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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 30, 1870
Page
7
The piece argues that modern England still hosts a form of servitude through the truck system where workers are forced to buy at employer linked shops. It contrasts with cooperative credit and highlights debt, adulterated goods, and extortion. The author calls for education and civic action alongside reform.
The North German Parliament opened with the Speech from the Throne read by the President. The King congratulates on German arms success against France and outlines peace terms tied to a defensible frontier and continued wartime support. A war credit of about sixteen million pounds is authorized amid debates on Alsace Lorraine annexation. A military convention unites Baden with Prussia, and Württemberg joins the Confederation. The Federal Council gains power with fifty eight votes, Prussia retaining veto powers on army navy tariff and excise.
A group of English tankers offered to take up the new German Joan, signaling interest in the vessel or program amid postwar exchanges and naval specifications.
A Madrid telegram reports the President of the Congress, the Minister of Marine, and the Minister of Italy with 28 Deputies leaving for Florence. They will board the Mediterranean squadron at Tarragona. There is little popular enthusiasm, but tranquillity. Count de Cheste and Senor Calonge have accepted government amnesty and sworn to the Constitution, resuming their posts as Captain-General and Lieutenant-General.
The Emperor of Austria met with Delegations on Saturday and said ongoing political events retain high significance. He urged actions aligned with patriotism and the monarchy’s united interests as Count Potocki submitted the Cis-Leithan Cabinet’s resignation, with the Emperor reserving decision.
The Aille Cattollica of Florence reports the Papal Encyclical denouncing Italian policy toward the Pontifical States and excommunications for those who aided the invasion. Florence papers seized, Rome uncertain about diplomats accompanying the King, Rome poised to depart if he visits. Queen of Spain births a son. Spain votes tilt toward the government. Genoa hosts a Spanish deputation as soldiers begin December furloughs.
General Butler condemns Great Britain for creating the Canadian Dominion and urges the Republican party to settle the Alabama claims. He warns of war if reparation fails and proposes non-intercourse as a remedy. He cites Ireland’s fearsome warlike mood and predicts Canadian conquest as possible outcomes.
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