Opposition Speech Denounces Proposed Constitutional Amendment
In a Senate debate Senator Sainsbury delivers a forceful rejection of the amendment, arguing four tests of justification including authority and necessity. He warns that party interests drive the measure, not good government, and pleads to protect the Constitution, civil liberty, and the Union from destruction.
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Intrigue and rancor among Senate Republicans in Indiana drift
Washington correspondent notes mutual disdain among Radical Senators from the same states and parties. He highlights personal attacks between Fessenden and Sumner, Harlan and Grimes, and Colfax and Morton, with Indiana factional strife and vitriolic exchanges. The piece also cites praise for Rep. Niblack and discusses a real estate appraisement bill, plus editorial opinions on Grant’s inauguration and national politics.
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Washington Cor
Cincinnati Enquirer
Radical Party
Senate
Fessenden
Sumner
Harlan
Grimes
Wade
Sherman
John
Conness
Cole
California
Trumbull
Yates
Williams
Oregon
Corbett
Drake
Schurz
Kant
Schiller
Cars
Morton
Colfax
Indiana
Republican
Pickwick
Gulliver
St. Paul
Mack
Andrew Johnson and Tennessee politics in the press
The Tennessee and Washington chatter foresees Andrew Johnson not fading away after the White House. Suggestions place him as Tennessee governor with Senate aims, challenging corrupt rings and lobbying forces. Also notes about a deathbed refusal to attend funerals and a gas generator explosion in Toledo.
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Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
Washington
White House
John Quincy Adams
United States Senate
Mr. Johnson
Senate
Congress
Butler
Johnson
New York Herald
Texas constitutional convention votes to divide state
The Texas constitutional convention, by 38 to 32, decides to form two states from current territory. West Texas covers land west of the Colorado and south of the 32nd parallel with San Antonio as temporary capital. Governor and Senate for four years, House for two, and judges for twelve and eight years. In Washington, the busiest officials are the President, the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, and the United States Treasurer, working long hours from nine A.M. to about eleven P.M.
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Texas
West Texas
Colorado
San Antonio
Senate
House of Representatives
Supreme
District
Geyrit
Washington
Campaign tensions mount as Dulce warns rebels in Cuba
General Dulce proclaims a vigorous campaign against armed rebels and urges volunteers to obey superiors as unrest rages across Cuba. Insurgents clash with regular troops near Mayajigua, with Mayajigua, Trinidad, Cienfuegos, and Villa Clara reports of varying rebel and loyalist gains. A 3000 strong Catalan volunteer force is organized in Spain, while Lagos and Santo Espiritu see insurrectionary acts and conscription amid disturbances in the Central Department.
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Dulce
Dukce
Espinoza
Mayajigua
Remedios
Trinidad
Cienfuegos
Villa Clara
Diameiji River
Jagua Bay
Spain
Prensa
Dominica
San Domingo
Lagos
Santo Espiritu
Sean Ia Grande
Sagan
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Grant
Capitol
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Jonson
Louisiana
Chicago
Mobile
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Thayer
Schofield
Army
Lihul
Renate
Dickey
Merrill
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Liim
Navy
Haddhall
Republican Cabinet
Rar
Carl Schurz
Scnurz
Committee On Foreign Affairs
SumNkx
Wes
New York Evening Post
Wlp Gray
Thrall
Notary Public
New Harmony
Marks
John H.scott
Main St
Secon
Evansville
H. and L. Co
New Harmony Fire Engine and Hook and Ladder Company
John Preaus
J.C. Minven
Sec'y. Aplify
Mageniss
Evansullb
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Wawes & CO
Federal Street
Boston
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Owen
P. Owen
Alf. D. Owen
J. J. Heddy
Owen & Heddy
A. D. Owen
Alf, D. Owen
J. C. Reddy
Treat & CO
Broadway
New York
PENN
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Clark Street
Els
G. Thompson & CO
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Emporium
West Main Street
Alsop & Ferguson
Marah Street
Thralld& Mumfora
Jauld Alsop & Ferguson
Jyd Pw, Liciesberger CO
J. Ahfarn
Second Street
Baltimore
People’s Journal
American Wire Co
William Street
Dearborn Street
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Gen. Grant
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Goodspeed & CO
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