Able Speech and Sensible Decision in Senate Debates
The session featured a heated debate on the Fifteenth Amendment removal of political disabilities. Senator Ferry argued for removal based on loyalty, while opponents warned of risks to governance and public funds. Other senators weighed loyalty, allegiance, and the impact on Reconstruction as adjournment followed a tense exchange. A separate report notes the Senate panel's stance against issuing a costly world map and affirms Broadhead's decision protecting sellers from agent misuse in government purchases.
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Mr Wood of New York argues the decline affects navigation, not foreign commerce, citing steam vs sail, iron vs wood, overproduction after 1845 to 1860, California gold, and restrictive US navigation laws that exclude foreign built vessels. He questions whether English and US laws ever boosted maritime prosperity.
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Democratic gains sweep New York City by about 70 000 with Church carrying Chief Justice and Selden trailing. Brooklyn likely votes 8 000 to 10 000 for city ticket and 10 000 to 15 000 overall. State totals show heavy Democratic margins outside the city with numerous cities listed. Total city vote places Church at 82 101 against Selden 22 186. state totals may exceed 75 000 and approach 100 000.
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The annual Masonic Convention in Concord New Hampshire elected officers led by John A. Harris as Grand High Priest and Edward Gustine as Deputy Grand High Priest. The gathering included notable attendees such as Horace Chase of Hopkinton and other grand officers.
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Mrs Stanton Lecture on Marriage in Apollo Hall
Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton spoke to a large audience on the marriage relation and its application to the McFarland case, advocating suffrage as relief from married burdens. Susan B. Anthony presided, resolutions by Sorosis were adopted, and debates followed with prominent women in attendance.
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Pomp and rowing lift on Ashbury era trials and gala
Loxpoy reports Ashbury's conflict with umpires over second race in blustery Channel conditions as Sappho and Dauntless weather the voyage. A Tyne Rowing match with Taylor and Addy fails after injury. a Theatre Fund dinner in St James Hall marks charity aims with Dickens absent and Duke of Sutherland among guests. Parliament talks on census, colonial funding, and public duties amid Fenian fears.
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Reichstag Advances Third Reading on Postal Treaty
The Reichstag yagsed to a third reading the bill carrying into effect the provisions of the Postal Convention between the United States and the North German Confederation.
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Financial and Commercial News From London And Beyond
Financial and commercial notes from London and other markets dated May 17 report Consols around 943 to 944 with U S securities steady. Liverpool reports mixed cotton, grain and pork prices with varying loadings. Paris and Frankfurt show quiet to steady movement in bonds and notes. Petroleum prices in Bremen Hamburg Havre and Antwerp move with modest fluctuations.
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Receipts at Ports Rise This Week in Bales
Receipts at all ports since last weekly statement show 14 262 bales this week, up from 11 510 bales the previous week. The figures reflect ongoing trade activity and port throughput across the reporting period.
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