Happenings Elsewhere and Political Gleanings
The Enquirer notes broad assorted items from Suez costs to city crimes and society curiosities. It surveys U S politics with Tennessee senator race notes and New York canal board implications, plus state elections outlooks in New Jersey Massachusetts Wisconsin Illinois and a forecast of Democratic gains and Republican limits.
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Hoffman
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Hudson River
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John Q. Adams
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Tlinois
Kilkenny cat proclivities and party discord in local journals
The piece notes Republicans in the area attacking democracy over questions on tokens and measures. It mentions saving money at J. K. Villa and mocks political debates, showing partisan tension and calls to spend or invest locally.
Which is to Govern Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments Clash
The piece debates which amendment governs if the Fourteenth and Fifteenth clash while both form part of the Constitution. It notes the conflict over negro suffrage and questions if the Fourteenth remains binding after a potential Fifteenth ratification. It also reports a Revenue Commissioner’s surprising ruling on whether sweet potatoes count as grain for tax purposes, with expectant agricultural reaction.
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Radical Party
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Virginia
The Defeat of Mr Pendleton Abroad and Ohio Politics
A Democratic press view praises Pendleton’s campaign for Governor while lamenting its incomplete success. The piece questions Ohio’s ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment, notes local vote margins in Madison Jackson and Scioto counties, and predicts the path of the amendment in Congress. It discusses Ohio’s likely stance, Hamilton county opposition, and speculates on Grant, Ulysses, and Asa Packer in political context. It also mentions a Baltimore earthquake report and banks in Portland and Boston lending high against capital.
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Omaha
Nebraska) Herald
Union
Ohio
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Kahn
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Supreme Court
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Maine
Boston
Radicals Target Campbell Victory in Butler Senate Race
Discontent rises after honorable Lew D. Campbell wins the Butler district senate seat over Beckett by 500 votes, signaling party friction and a contested result amid local political battles.
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Lewis D. Campbell
Senate
Butler
Beckett
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