Sussex county notes on politics and local life
A visiting writer describes Sussex County's towns, homes, and trades. praises hospitality at hotels in Georgetown and Dagsboro. notes shipbuilding, mills, and a corn measuring machine. A Democratic primary meeting draws about 300 in Georgetown. forecasts suggest Sussex may tilt toward Barton with candidates discussed for sheriff and representative posts.
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Owen Riigpe
Agentlemen
Wogon
Troy
Wr. Prettyman
George Atkins
James Ponder Esq
Ezra Chambers
Jersey
Exchange
James Cooper
Mikox
Milton
Sussex
John T Conwell
Robert Betts
Caleb R Paynter
Wilmington
Kent
Lamb's Woods
Dagsboro
Aribule
Baltimore Hundred
Georgetown
Jacob Moore
Willard Sailsbury
Phoeor Barton
Sheri
Janes F. Burton
Indian River
George W. Willen
Caleb R. Paynter
Broadkiln Hundred
John
Naryame
Foulks
New Castle
Amicus
Dem Democratic Views On Kent County Sheriff Nomination
Letter from Kent County Democratic editorials discuss sheriff nomination. They praise Dr William Burton for Governor and back Benjamin F Fleming as a strongDemocrat candidate with party loyalty and experience. The writer urges fair regional balance and warns against parochial favorites while stressing electability and public service.
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Mr. Kerr
Sherif
Kent County
William Burton
Freda Ica
Malford
Mispiken
North Murderkiln
Enstor
Benjamin F. Fleming
Fleming
Eleeted
Chave
Ieans
Sheriffalty Wall
Cifiaex
Democratic speech frames party as vital, constitutional force
In Florence Kentucky the speaker extols the Democratic party as a conservative and enduring force. He claims it has governed the nation and preserved constitutional rights, contrasting it with the “Thepatican” party and urging Kentuckians to defend Commonwealth honor over past feuds.
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Paestorst Buicknevise
Florence
Democratic Party
Tus
Democrat Party
Sons of
Kentucky
Partisan Battles Over Budget Provisions in Congress
A fragmentary summary argues Americans and Republicans united against objectionable appropriations while opposing Democratic rule. It claims the administration faced a unified opposition and notes attempts to add millions to the budget were blocked, with party allies prepared to confront issues as the administration's leadership faced scrutiny.
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Congress
Ameciegys
Ife
Extravagant accusations and a scrutiny of appropriations
The piece confronts critics accusing Mr. Yuchanan’s administration of excessive spending. It cites an official House Clerk statement on current year appropriations totaling 64.617 million plus over three million in private bills, with a gross figure near sixty six trillion dollars. It notes post office revenue and a year end balance affecting totals, detailing deficiencies funded by the General Deficiency bill and other items.
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Yuchanan
Crittenden
Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
Post Office Department
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