Political argument on party power and presidential veto use
The speaker rebuts neighbor claims blaming the Republicans for wartime issues and defends the presidency’s veto power as historically exercised chiefly by Democratic Presidents. He argues the Democratic party opposes centralized power yet has supported imperial prerogatives, while noting Southern Democrats favored severing the Union.
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Radical Party
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National encampment clash and racing notes from 19th century events
The report notes Generals Burnside and Logan set for rival leadership at the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Cincinnati. It covers a $1,000 Leavenworth race between two famous horses, and a plan to haul $2,000,000 in bullion from Chihuahua to New York. It recalls the Bangor Republican State Convention date, velocipede debates in Gotham, nutmeg trees in California, a Winterset postmaster marriage, and various income figures in Brooklyn.
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Iowa
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Central Bank
Third Annual Meeting of Missouri Editors and Publishers
The Missouri editors and publishers association will hold its third annual meeting in St. Louis on May 19 1869. Col N J Goleman will deliver the annual address and Thos E Garrett Esq will read the poem.
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St. Louis
Col. N. J. Goleman
Thos. E. Garrett, Esq
St. Mis
Riots and Attacks on Fort Scott Rail Line Force Militia
Reports from St Louis May 5 describe clashes around the Cherokee neutral lands and the Fort Scott Gulf Railroad in Kansas. An armed group harassed the Joy line party. two men were captured, equipment seized. Mob violence targeted officials including Hon O Vass delaying meetings at Fort Scott. Engineers report violent threats and a widespread “reign of terror.” About 1,658 workers were active near Girard amid possible US troop deployment to preserve peace. A Peoria Democrat item recounts a freight train wreck near Secor resulting in engineer Grant Marvin dead and fireman severely injured, with the locomotive and cars plunging into Panther Creek. A Protestant-Catholic note discusses Mr Ffoulkes’s Oxford tutor tract stirring Rome, with the author urged to withdraw to regain church privileges, suggesting possible return to Protestantism for some. London correspondence mentions a Boston observer on a man named Kogan dying suddenly, coroner’s verdict citing death from alcohol.
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Allcock and Schenck Remedies Promised for Consumption
An advertisement extols Allcock's Porous Plasters for rheumatic and nerve pain and touts Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills as curative for consumption Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia. It cites testimonials from Dr J W Johnson and FE Fuller and urges readers to buy through Brandreth House New York and Schenck's Philadelphia office with prices listed.
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Philadelphia
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