Georgia and national finance debates echo through Congress
The Senate Judiciary Committee report says Avery aided by a post office clerk attempted to sway votes against the Bingham amendment on the Georgia bill. Bullock paid publishers for pamphlets while the House considers the general fiscal and consular bills. Debate reveals clashes over Rome minister, Know Nothing allusions, and San Domingo finances. Adjournment follows amid party lines.
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Times on New York commercial morality and Erie affairs
The Times in London May 19 denounces New Yorks commercial morality, calling crimes there masterpieces of financier joy, and urges Americans to purge the reproach as hard as abolishing slavery. It also notes the yacht race with Sappho, saying no English schooner can likely out sail the American yacht handled by an English captain.
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Emperor to Receive Official Vote in Paris Chambers
Paris May 19 The Emperor will receive the official vote at the Chambers on Saturday next and will deliver an address of gratitude to the people. The ceremony mirrors the opening of the Chambers with all dignitaries present.
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Dominion Canal Question Debate in The Globe
Toronto May 19 The Globe and Telegraph publish strong articles in favor of a British grounded canal around Sault Saint Marie. They argue American vessels would lose privileges in Canadian canals until the issue is settled.
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Warship Upton Sails for Cuba with Armament
May 19 dispatches report the Cuban war vessel Geo. B. Upton sailing for Cuba carrying a commissioned military corps and a trained crew. Officers include Commander Thomas L. Dorain First Lieutenant Robert Sommers Second Lieutenant Henry Cooke and Paymaster Jose Ponce de Leon. The expedition aims to deliver artillery and war matériel and recruit Cuban volunteers once ashore.
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George Davia
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Upton
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Cuba
Col. Downing
Wim Walsh
Philadelphia
Grant
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Muscatine Damages Steamer After Pier Collision
Davenport May 19 The steam er Muscatine struck the Portland bridge draw pier this afternoon and was damaged by about 2000 dollars No lives were lost and considerable freight was pitched overboard and lost
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Davenport prepares for strict observance of May 30
Davenport May 19 preparations are under way for a strict observance of the 30th of May. Local authorities and veterans groups organize ceremonies to mark the day with due respect and remembrance for fallen soldiers.
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Senate measures and petitions in Washington May session
The Senate opened with Pomeroy urging talks with Britain on a possible union with the British North American Provinces. A Rhode Island naturalization ballot protest was filed with a $150 real estate requirement. Sherman proposed tax cuts with tweaks to avoid ambiguity and a new section on consolidating internal revenue districts. The Fifteenth Amendment Enforcement bill was debated with Hamilton opposing and Schurz supporting. Root proposed an amendment to bar employers from pressuring votes. A recess was taken as the Senate neared a near split, awaiting tomorrow’s adjournment. Trumbull reported from the Judiciary Committee after Howard spoke in favor of the bill.
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