Southwest Missouri's Land of Beauty and Promise
A correspondence from the St Louis papers extols Southwest Missouri as superior for farming and grazing with rich soils ample moisture and abundant sunshine. It highlights clear springs and streams, diverse crops and fruits, and a growing honey industry, aided by the St Louis and San Francisco Railway reaching the region. The writeup notes mild winters, ample rainfall around forty two inches, no grasshoppers, and promising land prices from ten to twenty dollars per acre with railway access and potential markets along the line.
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Hayes Confederate Policy Sparks Southern Optimism
A Washington correspondent reports a growing belief in the South that President Hayes will pacify the region by cabinet appointments including Col. Reed. The piece traces political mood across Tennessee, Kentucky, and Georgia, noting shifts in Democratic and Republican alignments, Irish and German demographic tensions, and concerns over carpetbaggers as voters weigh the potential for peace, prosperity, and justice under Hayes.
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Ewch
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Republican Party
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Schurz
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Mountain Meadow execution of John D Lee described.
A detailed contemporary account narrates John D Lee’s execution at Mountain Meadows, his final speech denouncing Brigham Young, his claim of innocence, and his request for mercy and a photographer to document the scene. The long document attributes blame to church leaders and outlines Lee’s professed beliefs and remorse before death.
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Lee
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Snow Blindness on Mt Lincoln Mystery
A damaged Mt Lincoln note reports Snow Blindness affecting Mr M Posey after a descent from Mosquito Last week. Posey suffers impaired vision, currently limited to a slow left eye sight, with a third prior experience of blindness. The piece ends with a curio about Edinburgh etiquette and a blunt remark on marital politeness.
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Remarkable Discoveries And Party Shifts In 1848 Cabinet
The Chicago Times notes striking parallels among Whig leaders and cabinet chiefs amid a divided party after Van Buren’s free soil rebellion. It cites Key Thompson and others as Whigs or Locofocos, suggesting broad realignment. A Boston girl's remark about Venus ends the fragment.
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