The Compromise Bill Passes Congress in Overwhelming Vote
The Compromise Bill passed both houses with large majorities as Senate yeas reached 47 with 16 Republicans and 1 Democrat, House yeas 197 with 1 absent, reflecting strong party support. The editorial cautions against constitutional overreach and warns of peril if the measure undermines presidential final count and Senate prerogatives.
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Samuel J Tilden Accused of Corruption in 19th Century Plot
The article brands Samuel J. Tilden a corruptist amid allegations from stockholders and witnesses. It cites bribery claims involving $8,000 and payments to South Carolina legislators to secure electoral votes. A capias on Tilden’s income tax is noted as part of the unfolding controversy. The piece argues such corruption would endanger public virtue and the nation if a biased court installed him.
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Next U.S. Electoral Steps and Bridge Plan Update
The article notes upcoming electoral tasks for President and Vice President, with disputes over returns and state determinations. It recalls past presidential actions invoking federal force in riots and fugitive cases. Des Moines plans a new iron bridge over the river at a cost of $73,000.
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Giants Unearthed in Greek Ruins and Political Turmoil
Archaeologists led by Dr Sehlieman uncover giants in Myeanm Greece with gold masks and ornate weapons. The piece contrasts ancient finds with American ruins and cites political controversy, including House seat admission of a Republican, debates over Florida votes, and contemporaneous social strife amid scarce food relief.
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The Jews and Palestine Movement Across History
A historical overview notes Jewish attachment to Palestine and Jerusalem, tracing migrations since ancient Mesopotamia era, the growing land purchases in Jerusalem, and influential figures like Mesullam and Mrs. Minor. It argues Jews' wealth and intellect position them to shape future world history through a potential restored kingdom and national unity.
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Washington Letter on Electoral Bill and Republican Press
The piece surveys Republican sentiment toward the electoral bill based on 30 plus newspapers across eight states and 20 to 30 Democratic papers. It details arguments over the Senate president's duty to count electoral votes, party divisions, money power influence, and tensions surrounding the House vote.
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Correspondence from Lorbsonls on Chicago’s Panic Era
The letter describes postpanic reflections in Sowinolias and Somnelia, contrasting past wealth dreams with present ruin in Chicago suburbs. It contrasts "Pante" era riches in corner lots and furniture loss, with a shift to sober, modest living. A narrator notes widespread financial distress and a new citizenship ethic amid decay of former splendor.
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Editorial notes on Robeson innocence defamation case
After a long delay the sense has admitted the innocence of Secretary Robeson of the Garg whom it maligned last year. A suit has been brought against him for the payment of 150000 dollars income tax due the treasury.
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Bribery Testimony and Electoral Count Debate Spark Row
Walterson from the Louisville Courier Avusaed is coordinating 10,000 Conser veries to pressure Washington over the electoral count amid claims of intimidation. A South Carolina elector Nash testifies to an oath that Childs offered him 50 to cast for Lil den, exposing the bribe at the time and now reaffirmed under oath. The piece notes General Logan’s defeat, Judge Davis’s role, and Morton’s challenge to the commission’s methods, arguing the process risks partisan selection of the President and Vice President for years.
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Chicago Sees Hard Times and Silent Hope for Revival
A letter from a local observer laments Chicago bankruptcy and steep property declines while urging patience for a broader recovery. The writer predicts difficult times, criticizes speculation and excess, yet insists better days will come and praises faithful community endurance despite economic collapse. The piece frames urban loss within countywide hopes and discusses adapting to a stagnation era.
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The American Agriculturist subscription appeal
An extended pitch touts The American Agriculturist as a valuable rural journal. It promises practical household, farming, and craft information, engraved plans, and cost details, urging readers to subscribe at a low weekly rate from Orange Addison Company, 244 Broadway, New York.
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