Washington Letter from The Dixon Sun May 4 1889
Washington correspondent reports on Senator Arthur P. Gorham as the likely successor to ex-Senator Burnum, with Pugh of Alabama dissenting. Blaine weathered sensational paralysis rumors, Civil Service shifts disrupt railway mail removals, and Ex-Gov Alcorn criticizes negroes, calling them barbarians unfit to rule.
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