Organizing Anarchy Across a Split American Union
A protest against Gen Grant's Fifteenth Amendment and the emergence of a "New Nation" theory. The piece warns that constitutional changes erode the Federal Union, justify a white citizen basis, and empower a new, dangerous political order led by Democrats. It condemns Congress and state rulers for dissolving the 1860 Union.
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Gen. Grant
Federal Union
Fero'tion
Congress
United States
Mexico
South America
New England
America
Washington
Emigrants Pass Columbus Week Before Last
Eight hundred ninety one emigrants passed through Columbus the week before last. Charles B. Sherwood was awarded fifteen injured dollars by a jury for injuries received on the N Central Railroad. Other details are unclear from the fragmentary text.
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Columbus
Charles B. Sherwood
N. Central Railroad
Despotism tax case spurs Mahoney replevin protest
An Irish immigrant Mahoney defends his horse and cart seized by a Ninth District revenue officer for income tax. He replevies his property with help, faces Commission Shields, is released on his own recognizance, and rails against constitutional overreach and the Delano taxation policy. The piece laments federal tax powers and urges resistance to what it calls an unjust system.
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Michael Mahoney
Jones
New York
Mahoney
Bailey
Washington
Delano
Tie
Moloney
Shields
Jackson
Trishman
United States
Russia
Austria
China
Japan
India
Committee On Finance
Coner
Commissioner Delano
Buzzard Mistakes Drunk Farmer for Corpse in July Encounter
Old Rumfeldt, a Stewart County farmer, rode home after court but fell asleep drunk in a fence corner. A buzzard circled him, studied him, and finally pecked his face as Rumfeldt awoke and shouted that he was not dead yet.
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Old Rumfeldt
Stewart County
Tennessee
Dover
Rumfeldt
Amart
St Paul river rise tops 1852 level as flood grows
The Mississippi at St Paul reaches its highest level since 1852 and continues to rise. Also noted: Southern Press Association to meet in Savannah on the 25th. pilot Robert A Allen slain in New Orleans. Fenian Con in session in New York City with secret meetings. William Penn treaty with nineteen tribes linking to Quakers. Various moral maxims on duty and kindness conclude.
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Southern Press Association
Savannah
New York City
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