Industrial independence fuels Southern mills and wages
The Charles ton News and Courier argues every mill and workshop built and operated in the South advances industrial independence and keeps money at home. It lauds Abbott for the right vote and condemns excessive cheapness, urging fair wages and strong home demand to sustain labor and producers alike. It cites American Economist on the dangers of cheap goods and praises high wages as the basis of prosperity.
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Noted Trenton Republican Blair Recalls Early Conventions
John J. Blair of Blaisatown, a veteran Republican figure, 920 years old in the tale, remains strong and enthusiastic about GOP prospects. He recounted early party memories at a hotel Monday night, noting attendance at key conventions from 1840 onward and former support for Harrison and Lincoln.
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Convicted in Montclair for Mary Brown shooting. bigamy case noted
Joseph N. Ryan was sentenced to ten years in the State Prison for shooting Mary Brown in Montclair in January. James F. Abbott of New York got five years for bigamy, claiming seven wives and two prior Sing Sing terms. Prosecutor Jenkins may delay Francis Lingo’s murder trial at the Camden county May term. a post ponement to October is likely.
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