Louisiana Compromise Talks Show Deep Divide
Washington reports indicate conservative Republicans and Southern allies oppose rights to Kellogg governorship in Louisiana. Debates hinge on Federal authority, possible new election, and the role of General Grant’s troops. Louisiana conservatives insist 1872 results stand, while radicals urge firm constitutional limits and new terms.
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Ewrans
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Prince Bismarck's Position Tied to Hohenlohe Plan
The report from Benton on Friday indicates ongoing debate over Prince Bismarck's retirement and possible partial relief through appointing Prince Hohenlohe. Separately, a factory fire in Goteborg killed and injured workers, with chaotic efforts to escape as flames swept upper floors. The Paris exhibit and Port-au-Prince fire follow, detailing international labor discussions and a massive urban blaze with widespread damage and casualties.
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RAILWAY INTERESTS NEW BERGEN COUNTY RAILROAD
Articles of association filed in Trenton to incorporate Bergen County Railroad Company under general railroad law. Plan to build about 11 miles from Rutherford Park through Bergen County to near Ridgewood with capital of $180,000. Subscribers listed from New York, Passaic, Newark, Ridgewood and others.
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John Taylor Joupaion
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Foreign Notes New Union in Quebec and British Isles
Fragmented dispatch summarizes political shifts and incidents in multiple regions. Includes Presbyterian Union’s rise in Quebec, Jamaica port discussions, and parliamentary moves in New Brunswick. Mentions minister appointments, portage costs, and debates in Ottawa amid broader unrest and policy changes.
McMillan elected U S Senator in Minnesota duel party race
The Minnesota Senate elected J. J. McMillan to the United States Senate replacing Ramsey by a vote of 83 to 18 for Lochren. McMillan, current Chief Justice of the State Supreme Court, is a lifelong Republican noted for integrity and Presbyterian faith. He is about 60, with limited political activity in recent years.
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Rail wreck on Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St Louis line injures seven
A Southern express train No 6 was derailed by a broken rail near Mingo Junction Ohio at about 2 AM injuring seven people including Harvey Mano of Bellefontaine and John Reports of Cincinnati. The baggage and a coach burned while the engine and express car passed safely. The fire started in the spee t car and several officials were among the injured.
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Thurlowe Weed on Causes of the Republican Defeat
Thurlowe Weed writes to Fras WF in 1875 about the Republican defeat, blaming wartime strains and misgovernance. He discusses third-term anxieties, Democratic decay, and the need to resume specie payments while addressing foreign bondholders and the New York Gold Exchange Board. He argues restraint and reforms to restore confidence and stability.
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