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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 25, 1868
Page
6
Advertisers are informed of prices: one line costs a shilling, each extra line sixpence, with eight words per line on average. Published by Arthur Mraun at 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street BC. The Nonconformist offers advertising as a valuable medium for all classes and is registered for transmission abroad.
Advertises stamped copies for subscribers through the post office or agents with prepayment terms in pounds and pence. Unstamped copies available at railway stations and booksellers, with a penny stamp required for postage when sent by post.
The note addresses several readers including Kk H W Dewabury W P Bristol and AH L. It explains a forthcoming stamp on the paper’s back to meet a difficulty while keeping the same size. Mentions Mr Tegg Lir Jane and diagrams by Benjamin Scott of Guildball.
Lord Stanley signals three week gap before Parliament with a cautious Reform Bill stance for education and Ireland. Other ministers pledge reforms and unity with enfranchised masses while Fenian activity declines and arrests rise. European tensions ease as France and Prussia discuss tariffs. Italy eyes budget reforms. Rome unrest pushes for constitutional government amid Papal plots. United States follow Grant move as Congress shifts Reconstruction authority from Johnson to Grant.
The piece argues President Grant faces opposition from Congress as reform measures fail to align with postwar principles. It suggests Grant reflects Northern opinion, views a Republican rally behind him, and notes Democrats pushing Pendleton as a potential alternative in the presidential race.
The article debates the failed arbitration outlook between the United Kingdom and United States over Alabama claims. It notes Lord Stanley and Mr. Seward responsibilities, stresses the need for peaceful settlement, and recalls the sequence of diplomatic moves after the Civil War era.
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