Congressmen oppose silver dollar payments in Congress
John Sherman pushes to circulate silver dollars in Washington but faces opposition from members who prefer gold or greenbacks. An arrangement allows the Sergeant at Arms to pay 20 percent of salaries via silver certificates, avoiding coinage and avoiding the issue of paying in silver dollars.
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Blame and Praise The Carson Appeal Independence Shown
The Carson Appeal defends its independence from party rings by presenting wholesome truths about Novalis Senator from California and denying factional branding. It notes varied contemporary opinions calling it anti everything sheet fearless and ably contac ter journal and lowling Republican organ while urging restraint in reaction to praise or abuse.
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Novalis
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Maine ex-Congressman Hale backs Blaine in party ticket
In a Washington talk Hale of Maine said new developments will not hurt Blaine. they will strengthen him and show the need for a leader at the head of the party. He expects Blaine to win solid votes across most states, with few exceptions west of Ohio.
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Maine Greens back Gov Council and riot fears over ballot abuse
A Greenbacker meeting in Augusta approves resolutions praising the Governor and Council, denounces Republican leaders, and claims GOP voters were coerced at the polls. Separate dispatches note General Roberts in Afghanistan, a Bangor arsenal incident, and a Pendleton stabbing.
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Denis Kearney’s campaign earnings and fortune estimated
The Stockton Herald reports Denis Kearney received exactly 16000 for his services in the last campaign. The San Francisco Stock Exchange lists his fortune at about 80000 and predicts he will profit on his trip East.
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Denis Kearney
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Kearney
Denis
Delinquent Sale Notice for Num a Mining Company
Delinquent assessment on Oct 23, 1879 affects shares listed by shareholders including EW and Crown George A. etc. Public auction set for January 12, 1880 at 12 PM at 828 Montgomery Street San Francisco to cover delinquent assessments and costs. David Wilder, Agent, San Francisco office.
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California
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Abe
Lucien Hermann
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