Fragmented political ramblings roam the era’s discourse
A dense column mix references to elections and power struggles across states, praising certain figures while condemning others. It cites Missouri Senator Cocke, Texas Maxey, Virginia Winners, Rhode Island BurssipE, and Irish politics with Home Rule. The piece lampoons Telegraphthe coverage and defends editors amid racial and educational debates. It also notes A C Rans as a lone non war tied Cincinnati newspaper man and questions canal scandals.
Twin Evil of Nativity Tests in Politics
A reflective editorial condemns class hatred and nativity based political antagonism. It warns against foreigners and natives being pitted against each other and urges Germans and Irish to resist demagogues who exploit clannish loyalties. It cites Know Nothingism, calls for equal rights and duties, and warns of excluding foreigners and Catholics from citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fly
Merhachter
Know-Nothing
Democratic Party
Rhode Island Governor Faces Federal Clash Over Whiskey Seizure
A Rhode Island dispute erupts as revenue officers seize whiskey protected by the state. Federal troops and a revenue cutter join the marshal to enforce law. The governor protests sovereignty and argues for state authority, while critics frame it as a broader clash between state and federal power. The piece cites past Ohio and Rhode Island actions and references to Arkansas and Louisiana episodes, highlighting political fault lines and media reactions.
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Rhode Island
United States
Feeli
Chasp
Ohio
Howard
Senate
The French Republic and Europe’s Republican Prospects
An analysis argues that republicanism faces difficulty in Europe with Spain and France showing fragile stability. It critiques the French Septennate as a temporary balance driven by its leader, notes executive powers to dissolve the legislature, and foresees a looming contest between monarchy and imperialism. It also imagines a possible Napoleonic resurgence under a future ruler.
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Europe
Spain
France
National Assembly
Charles X
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Congress
McManton
Count de Cuamnorp
Bonaparte
Naprorzon IV
Senator Johnson Turns From Party Lines Amid Cautious Optimism
The piece portrays Andy Johnson as incorruptible and energetic, praising his self described independence and country above party stance. It notes his reluctance to pledge future course and his willingness to support measures on merit rather than party alignment, aiming to serve Tennessee and the nation without personal vendettas.
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Andy Jonxson
New York 7Ridane
Johnson
Hein
Senate
Tennessee
Black Hills orders spark militia tension and new transport firm
A telegraph dispatch from Omaha reports orders to bar entry to the Black Hills with threats of militia action against intruders. Sioux City notes the formation of the Sioux City and Black Hills Transportation Company with $100,000 capital to move people and goods to the Black Hills. Editorial comment parries sectional slurs and Civil Rights enforcement with pointed humor about Senator Bruce and race.
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Omaha
Associated Press
Black Hills
Sioux City
Tts
United States
Bruce
Mississippi
Telegraph
High Street
Washington correspondent hints at Smith for Treasury post
The Washington correspondent of the Commercial notes John Q. Smith, former Third District Ohio congressman, seeks a Treasury appointment with backing from Senator Sherman and General Garfield. It suggests replacing a top Customs official or an Auditor to create the spot. A Dayton funeral reflects charity care failures during maternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Q. Smith
Ohio
Treasury
Sherman
Garfield
Ellen Clemens
Woman's Christian Association
Dayton
Booroboola Gha
Foreign Items and Political Rumors From Abroad
A mixed foreign brief reports on deaths of Arthur Hexvrs Mathieu and Lieut. Gen. Sir Jas. Hope Grant, a London letter notes Dr. Kenealy to press the Tichborne case on March 16. Famine deaths in Asia Minor after months. Spanish monarch Alfonso rumored to abdicate. The Ninth Century newspaper sale barred by France. Spain USVirginius treaty signed. Alfonsists and Carlists exchange prisoners. Cuban insurrectionists vs Spanish troops battles with Spanish losses. Florida Senator Charles W Jones, Irishborn Democrat, Pensacola, with a varied career. mentions of Southern racial politics and views on governance, implying a Union era debate about black political power. The piece weaves reflections on race, Union history, and southern temperament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hexvrs
Mathieu
Jas. Hope Grant
London
Kenealy
Navy report decries US fleet as ineffectual and ill equipped
The annual Porter report to Congress denounces the US Navy as under armed and under manned, costing twenty million dollars annually with ships decayed or unusable. Porter warns that only a few wooden vessels remain fit for war, and most ironclads are useless in peace or conflict. He urges a stronger, modern fleet beyond current half measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Porter
United States
Congress
Navy Department
John Quincy Adaims
Navy
Porter
World
The Beecher Suit Jury Beats The Public Pulse
The jury is described as intelligent and fair minded with diverse faiths, chosen for a lengthy trial of immense public interest. Public opinion divides and awaits outcome as the case promises a thorough investigation to reveal absolute truth, guided by learned judge and capable counsel.
The Art Journal rises in American market
D Appleton Co publishers introduce The Art Journal an international gallery of engravings by European and American artists. It is pitched as the finest publication of its kind in the world and offered at half the price of the London Art Journal. Agents seek subscriptions with hopes for wide success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. D. Appleton & Co
New York City
Europe
America
Lonton Art Journal
United States
Local Mayoral and City Race Candidates Listed
The notice lists several names seeking mayoral and city posts in the upcoming spring election. Mentions include J. E. as independent mayor candidate and James & Millikin for mayor, along with Gus Hines for city marshal and Muses Alein for city marshal. Also notes Ep tor Gripos and Entron Grihos submitting self announcements and other local offices such as constable in Hamilton township.
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J. E
Ep. Guibon
James &, Millikin
Entron Grihos
Jacob Sorter
Eptor Gripos
Gus
Hines
Epiton
Guives
Muses Alein
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Texas
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Wiriers
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Fredericksburg
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Cincinnati
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Arkansas
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White League
Louisiana
Harper's Weekly
French Republic
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Washington
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Asia Minor
Alphonso
Florida
Charles W- Jones
Pensacola
Andrew Johnson
Kenny Wilson
Jones
Mwe
Hampden
Cromwell
Beecher
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Joan Buose
Sty Marshal
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