Carlyle Letter on Punishment and Eternity Sparks Debate
The Edinburgh Scotsman publishes a Carlyle letter extract arguing that consequences of good actions extend eternally while evil actions fade, suggesting reward and penalty may be human concepts. The writer praises the universe’s harmony and calls fear of despair morbid, yet notes schools view such views as heresy.
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Trust fund tampering seen as state reform parallel
Fall River citizens taint tampering with trust funds with prison as common opinion. In Maine the Legislature acted similarly with variations and lawmakers seek return to the State House to craft laws. The piece contrasts two cases, arguing Republicans pursue principle amid a debt context.
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Democratic State Central Committee declines unity for convention
The Executive Committee of the Democratic State Central Committee sent a letter to the committee chaired by A. B. Lynde declining to unite in a convention and announcing a forthcoming convention inviting Democrats true to established principles to send delegates. Governors day at Worcester drew 25,000 to 30,000 showing stock exhibits and races with speeches and a banquet at the Bay State House. Beacon Park September meeting continued with races won by Hambrino and Boston, while the 2.22 class final was postponed. The Spirit of the Times rifle match ended with J. S. Summer matching Creedmoor’s 221. California election results favored Kalloch for mayor. New York Republican State Convention nominated A. B. Cornell for governor. Marblehead shoe factory F. W. & J. M. Munroe destroyed. 400 workers left unemployed.
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Gathering of the Republicans to Nominate a State Ticket
At Saratoga the Republican State Convention opened with a large turnout. Conkling chaired the session and attacked state rights while praising resumption and republican unity. Cornell led the gubernatorial ballot but was narrowly supported over rivals. Robertson supported as alternative. Election of officers followed with Wheeler presiding and debate over Cornell’s nomination continuing.
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Foreign trade and the spinners strike in North England
A strike hit North of England and River Meadow cotton mills at Staleybridge over wage cuts, with 80,690 spindles affected. Self-acting winders across Staleybridge Dukinfield and Moseley plan a Thursday conference with masters to present objections to the wage reduction.
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Interior election returns seen in scattered reports
No definitive results from the interior yet as ballots move slowly toward canvass. Reports indicate a quiet, high turnout with Glenn leading in San Benito, Vallejo and Santa Barbara counties show strong support for Perkins in Vallejo and White in Santa Barbara, Frisco County tight between Glenn and Perkins, Woodland backing Perkins, and no canvassing completed in the city.
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Prohibitionists Nominate State Ticket at Syracuse
At the Prohibition State Convention in Syracuse J H Bronson of Amsterdam presided as a large gathering nominated a full state ticket led by Governor candidate Prof John W Mears of Oneida and included James H Bronson of Montgomery Alphonso A Hopkins of Monroe Caleb W Allie of Onondaga Stephen Merritt of Rockland John J Hooder of Tioga and Walter Farrington of Dutchess for state offices.
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Monroe
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Onondaga
Stephen Merritt
Rockland
John J. Hooder
Tioga
Walter Farrington
Dutchess
Blackburns Inaugural Promises Strong Union Government
Gov Blackburn in his inaugural speech in Frankfort on September 2 declares the new administration will deliver the best government if federal and state powers remain within constitutional bounds. He looks for national greatness and urges unity against sectional tricksters who stir division.
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Republican Ticket Nominated In Minnesota Convention
In St Paul on September 8 C A Gilman of St Cloud won the lieutenant governor nomination after four ballots with 121 votes of 218. The minor offices race continued and the resolutions from the committee were adopted. Earlier in St Paul on September 3 the Republican slate was completed at 1 am naming Fred Von Bamback secretary of state George Kettleson state treasurer Charles M Start attorney general and William R Marshall railroad commissioner.
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Howard Soule
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St. Paul
C. A. Gilman
St. Cloud
St. Pau
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Fred von Bamback
George Kettleson
Charles M. Start
William R. Marshall
Cetewayo's kraal burned. British cavalry pursue king
Despatch from Cape Town reports Amrakeze, Cetewayo’s new kraal, burned on the 13th. British cavalry began pursuit the same day and reached the kraal at dawn the 15th to find Cetewayo fled to the bush. Wolseley signals minimal followers remain. royal ministers and kin have surrendered with cattle. forces advance from Luneburg, with Pretoria expected by Sept 10.
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Burmese unrest grows as King shuns minor officers
From Rangoon comes word that the British Resident’s departure is viewed in Mandalay as a victory for opponents of Britain. Ministers conspiracies hint at a regency while Rangoon reports Burmese forces mass with twelve frontier guns and about 40,000 troops ready.
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Allied Bolivian Peruvian Armies Halt Desert Crossing
Panama Aug 26 The allied armies of Peru and Bolivia have not moved and are not expected to attempt crossing the desert to retake the coast due to provisioning difficulties. The Huascar visits the South coast destroying launches as the Union seizes ships laden with arms for Chili.
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New England Society fair opens with cattle show and Governors Day
Worcester reports the New England Agricultural Society fair on Governors Day features large cattle displays led by Herefords and Ayrshires from Massachusetts and New England. Gov Head and Lieut Gov Long attend with a reception, speeches by officials, and a track program including two horse heats and a Bay State House dinner.
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Yellow Fever Outbreak Reports And Hood Family Plight
Memphis reports twenty six new yellow fever cases with four deaths including two children. Gen Hood's children receive nurses as health officials note illnesses in New Orleans and Halifax crews. New Orleans records one new case and strengthens port inspections. Hood's children show improvement while funding reaches near one thousand dollars. Ferrnna records seventy eight deaths last week, down seventeen from prior week.
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New Hampshire Railroads Equity Case Begins
Last spring John N. Pearson filed a bill against the Northern Boston Concord Montreal Boston and Lowell and Lowell and Nashau Railroads and Concord Railroad directors alleging cross-ownership and contracts harmed Concord Railroads income. Evidence opened with deposition of S. W. Hildreth master of transportation, likely long proceedings.
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Raber Murder defendants deny involvement in Lebanon
Brandt and Hummell, two men convicted of Joseph Raber’s murder in Lebanon Pennsylvania, deny charges. Brandt says he never solicited or held Raber life policies and had no interest in his death. Hummell claims innocence, says he was in Schuylkill county during the murder, and admits a life policy but calls it a routine business transaction.
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Steamer Quebec Ashore at East Point with 60 Passengers
A Charlottetown telegram reports the steamer Quebec from Halifax bound for the St Lawrence is ashore at East Point Prince Edward Island and is said to carry sixty passengers aboard with the situation unfolding at the coast.
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