Warn Notice on Missouri Election Schemes by Editors
Editor Southern of the Independence Sentinel warns that Missouri Republicans plan to trade offices to gain a legislative majority and urge Democrats to nominate sincere candidates. He endorses G. G. West for United States senator and urges vigilance against trading. Other editors weigh the district race and the impact of the force bill on elections.
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Independence Sentinel
Missouri
Filley
State Committee
United States
G. G. West
United States Senate
Intelligencer
Stratton
Marahail News-Democrat
Erwin
Callaway
Dick Bland
Las ‘Silver Dick
J. K. Brandon
Fulton
Congress
Griffith Frost
Mdina
Tis
House of Representatives
Senate
California Democrats Hopeful Amid Far-Reaching Reforms
The letter urges Missouri style reform to expand the supreme court from five to seven justices citing docket delays and delay as denial of justice. It also warns Democrats of Republican plots to trade offices for power, while California strategists push tariff and political battles amid a Harrison era backdrop.
Tariff reform and free silver stance by Mansur in letter
Congressman Maneur answers a farmers and laborers union inquiry with a detailed program. He advocates tariff reform with income tax exemptions, free coinage of silver, a limited paper currency, repeal of the national bank, curbs on land grants to railroads, ten year patents, anti-trust laws, balanced budgets, and homestead lands for actual settlers, arguing Democratic unity on these points.
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Second District
Congressman Maneur
Messrs
Willian L. Landram
A. J. Wray
J. E. Racker
Robert Devigny
Horace Ficklin
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Randolph County
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National Bank
Treasury
Congress
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Republican Party
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C. H L. Mansur
Missouri grand juries duty to audit biased assessments
From the St. Louis Chronicle a Missouri law makes grand juries investigate the assessory hate to punish perjorors and tax dodgers. The next grand jury may be called to revise the assessment and act on the information obtained, delaying criminals until justice is served.
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Electoral College Reallocation Sparks State Shifts
The article analyzes a proposed method to reallocate electoral votes by population ratios around 193,000 and adds two votes per state for senators. It lists Minnesota New Jersey Michigan New York Wisconsin and Kansas as key states with large remainders, discusses party implications, and notes Wyoming Idaho and Dakota packing efforts. It also remarks on New York remaining Democratic and Rhode Island shifting politically due to ballot reforms and industrial influence.
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Press quote on government finances and pension deficits
Missouri Republican Dockery warns in St Louis Republic that total revenues for the year plus permanent and annual appropriations yield a 61.6 million deficit. Pensions alone may add about 45 million, with total pensions and disability bills pushing near 85 million. Without river and harbor, forts, subsidies, or bond purchases, a deficit remains unavoidable.
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Secretary of the Treasury
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Senate Committee On Appropriations
Elated Vassar Senior Wins Classic Prize
Miranda Vassar weeps as Krom Puck praises her essay on Deductive Philosophy winning the senior classics prize. The dialogue hints at concerns about finding a husband and balancing duties of sewing, cooking, and minding, reflecting social expectations of the time.
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White Republican Convention in New Madrid County
A Dixon era item notes white voters in New Madrid County call for an exclusively white republican convention to elect a white central committee and conduct business deemed to concern the colored brethren, reflecting sectional racial tensions in local politics.
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