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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1872
Page
2
A column decries unappreciated political figures who switch parties over disappointment. It argues Horace Greeley now leads the Liberal Republicans toward the Democratic fold, warning that a 1872 Democratic victory would revive slaveholders and provoke national crisis, tax cuts, and bankruptcy fears. It closes with a letter from Y. Young, elder statesman and author.
The missive criticizes a public figure’s ties to the Democratic and Liberal Republican factions, warning that electing him could empower corrupt allies and threaten party unity. It reflects regret at supporting him and murmurs of potential reforms, amid broader commentary on national political divides and upcoming campaigns.
Geneva report says tribunal declared indirect claims unadmissible for damages between nations. England files in court while U S accepts the court’s judgment as valid. Arbitrators to issue written opinions on indirect claims, effectively removing them from consideration. Both sides express contentment as arbitration proceeds.
A Mexican dispatch reports Saltillo occupation by Treviño is confirmed as Reyueltas retires. Cavallo plans to advance toward Monterrey on July 1. Rumor places Quirapa near Darmargo, with no certainty. Garza Ayala seizes Cerralón and nearby villages unopposed. Cavalry detachment from Camargo reaches Matamoros to oppose Portugal.
New York reports a cabinet crisis anticipated with right wing Assembly members ready to resist. Marshal McMahon proposed as successor if resignations occur. Unsettled government worries monetary circles amid global tensions. Other items note Spain releasing Dr Howard, a drowning tragedy in Wisconsin, and various public notices and cultural hints.
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