02 Nov 1876
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Newspaper
Marshall Messenger
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1876
Page
1
The text outlines pale leaden countenance with flushed spots on the cheeks, dull eyes, dilated pupils, azure semicircle on the lower lid, irritated nose with swelling and possible bleeding, headaches and ear throbs, slimy or furred tongue with foul taste, gnawing stomach ache, vomiting, and abdominal pain. It references worm infection symptoms and related bodily reactions in a garbled medical note.
A South Carolina case probes federal authority vs state courts as York County judges condemn federal powers seen as intimidating voters. The Grand Jury is urged to report on armed groups and to uphold habeas protections while politicians accuse reforms of robbing democracy.
Storms from October 2 to 4 battered the Costa Rica and adjacent regions. The Costa Rica lost masts and boats, a gale flooded Managua, and Blomfelds suffered 300 plus houses blown down. The Commodore Adame wrecked at Granada wharf. coffee losses reach 3,000,000 in the region with about twenty lives lost.
The piece condemns federal intervention as a partisan tool used to quell riots or influence elections in several states. It accuses Grant and Chamberlin of issuing martial measures to secure a Democratic defeat in South Carolina, calling it a desperate partisan maneuver and a betrayal of constitutional restraint.
The piece argues that Northern voters should oppose the Republican party if it continues to use federal troops and power for political aims. It warns against the governor’s acts in South Carolina and likens them to Mexico, urging disownment by the Republican candidate to prevent civil disorder. It frames the issue as a test of constitutional limits and national stability.
A Colorado correspondent recalls the scene of a woman voting in Wyoming explaining her decision after a dog story about dog voting during the election. The tale highlights surprise and humor surrounding the early woman suffrage era.
Three individuals express interest in tin ware spouting or similar items and are advised to contact W T Martin for accommodation.
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