Dickens Death and Civil War Echoes in 1870 Weekly Lead
The Weekly Leader notes Charles Dickens death near Rochester at age 57 59, praising his life and social reform work. It adds commentary on the Booth grave in Baltimore heat of Civil War memory, the Constantinople fire deaths, and a broad critique of US politics including plans for frontier policy and San Domingo debates, plus New York Oregon California elections and federal power versus states rights.
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Red Cloud Speech Attacks Liquor and Government Waste
Washington dispatch reports Red Cloud denouncing whisky drinkers among officers and a government effort to supply liquor to his nation. He vows no white liquor in his country, threatens action against violators, and criticizes traders. Also noted is a Chicago-terminated shipment of seventy five Chinese laborers to North Adams for New England boot and shoe factories amid debates on race and labor. Rep Croup denies knowledge of the 1867 railroad treaty with Sioux territory after a talk with Secretary Cox.
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