Opposing Constitutional Amendments and Democratic Wrath
The article protests Democratic opposition to constitutional amendments especially the Thirteenth and Fourteenth, arguing parties used fraud and legal challenges to undermine them. It questions claims of legality and notes repeated payments for claims tied to public uses, labeling Democratic economy as juggled and citing annual expense figures.
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Overwork Fatality Among Steel Workers Linked to Exhaustion
A Sheffield coroner's inquest reports a steel works striker died from exhaustion after an all night shift. The jury concluded the death resulted from excessive physical labor, noting the strain of "shard labor" and the urgent order requiring continuous work through the night.
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Phipson notes plant excitability wider than the sensitive plant
The 1876 Lettres Familieres sur quelques Mysteres de la Nature argues excitability is common in plants, not unique to the sensitive plant. It cites acacia Robinis pseudo-acacia showing rapid leaflet folding after repeated taps, suggesting many species reveal similar responses with varying speed.
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Maine’s back counties fuel Democratic dismay in polls
The piece argues Maine and Aroostook shift political winds as early returns spark Democratic triumphs then falter with late county results. It recalls 1869 Ohio North Carolina 1872 Indiana and 1876 Colorado as examples where back counties altered outcomes. It notes Barnum money and Fusionist gains skew initial tallies and warns against premature conclusions before full official returns.
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Democratic Party Criticized for Inconsistency and Power Chasing
Wisconsin State Journal denounces the Democratic party as inconsistent and driven by expediency, accusing it of abandoning principles for votes. It cites opposition to Civil War amendments, alignment with Greenback and fiat money factions, and surrender to self interest in Maine and beyond.
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