Radical Plot to Thwart Elections and Expand States
A 1871 commentary accuses the Radicals of rigging the next presidential race by discrediting Reconstruction, using forged reports from Washington to justify violence, and plotting to dilute electoral power. It alleges a plan to form new territories, including San Domingo, to create extra electoral votes via military governed states.
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Political Conspiracy Claims Involving South Vote Tactics
The piece accuses a presidential faction of plotting to restore military rule in the South to influence electoral outcomes for Grant. It mentions Morton’s resolution, hearings, and criticisms of Radical figures like Wilson and Chandler, with attacks on Butler and Ben Butler’s finances and a government registrar reform as alleged economy.
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War News and Political Commentary From Cleveland Era
Long dispatches describe French defeats near Belfort and on the Loire as German forces advance. Reports note King William’s imperial proclamation and the German Empire’s restoration, with dispatches from Belfort and Paris detailing battles, fortifications, and political shifts.
Change of Postal Laws and Reforms Proposed
Jan 19 Newsenry notes Senate Post Offices and Post Funds committee reports amend ments to revise the Post Office statutes. Proposals include allowing box holders to use lock boxes at their own expense, with ownership transferring to the United States, and rent set at least equal to other boxes. A 20 000 inhabitant city delivery system is urged, plus bans on obscene or disloyal material in mail. The committee also recommends abolishing banking privileges, and criticism of Rep Tuason of the Cleveland Leader for not presenting his post for President Crant. Cleveland and broader reforms are discussed.
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Ohlea Legislature Debates and Committee Reports
Janvany W-Sunare reports from the ianey Committee recommending passage of an appropriation from the Agricultural Cottage fund to authorize the depot in the Siva Feoasury or contain Brantlin county bonds. Various amendments discussed on bills for irrigation, Gehl in Maina lakes, and civil code amendments. Several resolutions and seating disputes in the Gloverense chamber. a tied vote leads to the loss of the seat challenge for Daniel Wy Newman.
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Paris Siege and Plague Echoes Across History
Fragmented notes recount Paris under siege and famine with streets filled by disease and death. It mixes distant events and odd ads, mentioning figures like Henry V, Blai, and Dr Pierce while describing chaos in Washington and a stray tale of an animal cruelty case in Georgetown, followed by terse obituaries and a Boston-London financial line.
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