Weekly Leader of Southwest Missouri Sifts Grant Message
The Patriot previews President Grant's annual message to Congress as a decisive Northwest and national update. The piece notes the President’s frank avowals, minimal new disclosures, and potential support or opposition from Democrats and Radicals on Civil Tenure repeal. Congress adjournment dynamics and New York official results follow, with Minnesota election shifts and local notes on fires, murders, and education for Black Missourians.
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Removal of the Capital Stirs Ohio and West in 1860s
A lengthy report summarizes tensions over moving the national capital from Washington, including citizen agitation in Ohio and the central West, fear for real estate values, and public pressure to influence the Logan plan. It notes political bets, Wall Street finance talk, and calls for vocal support or opposition to the relocation proposal.
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