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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1883
Page
2
The piece urges Republicans to vote next Monday for Thomas J. O'Brien for the supreme court and for various Michigan GOP ticket items. It calls citizens to registration, warns of threats from opponents, and stresses straight-ticket voting and polling discipline. It notes Republican gains, wartime sacrifices, and urges active turnout in multiple counties.
A Michigan political tract urges Republicans to vote with emphasis on the ticket’s full term and vacancy distinctions. It champions justice on the state supreme court and university regents, while noting revenue bill impacts, tax changes, and the memory of dead statesmen who supported free speech and republican principles. It also reports on a recent House vote where Snyder kept his seat, detailing party and individual member positions.
The Missouri Supreme Court decision addresses if a doctor may testify about information learned from a patient during professional care. It rejects a narrow reading of the statute, ruling the physician may disclose essential diagnostic information on the stand. The piece also notes a Putnam's Monthly debate on whether Lord Bacon authored Shakespeare, highlighting ongoing speculation and criticism.
A long editorial attacks candidate tactics for the Michigan Supreme Court race and urges voters to back Austin Brass for the full term. It criticizes demagogic appeals and cites liquor-traffic concerns in New York as part of a broader call to uphold republican leadership and state integrity.
An editorial extols Mr. O'Brien as a foremost Michigan lawyer in the front rank of the profession praising his energy, prudence, and court-readiness. It refutes rumors of aristocracy or railroad ties and urges voters to elect him to the state supreme bench, while endorsing Harry B. Hutchins and Joseph C. Jones for university regents.
From Lansing March 27 1883 a review of recent legislative actions shows heated debates over a new tax law amendments, bills on township laws and Howell compilation purchases, and a failed bankrupt law fight. Contested election questions in the Jennison-Reilly case dominated discussion along with requests to restrain rail carrier duties and a pending railroad ticketing bill. Arbor day proclaimed for April 26 by Gov Begole. supreme court term begins next Tuesday. assembly adjourns soon.
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