Seward certifies 1868 amendment ratified by enough states
Secretary of State William H. Seward proclaims that the proposed amendment to the U.S. Constitution has become valid as part of the Constitution if Ohio and New Jersey ratify, following acts and withdrawals by certain states, with Seward’s certificate dated July 20, 1868 in Washington.
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Agricultural items and farming tips from the era
A collection of farm guidance covers stable ventilation, horse care, and plant timing. It notes remedies for colic and sore throats, dairy declines in New York, feeding animals, and advice on millers and beetles. Tips include oilmeal in feed, and a method for buttering milk using a stone churn. The piece also mentions a new bridge pier at Dubuque across the Mississippi.
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Blairs threaten unity of Democratic party in July discussion
A La QPOs Weekly Democrat excerpt criticizes Montgomery Blair and the Blair family for pressuring the Democratic party and dictating presidential nomination. The piece accuses them of widening the North South gulf and mocks their influence, recalling Lincoln era politics.
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