Withdrawal of Troops and Political Shifts in Illinois
The Freeport Journal reports Governor Chamberlain’s withdrawal from Illinois politics and the troop withdrawal order from the State House in Columbia. It notes March debt reductions, talks of Wyoming prospecting, and a Louisiana peace commission under President Hayes. The paper defends Krohn and criticizes the Democratic press while praising Washburne’s service and urging honest, strong leadership.
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Washburne to sail for Europe after visiting Chicago
Mr Winshburne arrives at his old home in Geni and will remain for several weeks visiting friends. He plans to sail for Europe around the 1th inst to bring his family home. The New York Tribune lauds Washburne for his eight years of public service and economy in Congress and his support of Gen Grant.
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Letters on Hayes policy and Southern state autonomy
The text publishes closing remarks by Hon. J. Young Brown and letters from Charles Foster and Stanley Matthews. They express support for Governor Hayes policy on South Carolina and Louisiana autonomy under the Constitution, pledging confidence in Hayes and urging free state governance within federal bounds.
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Ingersoll Defends Federal Protection Over States Rights
Col R G Ingersoll argued in Chicago that the United States must protect every citizen under the flag, regardless of race or wealth, and rejected the idea that only states should shield citizens. He condemned secession and urged allegiance to a federal safeguard, attacking state supremacy.
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France
Illinois Legislature Debates Court Bill and Appellate Courts
Springfield reports focus on a plan to create thirteen circuits outside Cook County, doubling districts and boosting judges. Debate centers on minority support, district consolidation, and potential impacts on voters. Also covered are appellate court organization, extended county court jurisdiction, and tax reform prospects tied to Matthews bill.
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Appellate Court
Tillison claim dominates state budget disputes and Barnard case
The session debates a Tillison claim against the state for cavalry equipment costs with a recent compromise at 810.04. Barnard and Cowen seek damages for Penitentiary stone contracts causing bankruptcy and insanity in a priority case. The militia bill advances, adjutant general salary set at 2000, while Snively exits journalism into manufacturing work in Springfield.
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Whiting
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Barnard
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Cowen
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Willy
Washington Letter on early White House life and visitors
Regular correspondent notes rapid wear of novelty in the new administration. Large crowds at the White House and Cabinet ante-rooms bring petitions and grievances, with many visitors seeking office and patronage as morale trends toward home life.
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