Dominion's Role and U S Ties Highlighted in Speech
In a discussion on Canada’s status within the empire, speakers emphasize the importance of the Dominion’s position as a great dependency. They urge amicable relations with the United States, avoiding irritation or jealousy.
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United States
Spain and Cuba policy loom in Grant era debate
The piece argues Spain will press Porto Rico emancipation to divert from Cuba, warns of pro slavery faction in Madrid and Havana, and predicts the Cuban insurrection nears a final chapter. It cites Diaz Quintero and Garrido in Cortes supporting liberty for Cuba and critiques Spanish leadership.
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Cuba
Congress
Spain
Porto Rico
General Grant
Cortes
Madrid
Santander
Marshal Serrano
Havana
Liberal
Senor Diaz Quintero
Abolition Party
United States
Prim
Amadeus
Warwick
Striking Effects of 1869 1871 Legislation on Crime
A parliamentary return shows crime fell across England and Wales after the Habitual Criminals Act of 1869 and the Prevention of Crime Act of 1871. Burglary and other offences dropped, while the number of receivers of stolen goods and disreputable premises declined. The report questions whether crime is truly down or diverted, and critiques political appointments and ministers.
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England
Wales
London
Metropolitan Police District
Home Office
Labour Representation League
Justice Brett
Gladstone
Childers
Goschen
Admiralty
Duchy of Lancaster
Treasury