The Expenses of the Government Debated in Print
A Doylestown Democrat rebuts opposition charges of government extravagance. He questions alleged yearly outlays exceeding 100 million dollars, reviews official appropriations from 1859, and argues that post office receipts, treaty costs, and unfinished balances distort totals. He estimates real current-year expenses around 70 million, with deductions for revenue-collection costs and prior-year charges.
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Delaware
Mastera Shore
Maryland
Dover
Out
Pennsylvania
Nandores
Isaac Baker
Naruse
T. Rickards
Doylestown Democrat
Congress
District of Columbia
Oregon
Tejas
Post Office Department
Treasury
Viere
UN Congress
Capitol
Personal Disappointments not Political Capital
A lengthy editorial argues party unity over internal disputes and condemns baseless attacks within the Democratic ranks. It cites the Lecompton split, names several governors and editors, and stresses loyalty to the party against Black Republicans, urging restraint and fidelity.
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Messrs. Brown
Miss
Green
Missouri
Stephens
Georgia
Lecompton
Illinois
Hiss
Philadelphia
J. Forney
Forney
Pennsylvania
Washington States
Baltimore politics and mob at the polls amid alleged fraud
A Baltimore Sun summary condemns violent election scenes and illegal voting, noting the Know Nothing movement and Swann's renomination. It argues a single reader would doubt any reform movement and highlights widespread intimidation at precincts and the obstructed ballot. The piece cites the Wilmington Journal and discusses cotton's global impact and politics.
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Baltimore Sur
Parson Brownlow
Sur
Swann
Sup
Baltimore
Evile
Balimore
Audr
Arme
Alpgos
Phebe
Ciy
The
Sun
Wilmington
4. C
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Constable's Sees
Distryaa Wartente
Sumrdons
Topuay, Ean Joubie
Parsons
Wikor
Ace
Kulford
Wil Nington
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Del
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Wiminton
Jeldely
John 3
Pennington
John McLear
Joh McSlear
Mm. Co
Fountain’s
Harrington
M. W. Bates
J P. Comegys
Geo
FP. Fisher
B. Ridgely
N. B. Smithers
New Street
J.B. Smitt
Naw Street
Crbcts
LEVIS
Skurs GO
PIXOS
Produce Commission
Npite
Nonta Brosp Sranet
Pailauflpria
Dizon & Levis
Dixon & Levis
N. R
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Pruargivas
Sljohn M'Dowell
Gora Starch
Farina
Ashton
Tirk
Nhmeive
Middletown
James B. McDowell
Cucasp
Oery
Washington College
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Gigi
DE Agaersion
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Olamesseo
E. F. Chambers
Visitors and Governors
P Waorn
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Weald
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Couch
Nicholson
High Street
R& Ailey
Philadelphia Watch
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Phillulphia
Fall
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Lalty’s
Colt
Stauffer & HT. Og
Amie Guld
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Tha Abe Oet
Arley
Vor
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United States
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Little Creek Landing
Delaware Bay
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Mahon’s River
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Cove
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Greensboro
Maryland and Delaware
Dp. T. Rickards
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Wright & Herring
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Kant County
Cal
Kent Copty
Detwars
Jory Wrevenk
Auroti
New York
Peice
United Suates
Nationa.n.y. Scientific American
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Canada
Hum-Elf
Avelvers
W. BR. Merwin
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