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Newspaper
Cedartown Record
Location
Cedartown, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1876
Page
1
A garbled digest covers diverse topics from coral valuations to rail earnings, a Chinese bronze bowl in an exhibition, a warning etched in a hat crown, railway profit declines, African travel observations, and criminal sentences. It mentions a woolen factory offer in Mexico, a safety rail on the New York & Long Island line, and a government building exhibit in the northwestern United States.
The Ways and Means Committee favors reducing spirits tax from twenty four to sixteen cents. Treasury doubts passage amid internal revenue debate. Senate likely to defeat most tax changes. whisky tax possible modification due to revenue concerns and many illicit distilleries.
The Democratic gathering at the St Louis chamber of commerce opened in a decorated hall with Hon. Augustus Schell presiding. Delegates from diverse states assembled to select a candidate for president and adopt platforms favoring reform, currency restoration, fiscal restraint, and a broad program against Republican policies. Thomas Hendricks and other leading figures were discussed. the convention proceeded through credentials and resolutions, with initial ballots nominating Hendricks and others as potential standard bearers.
The convention completed roll calls and nominated Thomas Hendricks for vice president amid lively exchanges. Indiana abstained or opposed finalist options while Missouri and others argued for a candidate of equal stature. The session adjourned after state-by-state roll call and a centennial address.
A June 16 letter from Istanbul to the London Daily News details Turkish forces burning villages and slaughtering residents in Bulgaria. It cites mass plunder, widespread deaths, and refugee displacement, with estimates of 18,000 to 30,000 lives lost and 37 villages destroyed. The account notes government pressure in Constantinople to halt the outrages.
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