Washington. Massaged: Freedmen Bureau and Union Pacific report
Washington dispatch from December 4 1864 notes the president delaying the annual message to Congress citing prior leaks and theft of the opening column. It reports Interior bonds for the Union Pacific rail line and discusses Freedmen's Bureau appeals in Virginia Texas and Mississippi. Also covered are cabinet deliberations on Secretary Courtney and expectations of court actions and press restrictions.
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Alabama
Freedmen's Bureau
Washisdon
Congres
Treasury
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Union Pacific Railroad
Distacli
Gov Wells
Underwood
Gen. Wickham
John Minit Botts
Virginia
Ths
Texas
Mississippi
Eitlows
Repsl State Central Committee
Cougre
Pomeroy
Romnnage Fullerton
United States
5Ray
Courtney
Bailey
Pallerton
New York
Snefs
Messmora
Dey
Messrs
Halley
Eleernes Agaliert
Senate
Romeo
Chiis
Burenus
Register of the Treasury
Secretary of War
Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Heston
M.C
North
Oregon
Sevat
New Hampshire
Yates
Ilinois
Alan
Garbo
Maynard
Wilson
Town
Mr. Watson
Ben Mumiod
Dyer Court
Inysirr
Erdit F. W. Salmonson
Washington
Delaware
Tnion Pacific
Pacifle
Ani
Uisahia
Great Halt Lake
Craaster
Wooti
Gieghany Mountain
St Mary's Croek
Weil Adapati
Theo Bio Poaia
Wen Seewe
Bie
Luese Juisite
Basti
W Cavercig
Tallant
Dave Beet
Kfavclof
HM Locomotiven
Maitewuney
Uio Rollinstock
Lie
Ommali
MD Starwlites
Sidney
Rherman
Mediciie
The English Elections See Mill Defeat Reported
A correspondent reports Mill's Westminster defeat as caused not only by Liberal disorganization but also by religious fanaticism fears stirred by the Tories over Bradlaugh. The piece details candidates, votes, and potential implications for Gladstone and Langley, noting Tory losses and Liberal gains across the United Kingdom and Ireland.
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PROM
Sospon
Mr. Mill
Westminster
Bradlaugh
Mil
Mill
Polla
Plump Smith
Christia
Bouverie
Chadwick
Botrverie
Kilmarnock
Vatman
Millman
Grosvenor
Cat
Westin Po
Delals
Grnidstone
Diane
Mr. Mills
Mr. Bright
England
Gladstone
South Lancashire
Christendom
Mr. Gladstone
Greenwich
Lancashire
Baxter Langley
Reform League
Langley
Mr. Hruce
Lord Hartington
Mr Beales
Reform Club
Pho
Bright
Hirmingbaw Feu
Tight
Liberal Committee
Messi
Dixon
Manix
Mr. Beight
Bright Shoul
Bright Hisself
Munts
Maine
United Stat
Jott Gates
Uele
Anid
Pereuay
Liberal Party
Lord Granville
Stone
Npor
Disraeti
Lont Granville
Disrae
Disraeli
Cabiniot
Granville
Fuge
Lisse
Frisia
Stat
Cavendines
Levison
Tire
Bar
John Karslake
Exeter
Coleridge
John
Bowring
Daggallay
Hereford
FE. K. Karslake
Colchester
Garth
Huddlestone
Giffard
Earl of Dalkeith
Edinburghshire
North Lancashire
Cavandishes
George Bowyer
Dundalk
Diaraohi
Whalley
Shroud
Cave
Rals
Sir George
Marquis of Hartington
Palmerston
Admiralty
Russell
Mix
Col
Wilson Matten
Ireland
A. Stanley
Lord Derby
Duke of
Devonshire
Cavendistes
Stanleys
Stanley
Gast
Patt Hartington
Marquis
New York
Isngland
Cavendish
Hartington
Mitcher Gillian
Art-Corm Law League
Ators
Howas
Manchester
Peel
Lord Jolly Emnesell
Gibson
Board of Trade
John Bright
Ashton-Uncle
Metler
Rosilamn
Brice
Richton
Henry Aratin
Merthyr
Tydvil
Brmce
Home Department
Oll Dewiermett
Rathan
Sr. Gladatene
Stroud
Falkirk
Merry
Valkirk
Horman
Horsman
Major Ayson
Ome Abo
Earl of
Lickiloh
Lehntoca
Stauth
Bovongt
Cok Lyott
Anson Deca
Lawson
Loch Russell
Damer
Portarlington
Hornal Osborne
Nottingham
New Hour
Ibis
Bernal Osbornean
Punch
Heaten
Osborne
Nottingean
Ste Robert Clifton
Workingten
Col. Wreht
Mra Wright
Hellum
Fay Cotton
Conia
Osil Hings
Ite
ISI
Tate
Lowe
London Universite
Thad
Juinite
Shisave
E. Watkin
Maral
Salsbury
Kala
Watkin
Tris Church
Wick
Sootland
Turis
Troland
Orangeisty
Tervots
Championa
Ulster
Lilv
Belfast
Johnson
Ballykilbee
Londonderry
Orange
Drane Hawton
Uve
Newry
Carerickfergus
Galway
Cork
Cours
Dduellen
Murphy
Isle x
Scotland
Teirowa
Huntingdonshire
Robert Montague
America
Dulio
Candis
Vonsal
Leicestershire
Juin Manners
Jobin
Surrey
Adlea Luxton
Vowman Fowwell Huxton
Mal
Jamaica
Bux
Bust Sui Il Ishator
Adais
Kings Lynn
Lond Stanley
Buckinglamehire
Ehgland
Corruption charges and impeachment probes update
The Lower House debated a resolution to probe bribery, while Senate resolutions passed by a slim margin. Constitutional challenges surface as the Gleason case faces Court review and procedural tensions arise. In New Orleans and Charlestown, courts revisit injunctions and a brutal murder shocks Charlestown. The era’s legal fights extend to the Ku Klux Klan debate in Alaska and land mark state actions.
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Carolina
Rarpion
Senate
Rvavlativa
Ylonida
Gleason
Tartarasseé
Supreme Court
United States
Det
Riga
Quitty Court
Rorhia Cou
Duslive Westcott
Cork
Opelnea
Privr House 4
Texas
New-Orleans
Pol Weir
1Enttov
Lusiteway
Diamant
Learmont
Tay
Leaamont
Conley
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Hiack Hills
Clincisig
Pascatia
Europe
Great Britain
Lospex
Dee
Wmn. E. Gladstone
the Times
Seagate
Lent Romilly
Kells
Roundell Palmer
Holla
Memuegs
Robert P. Collier
France
Tal Rauin
Loxton
Dor.d
Moniler
Montmartre
Handin
Paris
Monifrar
Potles
Porte Mies
Sngistar Srompm
Captaintmoral Duleo
Havana
Jepperson Davins
Mit
IL Dana
Charles O'Conom
Chang
Jeffernan Davis
Hignton
Jefferson
Fiewol
Dan
Aimerican P
Courk
United States Circuit Court
Uig
Chass
Chase
Supreme Court of the United States
Chase Gue
Grass Yaumovun Weston
Portland
Wasnsaton
Indian Bureau
Indiana
Dodge Hogeboom
Gen. Cole
Omaha
Missouri
Brider
Charlestown
Mase Hoston
Dennis Roars
Ad Trishman
Dennis Coonan
Cleaver
Brower
Pirvush
Wade
Reeve
Sumaelt
Anche
eVeral
Yellow Snake