Liberal triumph uncertain amid Cardigan diversity debate
A Welsh meeting expresses resolve for Liberal unity in Cardiganshire, praising supporters and criticizing past nonconformist votes. The discourse notes a weak Liberal leadership, warns of Tory strength, and cites reform aims, including state-church issues and the next Liberal programme.
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Liberal Party
Prooss
Cardiganshire
Richard
Asa J. Evans
Godebydd
Cardigan
Saturday Review
Dale
Birmingam
Aberystwith
Professor Parry
Parry
R. Thomas
Newcastle Elmyn
Richards
The Women’s Whisky War Across Cities
Philadelphia Times reports a wave of women led saloon protests across Washington Memphis Sturgis Michigan Manhattan and Buffalo. Notices urge dealers to quit liquor trade under threat of siege prayer and songs. In Buffalo a dealer advertised a visit to draw a crowd while no women appeared.
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Indianapolis
Piqua
Ohio
Logan
Ripley
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Estern
London
New York City
Philadelphia
The
Times
Washington
Memphis
Sturgis
Michigan
Manhattan
Kansas
Buffalo
Ashantee War Dispatches Cite Wolseley Capture and Peace Treaty
Cape Coast reports Sir Garnet Wolseley arrived February 19 with great rejoicings. Troops pulled back except 1st West Indian Regiment for a month. Captain Sartorius relays Wolseley’s progress toward peace, recounting a journey through Ashantee lands and a ceremonial gold payment to the British. The treaty proposes perpetual peace and indemnity of 60 000 ounces with installments, and renunciation of tribute claims from Denkera.
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Cape Coast Castle
Sir Garnet Wolseley
England
Accra
Glover
Mr. Goldsworthy
Volta
Coomassie
Gibraltar
Koffee
Jellah
Quitta
Addah
Garnet Wolseley
Mr. Berkeley
Neur
Sartorius
Daily News
Prah
Amonful
Houssa
Ashantee
Detchinsee
Cape Coast
Baker
Adanai Hills
Ordah
M‘leod
42Nd Highlanders
Borborassie
Becquah
A. Alison
Fommanah
London Gazette
Koffee Kahalli
Denkera
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