When a speaker speaks for the family not self
A reader argues sermons gain force when the speaker shows the speaker as a whole person. He critiques a correspondent who urges uniform family voice and questions pedantic one voice authority. The writer urges authenticity and personal stance in public discourse.
French Parliament Turmoil and Military Reform Debated
At the Legislative Body, M Havin announced the jury of honour found venality charges against several papers false but did not read the verdict amid protests. Prince Napoleon's Berlin trip sparks talk of avoiding Russia alliance while Marshal Niel lauds France’s new military system and rifle ahead of 1869 conscription.
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France
M. Havin
M. Kervéguen
The
Sidde
M. Jules Simon
Chamber
M. Jerome David
Pays
Débats
Liberté
M. de Girardin
Napoleon
Paris
Germany
Berlin
Prussia
Russia
the Times
Senate
Marshal Niel
Baron Budberg
M. Rouber
M. Picard
Europe
M. Fillancourt
Pho I Aberté
Opinion Nationale
Revue Des Deux
Germany News Roundup from the European Peace Efforts
The King of Prussia praises Parliament for harmony over Hanover and Nassau allowances while government actions seize the exiled Hanover king's fortune. Count Platen faces treason charges as rival claims about sovereign renunciations surface amid talks of a South German Bund and German parliamentary plans.
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Prussia
Hanover
Nassau
Europe
Hietzing
Count Platen
George
Vienna
Bavaria
Wurtemburg
Munich
Augsburg
Nuremberg
Wurtzberg
Ingoldstadt
Ulm
Zollverein
Posen
Pays allowed to publish M de la Varenne papers
Mondes, Sidcle, Débats and Avenir National permit Pays to publish M de la Varenne papers. They commit not to sue the journal for defamation over each publication.
Impeachment Articles Against President Johnson Reported
The House adopted impeachment articles accusing Johnson of violating the Tenure of Office Act by removing Stanton and appointing Thomas without Senate consent. A second article charges him with defying the Army Bill by seeking to have Grant resist orders not routed through the Executive.
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Johnson
Stanton
Lorenzo Thomas
Senate
House
Emory
Grant
Congress
Chase
Washington
Cincinnati
White House
Reconstruction Committee
Juhuser
Supreme Court
Bingham
Supreme Court as final arbiter in constitutional disputes
The conversation critiques checks and balances arguing the Supreme Court should settle controversies and not merely bow to the Legislative branch. It mentions impeachment fears, motives to remove the President, and potential political maneuvers around patronage and elections.
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Supreme Court
Legislative Department
Ben Wade
Bsides
Boutwell
Crown of Italy Created By King In Revised Order
Foreign miscellany reports Italy formed the Crown of Italy by royal act amid seven year borrowing totaling 115 million. Dickens to sail April 23. journalists in New York to host dinner April 18. Bavaria's king to abdicate after his death in Nice. Dr Mauch notes goldfields north of Orange Free State toward equator in Moselkaise country. Paris Exposition demolition speeds toward May end. Rome carnivals described as worst.
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Kingdom of
Dickens
England
New York
Bavaria
Sore
Nice
the GotprieLps
Africa
Mauch
Rome
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