Postage reform urged to abolish burdensome taxes
The Toledo Republican argues against a uniform five cent letter rate, noting most mail stays under five cents and urging Congress to pursue thorough penny postage reform. It cites Britain, post office revenue, and criticizes partial reductions while praising public pressure to achieve full reform. Gen Lopez profile and varied telegraph items follow.
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Frances Election in Paris Boosts Democrats Triumph
The Paris Assembly election on April 28 produced a decisive victory for the democrats, with M. Eugene Sue winning a large majority in Paris and the Baulieue. The result unsettles Bonapartists and supporters of order alike, fueling debate on suffrage limits and socialist influence. Government papers decry the outcome and restrict liberal papers, while Napoleon Bonaparte backs Sue. Further intelligence from France is awaited.
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Presbyterian General Assembly Adjourns After Slavery Resolutions
The Detroit session of the Presbyterian General Assembly adjourned with tearful farewells and a critique of slavery. Resolutions by a large majority deplore slavery and declare it a crime against humanity, urging church courts to handle the issue within their jurisdictions and referring further action to Sessions Presbyteries. Some slaveholding members protested, while Evansville is noted for rapid growth and promising prospects.
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Lawrence Divorce Case Reveals Wealth and Harsh Treatment
The Kentucky court case outlines Mrs. Lawrence leaving Boston with her husband’s consent, dispute over finances and health concerns, and a jury verdict that she was harshly and imprudently treated by Mr. Lawrence after his public advertisement. Testimony notes the couple’s strained finances and her delicate illness prompting residence issues in Louisville.
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