Stand tall army dreams fuel imperialist plot denunciation
A political screed warns that capitalists press for a large standing army to push centralized rule and imperialism. It labels Republicans as pro army and pro big government, while Democrats oppose, arguing such a policy threatens democracy and risks civil conflict.
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Congressional Record
Europe
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Republica
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Radical politics and Aleck Stephens in postwar US
A long opposition-tinged column critiques Aleck Stephens and party tactics, notes Republican shocks over Louisiana witnesses, and argues for reform after a era of radical contractions. It analyzes Congress, civil service waste, and remonetization efforts while assessing the 1870s political dynamics and forthcoming campaigns.
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Shocking Sentiments A Seditious Attack on a Century-Old Custom
Our New York Letter reports a satirical view of the Fourth of July celebrations in New York and nearby areas. It notes strict enforcement of fireworks rules, widespread suburban gatherings, and hot weather driving crowds to beaches, with comments on American patriotism and public spectacle. It mentions international impressions from London and praise for American oarsmen, foreshadowing next day events.
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Haye Invasion of Mexico Challenged by Treaty Breach
The text condemns American troops marching into Mexican territory without warrant and in defiance of treaty obligations. It recalls Sitting Bull and the killing of a gallant officer as context, questioning why U S troops halted at the Canada line and now facing the Rio Grande, urging adherence to treaties. The piece argues fear of England should not drive restraint and challenges the nation’s stance.
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England
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Boundary River and Treaty Tensions Over Mexico
The Virginia City Chronicle accuses the administration of provoking war with Mexico by sending troops into Mexican territory after rumors of horse theft, arguing the move violated treaty obligations and undermined respect for international agreements to distract from domestic fraud.
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United States
Mexico
England
Virginia Ciy Chronicle
Cabinet clash pierces harmony in war and navy quarrel
A bitter row erupted at yesterday's Cabinet meeting between the Secretary of War and the Secretary of the Navy over a supposed line of battle. The War secretary claimed a chalk mark marked generals' positions, while the Navy secretary argued a manila bowser tied the flagship to the despatch boat to prevent running away in battle. Offshore soundings by ex-Sir W Thompson on the Challenger indicate three immense basins in the Atlantic with depths around 3,000 fathoms, 3,000 fathoms, and 2,590 fathoms respectively linked to Europe, North America, South Africa and South America.
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Manilla Bhowser
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Gex
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