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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1875

Page

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Tammany Victory and Costigan Bill Debate at Albany

Albany reports a charged session as Tammany Hall seals a narrow win on a council reform measure. The Costigan bill passes amid sharp exchanges led by Shattuck and Davie, with Davis defending home rule and critics warning of party discipline and local autonomy in New York City.

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Washington Proclamation sets Senate session for March 6

The President issues a proclamation declaring an extraordinary occasion requires the Senate to convene March 6 at noon to receive communications from the Executive. Ulysses S. Grant signs, with Hamilton Fish as secretary of state. The notice follows a February 17 proclamation from Washington.

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British Parliament Debate on Mitchel Election and Kenealy Entry

In the House of Commons Dr Kenealy the Stoke on Trent member enters alone. Debate centers on John Mitchel's eligibility due to a felony conviction and a new writ for Tipperary follows. The motion to postpone fails and Mitchel's election stands with a new writ ordered.

Kenealy Bouke OF Commons Jonn Mitchel House of Commons Stoke-on-Trent Jon Bright Whalley Disraeli John Mitchel Tipperary Mitchel O'Shaughnesay Limerick Parron Richard Bagally Ein William Vernon-Harcourt Gathorne Hardy Martin Mitchers Marquis of Hartington Plunket Delta University Forater Planket Dierneli Schenck Coumone Glatstone Lterala Howe Fidera Ilia Lipperaty Kickham Fenian Mr. Mitchel

Pinchback Elimination Stirs Senate After 28-Hour Session

In Wasierson on February 18 the Senate, after 28 hours, voted 90 to 0 to table the Pinchback admission resolutions. Republicans including Allison and Conkling backed the move, while Morton showed dismay. Edmunds had proposed a substitute election in Louisiana, signaling a shift to open battle over the issue.

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