Mancy Opinions on Indian Peace and War Department
The letter to the New York Herald by Gen. R. B. Mancy argues for transferring Indian affairs to the War Department. He refutes reliance on military rule, citing past failures, and endorses the Indian Peace Communion plan with minimal army expansion, while acknowledging critics like N. G. Tarton.
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R. B. Mancy
United Army
New-York Herald
Gen. Mancy
Indian Bureau
War Department
N. G. Tarton
Indian Africa
Miles
Mancy
Taylor
Indiana
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Uwnedneiemare
Geneee
Hnan
Eni
Rigna Akee Ela
Sher- Ew
Memphis Letter Reports Police Race Reward and Rail Earnings
Special correspondence from Memphis Texas notes Forrest friends delivering a team for the Memphis and Selma Railroad, stock nearly subscribed. It covers a vacant police commissioners seat, a $5,000 reward in a Marsh case, railroad earnings, Indian raid in Texas, an editor’s wedding, and a controversial note on Tyng’s Cincinnati lecture.
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Ssee
Marsh—Jemielde
Texas
Cincinnati Times
Memphis
Texx
General Forrest
Memphis & Selma
Seleah Chahos
Ganda
New View
Heiser & Son
Marsh
The Rev Tyng in Cincinnati article note
The New York Evening Mail reports on the Reverend Tyng visiting Cincinnati with local interest. Details mention his arrival and anticipated engagements, reflecting the era’s religious and social scene in Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Stephen J. Tyng, Jr
Mublic
Teakal Atvectioniens Republic
Mr. Tyng
Ben
Christ
Tyng
Ays
de Shieke
Pleasant Rey
New York
West Firty-first Street
Mr. 1
New York Evening Mail
Fragmentary Senate Debate On Reconstruction Motion
The report condenses a Senate debate where Senators from California Wisconsin Missouri and other states weighed a motion on Reconstruction. Members argued over presidential communications and the Senate’s obligation while questions arose about adjournment and the effect on business.
Virginia Election Time Debated in Congress Reconstruction Debate
The Senate discussed election timing in Virginia under Reconstruction, with Mr. Bingham proposing January 30, others urging later dates for safety and loyalty. Amendments sought postponement to the fourth of May. political figures warned of violence if held earlier. House actions included laying on the table a president’s message and votes on printing and Virginia election bills amid war department and Freedmen's Bureau inquiries.
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Washburne
Ill
Committee On Appropriations
Washington
House
Bingham
Ohio
Committee On Reconstruction
Virginia
Richmond
J. Washburne
Illinois
Ory
Maynard
Tenn
Friends of the Reconstruction
Friends of the Union
Butler
Louisiana
Georgia
Texas
Til
Massachusetts
Arkansas
Anael
Theodin
Ling
Wielded
Broomall
Wood
New York
Sau A
Hs Broomall
United States
Congress
AE Shea
Igag
Neceasa
Schenck
Higbee
California
Ross
Kansas
Yeas
Robinson
N. Y
Harkor
Ireland
Secretary of War
Freedmen's Bureau
Ill. We
Accusines Commerce
Battle at Chuantamo reported as Cuban rebels defeated
Havana December 9 Diario recounts a battle at Chuantamo near Santiago de Cuba. Rebels are said to have been defeated with 60 killed and 200 wounded. Government troop losses are not stated. Trade on the island is dull and markets show complete stagnation.
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Spa
Knoxville
Een
Mapazto
Gen. de Rode
Makinnaen
Saville
Ia M. Mongelson
Havana
The
Diario
Chuantamo
Santiago de Cuba
Outrageous killings spark militia clash near Lewisburg Arkansas
A dispatch reports a series of violent assaults near Lewisburg in Conway County. Four Black men captured Perry and Jackson, shooting Perry’s ear and mortally wounding Jackson, while Wash Lewis was killed and Alvin Lewis forced from his home. Capt. Matthews’ Colored militia intervened. Authorities, led by Sheriff and Governor Clayton, seek to disband the militia amid widespread upheaval and ongoing arrests.
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Memphis
Little Rock
Lewisburg
Conway Co
Ratoeday
Alvin
Wash Lewis
Wash
Matthews
Neigherbaok
Joe Jackson
Robert Perry
Perry
Jackson
Thomas Hooper
Drind
Lace Yes
Band
Clayton
Widespread UK Political Shifts and Maritime Wreck Details
News from Lowpox and London reports Frederick Dundas winning Orkney seat, with regret over Cockburn not becoming Lord High Chancellor. Wreck updates on the Lusitania Iiberia indicate a catastrophic leak from a damaged propeller screw, boats lowered, all aboard saved or lost, with names of survivors listed. The Daily Telegraph notes Gladstone era cabinet speculation, including Home Secretary and Foreign appointments, amid Austria-Hungary’s evolving stance and Emperor Francis Joseph’s manifesto to the army.
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Liverpool
Ca Ae
Hibernia
Johns House
Passence Ee Bethel
Cox
Brewster
Rob Mason
Forbes
Devenny
Rogers
Rockers Holm
M Austin
Benean Ae
Gowan Webb
Melville
Meoa Bowie
Rogerson
Cameo
Teleagees _ eS
Giladstone
United States
Tees
Austin Laird
Board of Right
Henry A. Bruce
The
Home Department
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Fife
Sam McCoy
Man Wynn
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Horton
Drake
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Mr. Paine
Wisconsin
Committee On Reconstruct
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Germany
Prussia
Austria
Hungary
Prst
Spain
Cuba
Ladies’ Furs
West Third Street
Undertaker
John F. Wiltsee
West Sixth St
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T. F. Randolph
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Oyster Room
Third and
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Capitol
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Sa Reynolds
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Miller & McClelland
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Elm St
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Hubbell, Swasey & Co
Sycamore &T
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Canada Sable
A. M. Bininger & Co
Upoe
Lockwood & Nichols
West Pearl Street
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Main Street
Barney & Beery’s
American Rink Skates
LL. Wayne
Maintreet
West Fourth Street
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