Who Is Responsible for Grant Era Abuses in U S News
A critical wartime style piece argues the blame for federal overreach and wartime suspensions rests with Radical leaders, not President Grant. It accuses the Radical Congress of enabling abuses and calls for honest, competent alternatives across parties. It also notes international tension over Confederate damages, naval expansion, and local incidents in Ohio and Missouri.
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White House
Grant
New York
Philadelphia
South Carolina
Congress
United States
Sitere
Washington
Warib
Wouse
Secretary of the Navy
Adin
Ifse
State Capital Rail Tax Law Reaches New Constitution
Special correspondence from Jefferson notes railroad tax assessments filed under a recent act. Atlantic and Pacific R R lists lands, depots, and station houses across multiple counties with values and locations, while the supplementary measure aims to standardize taxing of railroad property and allow counties to verify values for board of equalization consideration.
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Geveral
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Con
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James Baker
Auvy
Huildings
May Connery
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company
Louis County
St Louie
Franklin County
Pacific City
Moselle
Stinton Sullivan
Missurias
Board of Equalization of
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von Kotebttzky
Greene County
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Weigel
Prouvis Rodman
Colt W. Liveuby
Mer “Olthen
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Ender
Mtortue
Horace
Rotta
Praxers Rupwas
Missouri Southwest tax revolt and apportionment debate
Legislative summary notes a statewide report of road properties and land values, a bill to adjust apportionment across judicial circuits, and political conflict over tax and currency issues. It references Greene county and multiple districts, with remarks on public sentiment and forthcoming legislative actions.
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Webster
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Hickory
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Vaeltie
Iron Mountain
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Ashee
Selinoley
Furrer
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McAllister
Bulkiee
Amnesty and civil rights debate dominated Congress report
The judiciary committee reported a bill allowing the President to accept a judge’s resignation from the spy court, amid amnesty opposition and a heated Senate debate over civil rights. Lawmakers clashed over education power, race, and federal authority, while economic issues and public corruption tainted negotiations on loans and party ethics.
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