State Central Committee to Meet for Nominations May 17 1871
The Republican State Central Committee meeting at Harrisburg on May 17 1871 will nominate candidates for Auditor General and Surveyor General and address Constitutional Reform. Delegates from each district will convene at noon in the House of Representatives chamber with Dickinson as chairman and Tamamsy and Newiry as secretaries.
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A Wise Act by Washington Printers Union
The Printers Union of Washington should be praised for allowing Douglass and another colored compositor to work in the Government printing office. The move ends a prejudice, welcomes skilled workers regardless of race, and urges unions to uphold fair contracts and merit.
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War Over in Paris Peace Terms Announced
Paris SUNTAY reports the peace terms after the Consultative Commission. Cessation of Alsace and Metz with Belfort returned to France, five million franc indemnity, a portion of French territory including Sedan kept by Germany until ratified, German army to enter Paris, and Peace proclaimed upon Assembly ratification. Thiers delegation to Bordeaux. England persuaded Germany to avoid marching through Paris. House debates Constitutional Convention. Democrats oppose, Republicans support. Pittsburgh Commercial suggests Napoleon lecture path. District of Corenybian Territory law noted.
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Constitutional Revision and State Tax Conflicts in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg the Senate debates constitutional revision with party divisions over fixing a time for consideration. The piece warns of a looming grander fight on taxation, treasury protection, and omnibus legislation, noting the governor's veto as a setback yet possible revival. It highlights Buckalew’s cumulation bills and pressures on liquor law and temperance reform, while detailing recent railway incident and political maneuvering.
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