The Charge of Republican Extravagance Refuted Campaign Opened
A lengthy defense declares Republican appropriations for 1883 were justified and necessary, rebutting Democratic charges of waste. It cites deficiencies shifted from Democratic to Republican congresses, notes pensions and clerical needs, and argues economy overall with emphasis on postal, patent, and public-building items as warranted by growth and laws in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Party of
Congress
Democratic Congress
Morey
Garfield
Republican Congress
John D. C Atkin
Tennessee
Tems al
Seattle
United States Courts
Colts Forte
Patent Office
Treasury
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
Adjutant General’s Office
Surgeon General
State Department
Washington
Yarilean Public Land Service
Detroit
Michigan
Postal Service
Postal Department
Post Office Department
Abraham Lincoln
Gen. Kilpatrick
Detroit House of Correction
Commissioner of Agriculture
Pension Bureau
Commissioner of Pensions
Blackburn
Veersyieny Ieee
Aiding Commerce and River Harbor Improvements
A broad argument for river and harbor improvements outlines how $700,000, largely paid to Michigan labor and materials, boosts farm income by lowering freight costs. It cites Michigan’s 1600 miles of coastline and multiple harbors, noting reduced wheat freight from Detroit to Buffalo and Chicago to Buffalo, plus safer voyages and greater vessel size, with Clinton and Saginaw rivers as case studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Une
Sotire
Saginaw
Detroit
Buffalo
Buffato
Racine
Chicago
Bufalo
Rivera
Baybors
Jakes Erie
St. Clair
Huron
Superior
Duluth
St. Clair Fists
Sand Beach Harbor
St. Clair River
New York
Harbora
Amsterdam
Helder
China
Otsego County
Michiga
Herald
Post and Trinum
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio
Canton
Clinton River
Anchor Bay
Lake St. Clair
Macomb County
United States
Clinton
Ascal
Stould Macomb County
Secretary of War
Seginaw City
Carrolton
Zilwaukee
Saginaw County
Bay
Saginaw River
Prin Pally
Areign
United States goRiness Department
Congress
Printing tax sales and party favoritism critique in Michigan
A Detroit era political piece argues the state treasury balances reflect Democratic manipulation of tax sale printing and public funds. It notes historical acts, designated newspapers for delinquent tax lists, and asserts current practices favor party allies. It cites August balance, systematic fund allocations, and constitutional constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan
Patrick Henry
Weil
Republican
Sanford M. Green
James Blau
Q. W. Powers
Kalamazoo
Rural College
Universty Intere
Prin
Samoerats
St. Mary's Falls
Canal Fund
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Cratio
Pension Office
Menta Aia Bes
Ad Revenue Cutter Service
Nes U.S. Court
Privai Ae
Interior Department
Rennes Weath Conrus
Eo Worras
Post Office
Agriculture
Justiots
Geomet
Hiscock
Ghair Wae
Ieeenaneous Vollefa
Arceas
Democrate
District of Columbia
Wastington
Sageetenere
Battle Creek
W. P. Collier
Victor P. Collier
Treaury
Greenback
Michigan Central
Collier
Second National Bank
Hoprin
Uw Og
Militar Army
Navy
Lee Si
Columbia
I Agriculturale
Sereyeeees
Seers Eerbedee
Eal
Smai Ae Lang
the State Treasury