Sumner on the Clarendon Johnson treaty a masterly defense
Senator Sumner delivers a thorough critique of the Clarendon Johnson treaty arguing it hides the main offense and fails to settle the dispute with Britain. The article asserts public support for hard but peaceful pursuit of justice, praising Sumner and denouncing the late administration and negotiations. The piece foresees renewed Anglo American tension but a path toward lasting peace under Grant.
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BrEv- Envy
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England
Noone
John Bull
United States
Hon Tim Day Prominent City Leader Dies at Home
Hon Tim Day a longtime city figure dies at his East Third Street residence after years of declining health. Born January 8 1819 in the city, he pursued printing and politics, served in Congress in 1854, and helped rally German voters to the Republican cause. He leaves a small family and a community mourning a vigorous writer of strong integrity.
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Mainstreet
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Commodore
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J. W. Surry
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Wall Street Agitated By Ten Million Internal Revenue Issue
Wall Street and the outside world hinge on a ten million dollar internal revenue dispute. Assessor Webster of the Thirty-second District faced brokers over license charges, opposing him as the Commissioner Devane takes office. The case Crank, DopaE & Co proceeds while Delano weighs brokers’ exemption, and Webster retires as Cleveland confirms a new assessor, with Delano pledged to act lawfully.
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Wester
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Cleveland
HonAer Greeley
DiLaNno
Texas Wins Supreme Court Battle Over Rebel Bonds
The Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice Case, rules Texas never left the Union and that the rebel Texas legislature and executive acts are void. The decision, with dissents by Judge Greer and Justices Swayne and Miller on jurisdiction, asserts Texas retains state status and may pursue remedies in the case against Gmoraz M. Wire and others.
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United States
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Texas Insurrection Suppression and State Government Questioned
The court held Texas state authority not bound by insurgent acts after revolt suppression but avoided judging Congress acts on the same subject. The ruling raises questions about the present Texas government and the balance of State and National rights, likely to attract wide attention.
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Belief in Hamilton Fish Amid Foreign Policy Debates
A letter questions Secretary of State Hamilton Fish’s appointment, noting Grant’s pressure behind his selection and contrasting his cautious diplomacy with J Sumner’s English policy stance. It urges patience as Fish readsjusts U S foreign policy, cites Mork in England as aligned, and expresses faith in Fish.
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Riverdyy Johnson
Hamilton Fis
First installment of foreign appointments sent to Senate
Nearly all high missions will be changed as Mr Morey replaces the loquacious Reverend in Great Britain. Governor Curtin removes Cassius M. Cray from Russia and stabilizes Pennsylvania’s political scene. Illinois assigns its Jones to Brussels in Sanford’s seat. Joan Jay goes to Austria. Watts’s brief stay set to continue. Cannistr to Stockholm prompts doubt. Mark Parit succeeds Caldwell as Bolivia minister. Dr R C Kirk returns to Buenos Aires.
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Vigilant America Across Oceans in Cuban Crisis
Dispatches indicate Washington prepares for stern foreign policy moves as Boston reports rapid outfitting of warships. A looming extra session of Congress is predicted while Madrid reinforces Cuba with tens of thousands of troops. The fleet's aim is protecting Americans, enforcing neutrality, and watching for actions needing intervention.
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Jerusalem Voices for Protection from Washington
A Jerusalem Rabbi met with the U S Secretary of State seeking a broader interpretation of foreign policy to protect Zionist Israelites lacking national representation. The appeal highlights the plight of Jews in Jerusalem facing hostile tribes and seeks official aid through the U S consulate.
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Washington Letter on Sumner Speech and Anglo American Tensions
Special correspondence from Washington discusses Senator Sumner's foreign policy critique and its implications for U S Britain relations. It argues that cabinet patronage, the Alabama affair, and ocean Belligerency missteps risk a future clash, urging justice and a peaceful settlement of damages tied to British actions during the Civil War.
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Resignation of Hale as Minister to Spain in doubt
The State Department has received Hon. John P. Hale s resignation as Minister to Spain and his successor will soon be confirmed. Judge Nimrod H. Johnson of Wayne county Criminal Court presides on Abrams trial which began yesterday. Wayne county property values fall by 170000 while real estate gains and more polls offset the loss. Dispatch from St Louis says New Mexico settlers and Plains army officers fear a severe Indian war this summer as tribes concentrate and plan for July hostilities.
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