. It portrays Evarts as aiming lofty punishment by banishing him to a hole in the sky. The satirical tone frames Evarts as a Radical courier to Congress.
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Evarts
Boutwell
Groton
Eyrie
Johnson
Edwin M. Stanton
Massachusetts
Radical Party
Congress
Butler
Stevens
San Francisco
Call for united defense of the Constitution in peril
An opinion piece urges a close union of advocates for constitutional liberty to resist radical forces in Washington. It warns of threats to the government, cites Chief Justice Chase and Mr Evarts, and calls on the people to rally next Fall to restore lawful authority under the Constitution.
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Washington
Chase
Nero
Rome
Evarts
Congress
Sumner
Cate
Senate
Mate
Stanton
Butler
Nelson
Gen
Alaska
Louisiana Senate
Buckner
Illinois
Bonner
Grant
Ledger
N. H
Brussels Gazette
Independence Belge
Paris
Napoleon
Gazette
Independence
McGee
Ottawa
Niagara
Gulf
House of Representatives
Manager Butler
Crowner
Judge Peck
Buchanan
Burke
Warren Hastings
Hastings
Mr Evarts
Curtis
United States
Republic
Venice
Walla
Massachusetts
Edmunds
Williams
Cicero
Manager Williams
Houses of Congress
Supreme Court
Act of Congress
Imbelle Telum
Vaughan
Baron
Third Selden
New York Court of Appeals
Newell
Canal Department
State of
New York
State of New York
Court of Appeals
City of
Theississippi
Lincoln
Boutwell
Manager Boutwell
House of Congress
Carlyle
Bootes
Congress of
Tyler
Fillmore
Septwich
Ecopiess Nanos
Lee
Merc
Tribune
Radical papers are deceasing in the South tale
A sweep of items notes radical papers fading in the South France spends 20,000,000 on the Chassepot, several performers tour North America, political insinuations abound, and public figures face scandals and legal matters. Citations include U S figures and European royalty.
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France
Blind Tom
New York
Maggie Mitchell
Montreal
Fagnani
Ristori
Hebe
Jean Ingelow
Chicago
Boutwell
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Dany
Boston Press and Post
Sid-Weenty
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Weekly Post
Waser
Club Bates
Bostox Post
Beals, Greene & CO
Blishers
Boston
Hotels
Superior Accamm
Union Square
Gars
Stages
American Hotel
Enone
Old Sad Hydroandeaee U Paladsiaa
Coptt S. M. Healings
Han
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Mount Vernon
Dock House
Court Square
Ao SP. M
Test
L. R Morris
Everett
Union Park
N. Y
New Raven
Staczi
ST. James Hotel
Mass
St. James Horst
Franklin Square
St. James
Astor Mouse
Stetson House
Long Branch
J. P. M. Steison
Efrench
City Hall Square
Scatsun & Popa
EZ Street
Allice
State Street
D. N. Skillings & CO
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East
Cambridge
Mint Davis
D. N. Saiuaines
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D. Ne. Skillings & Cos
Messrs
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Perrott, Mich
Lawrence Barnes & CO
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Superior
Deatzes
Zasiere
Spruce Deat and
Canada
Michigan
New England
Burlington
N. Skillings & Clo
Lowell
P Jys
England
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Marseilles
Henry Wood's Son &Co
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Lockwood & Lamb
Deni, Roberts & Co
Causeway
Friend Street
Eopim
Fairbanks
Baldwin
Milk Street
Fairbanks, Brown & CO
Thaddeus Stevens
Tarrp
Wagner
Young Louis
Oberlin College
Greeley
Mr Evarte
Brownlow
Dolby
Tennessee
Francis Joseph
Abbe Bauer
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Wilson
Iowa
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Schiller
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Milan
Prince Humbert
Patti
America
Marquis de Caux
Forney
Insane Hospital of
Indiana
Grant White
Offenbach
Com
Adv
New York Academy of Music
Pike
Richmond Examiner
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Carlotta
Brussels
Ben Wade
Pennsylvania
War and Navy Departments
Chicago Republican
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Aram
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Evaris
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Senatons
Mr Boutwell
Suw Court
WM. M. Evarts
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