Candidate Retires After Unfavorable Campaign
The official candidate withdrew from the race amid discomfit and defeat, signaling an end to the campaign. The move reflects a sense of resignation after a difficult contest.
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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 19, 1869
Page
20
Emperor delivers throne speech at Reichsrath closing
The Austrian Reichsrath’s formal closing occurred Saturday with the Emperor presenting the throne speech. He praised the Assembly’s labors and friendly relations with other powers as a peace guarantee. He spoke hopeful on finances and enumerated social reforms, urging unity among Austria’s diverse races through freedom and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Reichsrath
Italy forms new Ministry with Menabrea at helm
The new Italian Ministry is definitively constituted. General Menabrea remains President of the Council and Minister of Foreign Affairs. Signor Cambray Digny keeps Finance. Signor Minghetti takes Agriculture and Public Works after a king’s conference. Signor Ferraris leads the Home Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
General Menabrea
Signor Cambray Digny
Signor Minghetti
Agriculture and Public Works
Signor Ferraris
Spain agrees sovereignty rests with the people and votes on monarchy
The Spanish Constituent Assembly enacts that sovereignty resides in the people and rejects a Spaniard monarch born in Spain. It defeats a plebiscitum election plan and adopts Article 31 on suspending constitutional guarantees. A motion to abolish slavery in colonies is rejected while officials favor abolition with caveats. Debates on monarchy versus republic end without conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Cortes
Senor Orense
Senor Olozaga
Topete
Insurrection Weakens as U S Enforces Neutrality Laws
Cable reports Admiral Koff and Cuban agents say the insurrection is waning. Grant orders July 6 Virginia election under new state constitution and tests oath for officials. Connecticut ratifies fifteenth amendment. Motley sails for England with Alabama claims stance. Fish tallies 13 million in claims for ships destroyed. New Zealand turmoil and a brutal massacre near New Plymouth detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Philadelphia
Admiral Koff
Cuba
Grant
Virginia
Connecticut
Reuter
New York
Motley
England
Alabama
Sumner
New York Herald
Atlantic
Fish
Congress
Florida
Richmond
Southern Opinion
The
Tribune
Lee
White House
Grant as to the new constitution ends rebel organs
A terse note reports that Grant supports the new constitution ending the rebellion and dissolving rebel organs. The item notes political changes and the shift in power following the constitutional move.
German North Pole expedition to sail in June report
A Baltic source notes the second German Arctic expedition will sail on June 7 with the steamers Germania and Hansa for a two year voyage to the Arctic. It adds the Vienna and Oostende lines expect direct telegraphic links between Australian colonies and Europe soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Ernest of
Hanover
Thyra
Princess of Wales
Bismarck
Ostend
University of Oxford
Grant
Horace Greeley
Greeley
North Pole
Germania
Hansa
Brisbane Courier
Western Australia
Europe
Paraguay
Ascension
Lopez
Russia
St. Petersburg
Alexander
Monument to the factory reformer Richard Oastler unveiled at Bradford
A large crowd in Bradford attended the unveiling of a memorial to Richard Oastler the Ten Hours Bill advocate. Lord Shaftesbury unveiled the statue at Peel Park after a 30 000 strong procession from the town. Speeches by Forster Ferrand Miall and others followed the ceremony and a public meeting later at St George's Hall concluded the proceedings. The memorial shows Oastler appealing for factory children with two child figures beside him and was funded by supporters of the short time movement in Yorkshire and Lancashire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Oastler
Bradford
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Peel Park
Lord Shaftesbury
Oastler
Midland
EH. Miall
M.P
St. George's Hall
F. C. Cavendish
W. E. Forster
H. Miall
Wheelhouse
A. Illingworth
J. Birnie Philip
London
Friends of the
Rospert Peel
Woolner
Lord Palmerston
Palace
Sir R. Peel
Court Journal
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Wellington
Te Kooti
Tito Kowaru
Poverty-bay
Taranaki
White Cliffs
New Plymouth
Gasgoyne
Lieutenant Gasgoyne
Whitely
Waitere
Whiteley
Wetere
Wesley
Abaseley Wete
Times of India
Adam White
Bombay Ordnance Department
White
Pertlu
Phiz
Jubbulpore
Royal Artillery Hospital
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