Over-production and political reform debated in 19th century press
The item discusses Wood Davis predicts high bread prices based on world demand, then argues demand rests on purchasing power and wages. It cites Kansas legislative bills on elections and railroad regulation, critiques the Republican Senate, notes gun shipments in Indiana, and mentions reform supporter praise from Arkansas and J A Dawnwonn.
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A. Wood Davis
We Are a People Who Have Always Stuck to Old Parties
Wx Grove in Lewis County Kentucky states people will abandon party worship and vote for their own interests. He notes many would take papers but cannot afford it, and predicts a major response from old Kentucky in November as voters drift to the middle road.
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Kentucky
Salem veteran recalls Civil War service and wartime figures
Prov. Caantes Bonsaut of Salem Ohio writes of his Civil War years as a private in Co C 8d Kaoshe volunteers serving in Kansas Missouri Arkansas and Indian Territory. He notes Lt Barclay Qeppold of John Brown fame was killed near St Joseph Missouri in 1861 and mentions a 1860 U S reward for his body. He praises Weaver Field and Liberty and mentions a Greensburg Independents address in Pittsburgh on imperialist conspiracy.
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Missouri
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Barclay Qeppold
John Brown
Bark
Little Platte
St. Joseph
Ialem
U.S
Weaver
Field and Liberty
Bonsall
The
Independent
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
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