Grant's Message and Congressional Appointments in 1871
The Weekly Leader summarizes Grant's third annual message. notes emphasis on foreign policy, amnesty, tariff reform, and civil service, and critiques the stance as a retreat from Radical lines. It also covers Congress convening, and criticizes Speaker Blaine's committee appointments, urging a future adjustment in Revolutionary Claims leadership.
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House of Representatives
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A. Salutary
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Radicalism critique and southern politics on rail laws and rights
A lengthy Missouri legislative session underway with Gov Brown’s message urging statute reforms. The piece criticizes federal centralization, calls for railroad and revenue law changes, and discusses Southern resistance, the Ku Klux Bill controversy, and Radical policies affecting South Carolina and general political unrest. It notes sheriff seizures in Texas, postal theft arrests, and early Kansas street railway history.
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U.S. Grant
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New York Tribune
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Congress
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President's Message Opens War on Many Fronts
The president urges universal amnesty, civil service reform, and tariff cuts while detailing foreign policy strides with Britain and others. He calls for arbitration treaties, water boundaries, and bounds on Cuba, Mexico, and the Caribbean, framing peace and prosperity after storms and fires.
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