A Very Simple Problem For Railroad Measure
The editorial urges voters to support the Delaware and Chesapeake Railway project, arguing it will boost county wealth and tax base. It notes rising opposition fading after fuller discussion, cites prior county wealth growth, and questions whether benefits will exceed 1200 dollars annually. It mentions ballot reform, pharmacist bill debate, and landowner support from W H Furman.
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Furman
Railroad vote law and post office opening in Baltimore
The bill authorizing the railroad vote becomes law once signed by the Governor. Baltimore opens a new post office praised as one of the handsomest public buildings. The World's Fair moves to 1893, not 1892, giving Chicago time to prepare. Judge Arnold of Philadelphia condemns witness Bible kissing as a relic of barbarism, noting most places use the lifted-hand oath.
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New York Passes Saxson Election Bill Battle Ahead
The New York 7 Tribune notes the Saxson election bill’s passage would have changed the 1880 Electoral College result to Cleveland. It urges railroad supporters to organize, says two months are needed to sway opponents, and calls for election readiness. The Baltimore scene shifts to a prohibitory liquor law.
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