Senator Emerson Praised For Court of Impeachment Role
The Statesman defends Senator Emerson amid rumors of his appearance at a Battle Creek Democratic meeting. It notes the charge rests on slight foundation, cites Emerson's friendly ties with Wakefield, and highlights praise from Lansing visitors for his sound judgment. Emerson was unanimously chosen President of the Court of Impeachment for Commissioner Edmunds.
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Grant Administration Debt Reduction Report
During March last fifteen million four hundred eighty-one thousand nine hundred fifty eight dollars of the public debt was paid off. In three years and one month of Grant's administration the national debt fell three hundred fifteen million one hundred thirty one thousand seven hundred thirty dollars and annual interest was cut twenty million five hundred eighty four thousand five hundred five dollars. Despite this record some Republicans complain Grant is not fit for President.
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Grant renomination gains momentum across states
Eleven State Conventions back Gen Grant for renomination and three states New Hampshire Connecticut Rhode Island GOP voters chose Grant platforms. Even the Cincinnati Commercial and Syracuse Standard, once harsh critics, return to Grant support believing he is a decent man. Their only quibble is he remains silent when needed, keeps to himself, and smokes.
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Ollapod Plans a Return to The Argus Letters
Peleg Ollapod is reported to be recovering from a rumor and plans to resume writing a series of humorous letters for the Argus. His past letters were widely copied into major journals, including New York illustrated weeklies, influencing the style later imitated by Parson Nasby.
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Impeachment Rules Adopted as Michigan Senate Meets
Correspondence from Lansing reports the Michigan Senate convening at the Capitol with President pro tem P H Emerson. Rules for impeachment procedures were adopted after amendments. The session adjourned sine die and oath was administered. Articles of impeachment numbered 11 cite malfeasance drunkenness adultery and other charges. Cap Edmonds appeared with counsel as trial set for April 30 and testimony may be heard outside the state. Gov Baldwin’s Capitol win and treasury balance of 749068.45 on April 9 noted.
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Renomination debates in 1864 Harpers Weekly view
Harpers Weekly recalls strong opposition among Republicans to President Lincoln in 1864. It cites arguments against renomination, notes figures like Butler Fremont and Cochran, and recounts circulars urging voters to demand change. It asserts Lincoln’s renomination and election later proved the critics wrong.
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Soldiers' Homestead Act Seeks Broad Land Benefits
In the Senate on Wednesday Rep Howe reports relief for settlers in Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan burned out by last autumn fires. A Treasury bill seeks 61174 to reimburse Treasurer Spinner for losses from embezzlement. The Soldiers' Homestead act grants 160 acres to each veteran serving 90 days or more in the rebellion.
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Financial anxieties shake 1874 New York markets
In New York on April 1 1874 reports note currency strain and high rates affecting loans. Gold rises to 116 percent amid Franco British tensions, cotton and cotton goods fluctuate, and London and Liverpool sales see price drops. Dry goods lag, weather worsens demand. flour and wheat vary, pork rises, cattle conditions improve.
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Market report from Dernorr April U6 1472 amid steady prices
Commerce shows little general improvement as week passes. lake shore merchants reach the city improving trade. Linseed oil up, lard oil down, turpentine weak. dry goods and groceries mixed in activity. hardware prices inflated. nails, floor cloths, and winter goods steady to strong. apples scarce, figs rising, onions mixed, and clover seed quiet with broad steady demand from Eastern buyers.
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