Fourth of July Oration and Political Notes From Che Bulletin
Hon A H Stephens to deliver the Fourth of July oration in Atlanta. Reports on farming in the Missouri area replanting corn and an army worm outbreak. Remarks on political appointments and figures in Pennsylvania Missouri and West Virginia. Vice President Wilson comments on freedmen work and postwar Southern conditions.
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A. H. Stephens
Atlanta
Wilson
Omaha Herald
South
Middle
Eastern States
New Hampshire Muddle Ends in Democratic Victory
The piece reports on New Hampshire spring elections where Democratic candidates gained constitutional majorities after illegal votes were excluded. It describes Radicals withdrawing to form a separate legislature, court action affirming Democracy, and President Johnson backing enforceable state laws. It frames the outcome as a Democratic victory and a model of reform.
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New Hampshire
Radical Party
Domincat Party
South
New England
United States
Patterson
Washington
Concord
President Grant and the Third Term Debate
The Trenton Republican argues the President denies seeking a third nomination, yet hints he might accept if the people offer it. It contends Grant would rather serve a third term only if forced by public service duty, and that his reactions imply lingering ambition.
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Trenton
Grant
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Rebuke to Pennsylvania Republicans over anti third term stance
A vocal rebuke argues that only a constitutional amendment can bar additional presidential terms, not a political convention resolution. It notes possible extreme cases where changing the executive would risk the country, and expresses hope such circumstances arise before term end.
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Pennsylvania
Ile
Debated Proposals Shake Missouri Convention in June 1875
Jefferson City dispatch reports intense debate within the Missouri Constitutional Convention. Key issues include poll tax disqualification, voting qualification changes, a proposed county court overhaul, and the structure of appellate and supreme courts. The convention also discusses representation, districting, and manhood suffrage versus literacy tests.
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Jeffenson
Eorror BulLetin
Convention
Committee
Republic
Vines
W. H
Tweed Freed Court Reverses Supreme Court Granting Discharge
Albany June 15 The Court of Appeals unanimously reverses the Supreme Court and orders the discharge of William M Tweed The court holds habeas corpus protects liberty for all citizens and denies aggregate punishment beyond the law for multiple offenses in a single indictment
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Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Albany
Wm. M. Tweed
Bucklin Bucklin Mo July 15 1876 Bucklin News Report
Bucklin Missouri notes show fine weather and temperate showers aiding spirits. A large mass meeting planned a Fourth of July celebration at the School House with enthusiastic support and mention of local merchants and a new ice cream saloon. Citizens prepare committees for arrangements, finance, travel, and tables with Bucklin Brass Band promised to perform.
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Epior Bonierin
Mr. Wheeler
J. Stankel
New York
Emanuel
Brookfield
Bucklin
Mannawall
Teutonic Phil
Mr. Tower
MN Vacke
Granger
Circuit Court
Vane
Bucktin
Backlin Brass Band
B. B. Putman
Geo. Manawall
G. M. Roberts
Grantsville Notes on Weather School and Local Happenings
Grantsville June Lith 1875 reports fine cool weather crops prospering with hoppergrassers absent and minor garden pests. Summer school ended with a social picnic, praise for Mr. William Nickell as a rising teacher, table prepared by district ladies, and a speech by Ambrose Nickell. Pollytix dies of consumption. residents focus on their own patches. Truly yours NCE.
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Grantsville
Wm. Nickell
Hoppergrass
J. Ambrose Nickell
Pollytix
Tatoo Bug
Murphy
Satan
Patrons of Husbandry Likely Move Headquarters to Louisville
The organization founded in Washington may relocate its headquarters to Louisville Kentucky in the near future as part of a broader reorganization.
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National Patrons of Husbandry
Order
Washington
Louisville
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