The Pacific Coast Chinese Voter Issue Debate
A New York Tribune assessment argues that the Fifteenth Amendment could grant Chinese born in the United States citizenship and voting rights, fueling fears of Chinese influence on California and the Pacific coast. The piece condemns liberal naturalization moves, warns of demographic shifts, and calls for opposition to ensure white ascendancy in new American territories.
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New York Tribune
California
United States
Mll
Gyail
Pacific Coast
China
Pacific
Europe
America
Cin
Political misgivings and calls for change amid Grant era
A long, fragmentary letter urges Republican faults in national finance and policy. It accuses the Hayes administration of debt and tax issues, critiques tariff policy and greenbacks, and warns of looming threats to civil rights and imperialism through federal enforcement power. It contrasts past Democratic restraint with present Republican excess, calling for leadership change. The piece also recounts partisan views from New York and Allentown, and notes southern unrest and public discontent with Grant’s presidency.
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Congress
Ohio
Republican Party
Republic
New Negland
Peainoy
Z Taylor
Gen. Scott Ln
Spevelt
Bremont
United States
D&e
New York
Sammel J.wilden
General Grant
Washington
Crant
Grant
More Vederat Task? Income and Debt Outlook
Official sources project higher receipts from imports and internal revenue this year surpassing last year. Yet Washington on the 19th indicates the October public debt statement will show little or no reduction due to the government's enormous expenditures.
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Washington
Gen Careys Reasons for Supporting the Democratic Party
Gen Carey states substantial reasons for backing the Democrats, arguing honest Republicans should abandon former allies. He contends that gold payment for five twenty bonds was neither promised nor intended, that coin is scarce, and that government hardship left the public unable to supply coin to meet obligations.
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Allentown
United States
Alexander von Zumboldt
Europe
Carey
Mad Att Over And The M E Conference In Willsborough
A panel in Willsborough, on the season’s last day, is stirred when a lad bursts in and declares anger over a personal tragedy. He complains aloud about anger and a boy named Tanac asks if a murder can be justified and if the dead body will die. The scene reflects heated, local temper at a clerical gathering.
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M. E
Willsborough
Minieters
Tanac
Oilong
King of Prussia Goes Crazy, Family Rules Disagree
In a dramatic turn, Tus King of Prussia shows signs of mental strain echoing a long family tradition of volatile behavior. Neighbors report tense scenes as relatives clash over control and public perception shifts.
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Prussia
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