Speech on Reconstruction Amendments and Ku Klux Laws
Senator Morton defends the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments, rebuts Groesbeck on the Ku Klux bill, and argues Congress must enforce civil rights with federal power. He praises the Bayonet and election laws to curb fraud, contrasts Republican fiscal stewardship with Democratic debt, and cites state sovereignty versus national unity.
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New York City Finances Stir Political Debate
A long editorial compares Democratic control of New York City finances with Republican policies elsewhere. It cites Comptroller Connolly figures and claims about city and county debt, taxation, and expenditures over two years and a half, arguing Democratic governance worsened the city's fiscal state.
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Gingerbread and Household Recipes From Rural New Yorker
A fragment from the Rural New Yorker lists gingerbread with butter molasses soda gin and flour, tips to fix calico colors, a wedding cake recipe, egg boiling guidance, and notes on oats barley and grain storage. It also includes grape packing in pumpkins, flour shelf life, and preserving pears in syrup with a quarrel anecdote ending abruptly.
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