The Test Oath and Virginia Politics in Cabinet Row
The report discusses Attorney General Hoar backing the test oath, clashes with radicals Boutwell and Creswell, and predicts a possible Cabinet split over Virginia, Texas, and Mississippi policies. It notes President Sherman may order Canby to assemble the Virginia legislature, risking Radical ire.
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Radical Party
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Mississippi
Congress
United States
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Johnson
Jnid. Sentinel
Fifteenth Amendment Status Cited by Chicago Post
The Chicago Post claims six states have ratified the Fifteenth Amendment but have not transmitted official ratification to Washington. It notes New York officials oppose the amendment and suggests ignorance or unwillingness explains the delay, a view Evansville Courier calls hard on the radical party.
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Ife
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Chicago Post
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Minnesota
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Illinois
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Debt comparison voices cautious praise in Parliament
Mr Lowe claims British debt reduced by about 183 million dollars in gold over ten years, while The New York Times calls US progress snail like. Government figures show April 1865 debt at 2.366 billion, July 1869 at 2.645 billion, with taxes raised totaling about 1.6 billion dollars.
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New York Times
United States
Boutwell
McCulloch
Treasury
Cin. Enquirer
Cabinet Meeting Plotted Over Pennsylvania Election
Washington telegram says President plans a full Cabinet gathering Friday to discuss Republican prospects in Pennsylvania and possible aid before October elections. Geary and Forney warned of likely defeat unless the administration intervenes, as the President and Cabinet travel among public resorts.
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Cincinnati
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Spain
Cuba
United States
Alabama
Republican
Geary, Forney, and Company
Calamitous Mine Fire Fells Steuben Shaft at Plymouth
A fire in Steuben shaft of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Company in Plymouth Pa destroys the breaker and outbuildings. Over 200 miners trapped with no air as the shaft fills with smoke and debris. Rescue efforts fail and deaths are feared as air access is cut off.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
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Scranton
Avondale
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Carson
Davis
A Colonial Opinion of Gen Canby and Other Notes
A New York Sun piece praises Gen Canby as conscientious and Puritanical while quibbling with his obedience to law. It contrasts his stance with editorial views and references Banks for a China mission, then shifts to Indiana politics and a wordplay tale about Short Long Little Long and Little Long.
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Canby
Methodist Church
Gen. Canby
New Orleans
Department of the Gulf
New York Mail
Nathaniel P. Banks
China
Mail
Burlingame
Gen. Banks
Louisiana
Mansfield
Yellow Bayou
Zindianapolis
Preserving Meat With Charcoal Insulation Method
To keep meat fresh, cut into two to four pound portions and place in an earthen or wooden vessel. Sprinkle with salt and cover with powdered charcoal an inch to an inch and a half thick. This method preserves meat for over fifteen days even in heat.
Radical influence cited in Ohio editor’s support
Hassanit editor and proprietor of Cincinnati papers aims to back Hamilton radical candidates drawing many German votes. A Richmond Virginia fire last Monday caused about 200000 dollars in property loss.
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The
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Hamilton
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Virginia
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