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After the 4th of March 1877 Senate shifts to Liberal control
The piece outlines a dramatic shift in Senate power with Republicans dropping from a 31 vote to a 12 vote majority after March 4 1877 as Liberals join Democrats on key votes. It notes anticipated Democratic majority in the Senate and the implications for passing legislation and confirming nominations, plus sketches of political maneuvering and related public statements. It also includes miscellaneous notes on debates and earlier political events.
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Kernan
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