Tension Over Chinese Labor For Nevada Bodie Road
The Silver State reports a plan to build a rail road from Mound House Lyon County to Bodie California next summer with a large Chinese labor force. Nevada papers oppose the use of Chinese workers citing 1879 laws against involuntary servitude and public works bans, while supporters argue for the project and potential political maneuvering by Sharon.
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Draft bill from Tublig Lands Commission sent to Congress
Mr Hayes states the subject of the report and accompanying bill is of such importance that it is respectfully commended to prompt and earnest congressional consideration. Judge Flack of Elko cannot preside this term due to disability, and Judge Rives of Eureka has agreed to act in his place.
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Bayard Off for Presidential Race Amid GOP Shift
Senator Thomas F. Bayard of Delaware is increasingly out of contention for the Democratic nomination as critics doubt his pacification of Congress and opposition to Grantism. Reports note combative views on government notes and past Confederate-era positions, while a South Carolina Bayard club faces uncertain support as the party coalesces around Grant. In other news, Hong Kong court figures reveal slave issues, San Francisco unrest grows, and Rev. A W Paige pleads guilty to obscene mailings in Connecticut.
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Republican Conventions in Illinois Favor Blaine and Washburne
Delegates in Illinois congressional districts reported mixed preferences with Blaine as first choice in several districts and Washburne second, while others held no instructions. In Chicago a conference with the Republican State Central Committee showed near parity between Grant and Blaine with a anti Grant majority, and New York elected Conkling Cornell Arthur Warren as delegates at large to back Grant unless Blaine is nominated.
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