Weekly Leader's View of Democracy and Rail Plans
The piece argues about political party lines and a new era for democracy, contrasting the Democrats with the Republicans and warning against passion overriding reason. It notes a Fort Scott railroad proposal through Lamar and surrounding towns, criticizes past pledges, and mentions jail escapes in Webber County, plus mining prospects at Lead Hill Arkansas and a 1860s supplemental election enforcement bill expanding federal troop powers.
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Arkansas
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Legislative Summary of State House Proceedings Feb 16
In Jefferson City the committee on criminal jurisprudence reports a substitute for Senate bill 7 allowing dram shop licenses in certain towns with majorities of residents or taxpayers. Amendments to adjust city eligibility and remove residency limits were debated and rejected. Several bills were passed or referred, including measures on county courts, tax rates, and school law revisions. A concurrent focus on school funding, district reapportionment, and river navigation accompanied committee actions, with debates over notary appointments and various charter changes in Greene and St. Louis areas. The session notes reflect partisan dynamics and efforts toward charter reforms and taxation adjustments.
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Committee On Criminal Jurisprudence
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Congress
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McDonald County
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Mr. of Harrison
Committee On Re Reform
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Palmer
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Cnmimon Pleas Court
Exnee
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Watt
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Meg Fuller
Lancaster
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Camden
Miller
Aulaire County
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State State Board of Equalization
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Tadiana
Morton
Republican Party
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Neosho
Anton Goete
John Xurtth
Goetz
Newton County
Judge Slieet
Chicago Ganuary
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Lyase
Pamenger Depot
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Pioneer
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William Br. Bowman
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Mount Verso
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Ayce Gonue
Charles NeCralberds
Polk County
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Congressional Debate Shapes County Tax and Suffrage Signals
A long hearing covers clam payments to proper claimants and railroad taxation. Debates on the Fifteenth Amendment roll. Morton defends Congress power, Blair counters. Missouri and Indiana discuss rail taxes, county formation petitions, and adjourning schedules amid political tensions.
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