Civil Rights amendment sparks Senate division in Washington
A telegraph report from Washington notes Mr. Howe’s attempt to attach an anti discrimination provision to a land grant bill for a St Augustine school. The Senate split 23 to 24 against the amendment, with six Republicans voting no. The piece also covers Morrill Morton debates onDC government and a looming tax bill fight with Republican opposition and Democratic opposition shaping the debate.
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French constitutional debates rock the assembly in Paris
Paris January reports the Ventavon bill's long debate in the French assembly, with Jules Favre and Duke de Broglie in sharp exchanges. The discussion centers on the Septennat and the monarchy versus republic, as Orleanist viewpoints creep into the fray and balance shifts amid constitutional tensions.
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Weavers Strike At Merchants Mill In River City
State and city police kept order around Merchants Mill in Fatt River Mass as 69 operatives worked today out of about 1000 regular hands. Weavers demand 27 cents per cut, with 1000 workers expected. no violence occurred despite 800 gathering crowds. Mayor Davenport’s police decision sparked debate while merchants guarded the mill and a committee sought talks.
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Senatorial Contests Leave Florida Ballots Split
Two undecided ballots in Florida failed to yield a senator today as divisions persist between parties. Some favor Gen. Sanford as a compromise candidate, but Democrats refuse to back anyone who would sympathize with the Administration’s policy. In West Virginia, no clear result emerges as caucus votes tighten the contest.
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Obituary notes and long-time merchant George C Collins dies
George C Collins a leading tea importer and major New York merchant died at 65 from pneumonia at his West Twenty-fourth Street home after a brief illness. Born in 1610 in South Indies Massachusetts, he worked in Hartford and Mobile before moving to New York as partner in McCoon Sherman & Co. then Sherman & Collins and later established George Collins & Co. He served as director of the Chatham National Bank and Home Insurance, and was active in the Chamber of Commerce and other groups. He funded church construction and aided families of victims of the 1863 Draft Riots. He left a wife and three children, with a funeral set at St. Thomas’s Church.
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Bright Speech at Birmingham Falls Short of Guide for Liberals
From the Argus correspondent in London Jan. Bright’s Birmingham address disappointed supporters who sought practical policy for the Liberal party. He offered a broad ecclesiastical critique and failed to outline a unifying program or a clear path after defeat, though he remained a focus for advanced Liberals seeking direction. The piece notes his faltering health, a crowded hall, and mixed reactions from Birmingham figures and the press.
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