Enrollments Rise in Jaminson Associations Amid Arrests
New York reports heavy enrollments in the Johnson Association with over seven thousand names. A clerk Thomas Waldron of Brooklyn was arrested for embezzling $2000 from the Internal Revenue Office. Gustave Talbeltner and a partner were charged with defrauding Prussian Government of about $1000. A gang of burglars attempted to rob a Gravesend mansion. two wounded, others captured. Cabinet meeting with General Thomas present. Stanton reportedly considering releasing McArdle case. Freemen Bureau in Kentucky reportedly restored by Stanton. Charges against the President for changing military decedents reportedly dropped.
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Judicial Conventions Create District Courts and Officials
Atlanta delegates adopt section three on judiciary establishing a District Judge and District Attorney for each Senatorial District. Courts to try offenses not punishable by death or penitentiary. Section eight sets governor appointment with Senate consent for high courts and prosecutors, and elected Justice of the Peace for four years.
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North Carolina Political Deliberations and Nominations
RaLeiGH February 28 reports the Convention debating judiciary amendments and deciding nine year judge terms. The Conservative State Executive Committee nominates State officers including Governor L B Vance, Lt Governor E D Hall, Secretary of State R W Best, Public Treasurer R P Battle, Auditor J W Burgin, Public Works S F Patterson, Public Inspection Rev B Cronen, and Supreme Court judges R M Pearson Chief Justice, W H Battle, E G Reade.
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