Morrill Voices Silver Coinage Debate In Senate
Senator Morrill argued against continued silver coinage, warning it could drive gold out of circulation and threaten foreign exchange. He claimed Treasury policies would shield money from abrupt shocks, while opponents like Beck and Teller challenged his view. The day also featured discussion on widows pensions and a New York stock exchange purchase bill in the House.
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New York
Symes
Colorado
Caadiiign
House
Greenback
Buul
Washington
Teller
Wilson
Iowa
Supreme Court of the United
House Aa Till
Matson
Indiana
Ohio Senate Row Flare Over Contested Hamilton County Case
In Columbus, Ohio, Jan 214, Lieutenant Governor Kennedy presided as a Republican caucus move sent the Hamilton County contest back to the Senate privileges and elections committee with hearings set to begin Tuesday Jan 20 and continue daily. Clerk Vallandigham clashed with Kennedy over control as the chamber faced stormy debate on the resolution.
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Thia
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Charman Vandeat
Kennedy
Vallandigham
Will Fight the War Our Garrett Says Rate War Continues
Garrett of the Baltimore and Ohio warns against rate cutting in the Pennsylvania and B&O war. He cites demoralization in rates and urges restoration of harmony between trunk lines and stable transportation charges. Pennsylvania proposes continuing to charge from Baltimore and Washington to western destinations, with specific freight figures cited.
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Pitched Battle Between Officers and Hungarians
A serious riot in Mount Poxananr of Nagas region sees police clashing with Hungarians. Dozens arrested or wounded, three hours of firing, with no fatalities reported, as officers push back attackers and restore order amid widespread property damage.
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Insurance Company Financials Show Mortgage, Real Estate, and Policy Totals
The company reports mortgage and real estate values totaling 2,208,000 with accrued interest and charges. Expenditures include commissions, office expenses, printing, and dividends amounting to 1,262,910.53. Receipts exceed expenditures by 412,609.19, with ten year asset growth and 78,076 new policies written in 1886 and 2,071 claims paid.
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