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Atop the Alleghanies A Cincinnati Correspondent Tells of Cresson
Special Correspondence from Crasson Pennsylvania describes arrival scenes at Cresson on the top of the Alleghanies. The piece details depot crowds, hotel reception, baggage chaos, veranda social life, smoking under trees, family scenes, and a tour of forest paths and springs atop the 2300 foot summit.
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Mountain resort hosts hundreds of guests in quiet cottages
The report describes a mountain retreat with six hundred guests enjoying a tranquil, inexpensive experience. Visitors, including families, wander moonlit grounds, fish trout streams, and stroll forest paths while elaborate cottages offer quiet lodging. The scene contrasts with city life and highlights comfortable, affordable recreation.
Crops and climate reports from Troy Doverson Kansas
Correspondence from Troy Doverson County dated August 11 describes an unusually favorable spring for wheat corn and potatoes with record yields before a severe July heat wave reducing crops. Gardens dried up but early crops like potatoes held. Wells supply water, soils pack tightly aiding drainage. Grapes and fruit show promise, Concord dominant in cultivation. Political leanings favor Grant and Colfax with whisky tax changes noted.
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Letter From Louisville Warns of Bloody Resistance to Election Swindle
The Journal echoes Blair in a Louisville editorial calling for resistance to Radical rule and any alleged election manipulation. It condemns the so called Congress as illegal and urges broad action, warning of civil war and reconstruction reversals under Seymour and Blair. The piece questions Supreme Court aid and laments the coming political struggle in Washington.
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Getting an office in Washington under the present administration
A corrosive chronicle details how obtaining federal appointments has become a paid, complex process. Indorsements from district leaders and lawmakers propel a hopeful, but bribe demands, fees, and political maneuvers ensure a seat in the Treasury and related posts, with promises followed by delays and further payments until a commission finally issues. The piece warns this is widespread under the Tennessee regime and cites numerous cases, names, and dates.
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