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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1877
Page
11
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Washington dispatches outline the deficiency bill funding navy pay for 1877 quarter up to 1.446 million and debts to Seligman London 311 thousand plus 50 thousand for naval hospital and 45 thousand for marine corps pay. Also notes land law issues on Pacific coast Sioux Pembina scrip and railroad subsidies and a Union Pacific test of executive powers. Army bill debates cover recruiting limits and cavalry totals with party clashes and a Virginia intoxication incident in the House.
Senator Davis of West Virginia introduced a Senate resolution urging the Interior Secretary to prepare a statement detailing each Indian tribe’s approximate numbers, lands held and method of holding, a condensed treaty obligation summary, and the required appropriation since 1870.
A Philadelphia Times piece lauds Morton as unmatched in uniting leadership. The text contrasts contemporaries and notes his complete circle of influence. It also reflects on Salt Lake City policing costs and a House committee proposal to pay Southern mail contractors balances through May 81, 1801.
Secretary Sherman stated in a Richmond address that with God as witness the Southern policy would be carried out to its bitter or sweet end, amid Democratic and Hayes administration discussions.
The Senate has confirmed John Welsh of Philadelphia for the post of Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to England.
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