Abolition of Slavery Sought in Spanish Constitution
Manuro Feb 5 Provisional Government drafts a new constitution likely to ban slavery in all Spanish possessions with immediate abolition favored by Liberal Unionists Progressists and Republicans. Madrid elections produce slow notional results amid locks on telegraph and uncertain tallies. Republicans gain strength in cities while rural areas lag.
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Pacific railroads bill and Senate actions in Washington
Senator Howard spoke to the Senate Committee on Pacific Railroads on a draft for additional lines to the Pacific including the Union Pacific Eastern Division. The panel voted to add the line to the Omnibus bill and discussed the 32nd parallel route. The debate touched government bonds, transportation costs, and extradition treaties, with further Senate sessions planned.
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Meeting of Parliament and Clarendon health concerns
Europe dispatches report that Parliament preparations are near complete and Lord Clarendon may retire due to ill health. The log includes a London note on Fenian amnesty and Greece's cabinet formation amid Paris Conference discussions.
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Vomito and unrest in Venezuelan news abroad
Late Venezolan papers report the vomito remains prevalent at Caraceas. Count Barthelem de la Ville, the Hatten Charge dAffairs, died of it. In Colombia the United States Consul James M. Eder at Buenaventura is involved in a fatal shooting after a dispute with a Colombian carrier, Cordoba, leading to arrests and local outrage against foreigners.
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Personal Encounters and Unrest Across the Capital
A violent confrontation occurred at the Capitol between rival figures Conertrater Milackburn and Representative Brown after Brown introduced a resolution. In Alabama, Spring Hill College faced a devastating fire. students fled with losses and a damaged library. The Georgia legislature debated negro eligibility, with a House vote holding that blacks are not eligible for seats, and broader constitutional conventions and vetoes moved through Illinois and Texas on railroad fares, suffrage, and constitutional issues. Local and national political maneuvers continued as voting and amendments loomed.
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