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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1876

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Advisory Council Seeks Clerical Delegates From Churches

The Congregational Council invites pastors from numerous churches to join an advisory council. A list of invited clergy and participating institutions is expected to boost membership, with delegates funded by their churches. The roster includes pastors from Connecticut New Jersey and many seminaries and colleges.

Plynouth Chute Cornell Beecher Congregational Church Jiocoher Counell Timiletra Counnell Walliday Connecticut New Jersey Chaceh Morabers

Washington forecast of a coming fight over diplomatic and consular cuts

The article reports on anticipated opposition in Congress to proposed reductions in the diplomatic and consular service budget. It notes Republican members compiling data to challenge the cuts, especially the proposed drop from 100000 to 300000 for seamen relief and protection. It discusses the impact on South American missions and the broader argument about maintaining U.S. trade and diplomatic presence abroad. It also covers tariff debate and Meigs mission details, plus Cherokee agent appointment contention and other capital notes.

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Emma Mine Scandal Prosecution Began at Last

A January meeting of Emma Mine shareholders, chaired by Alexander William MacDougall, granted him authority to prosecute directors and the American minister Schenck for fraud. The case centers on controlling interests, legal powers, and potential lawsuits amid ongoing disputes over the mine’s formation and sales.

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Senator Spencer's Alabama revolt signals GOP split

Alabama politics show Senator Spencer deserted by a large faction of the Republican State Convention. McSpencer holds a dwindling base as ex-Gov Sudth and others rally against him while black voters align with reform. In Washington, Conkling denies backing Grant for the third term amid questions of memory and influence.

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Power and Peril in Lenduk City Fight for Control

In Lenduk City a figure as Chairman wields vast power, facing a top adversary accused of fraud. The narrative describes a battle among shareholders, a feared financial editor, and a looming public trial as an American minister becomes a potential dock subject. The piece notes legacy, wealth, and influence shaping the clash.

MacDougall Atian Len Marrie Grant Sampson Grant Dought

Gov Hendricks as Best Compromise Candidate for President

Native Democratic leaders in New York favor Gov. Hendricks as the best compromise presidential candidate, arguing he represents the average Democratic view and can unite East and West. They oppose Thurman and Bayard, favoring a strategy to abandon New York and several New England states to Republicans while rallying Central states for victory. The Lancaster state convention in late March will shape delegates, with maneuvering underway to secure places on the delegation.

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