Notable 1876 Speculations From National Scene
A roundup of literary plans, political races, and public notices. Jefferson Davis plans a European trip to foster Mississippi Valley trade. Grant sells a Washington lot amid real estate pool speculation. Lafayette painting purchase and Yorktown map move into state archives. California wheat yields and Farmville Mercury reform proposals close the slice. Indianapolis News criticizes Grantism and calls for broad political change.
Connecticut Election and Third-Party Collapse Highlight State Result
In Connecticut last Tuesday Democrats swept statewide, electing Ingersell by 3441 votes, with gains across the Legislature. Senate and House party tallies show growing Democratic majorities, signaling a strong party shift.
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Connecticut
Ingersell
Temperance
Greens
Senate
House of Representatives
Hayes, Arlington & Bro. urged to Philadelphia by April 13
The article warns readers about Hayes Arlington & Co and calls clerks and saleswomen to repair to Philadelphia by April 13. It notes Grantism repudiation in Washington and reports Sayles J. Bowen chosen as a Republican delegate to Cincinnati despite opposition from the district ring and office holders. It claims the President despises Bowen and marks his victory as evidence of administration unpopularity. Brooks of the organ competed but lost.
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National Stepublican
Col. S. D. Pool
Col. Pool
The
New York Tribune
Philadelphia
Hayes
Arlington & Bro
Agen’s
Last Words of Eminent Statesmen From the St Louis Times
A list of dying words from notable statesmen recently deceased. Phrases include remarks attributed to Bristow, Schenck, Belknap, Williams, Pierrepont, Henderson, Grant, Robeson, De Lano, Dana, John McDonald, Boss Shepherd, Jim Blaine, and Babcock. The collection reflects varied tones from defiance to humor and mortality.
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The
St. Louis Times
B. J. Bristow
Bob Schenck
Teat d’ Armee
Belknap
Williams
Pierrepont
John B. Henderson
Orvil L. Grant
Robeson
Delano
B. Butler
R. H. Dana
John. McDonald
New Jerusalem
Boss Shepherd
Jim Blaine
Babcock
Washington Letter on Finance and Government Foes
In a Washington letter from April 3 1876 the Democratic caucus bill is met with heavy opposition and party fault lines. Republicans boast control of departments for fifteen years and use finance as a political tool while Democrats debate ignoring the money question to restore honest efficient government. Amnesty critiques of wartime profiteers and post traders surface as investigations into the insane asylum diet and war expenditures unfold.
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Wasurxcros
D. C
Payne
Ohio
House
Reno
Department of the Government
Richardson
Boutwell
Cincinnati
Castor
Committee On
Orvill Grant
Belknap
Robeson
Jay Cooke, McCulloch and Co
Europe
Bradford
London
Navy
Whittmore
Pierrepont
Bab_cock
Senate
Conkling
Morton
New York
Lord
Christiancy
Mississippi
Key
Tennessee
Bell
Jackson
Interior Department
St. Louis
Dyer
Babcock
Luckey
Suez Canal
England
Bosphorus
Germany
Russia
Nexo
Impeachment News and Political Turmoil Across Nations
The report details reforms and investigations amid Belknap and naval scandals. It notes Republican fund-raising through blackmail, the navy’s crookedness, and impeachment triggers. It mentions silver coinage bills, Mississippi election probes, and Russia’s potential abdication affecting European balance.
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Macon Telegraph
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New Jersey State Agricultural Society
George H. Cook
New Jersey
American Institute New York
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John O'Connor, Jr
Portsmouth
Wiesenfeld, Stern & Co., Cotton Factors and
J. B. Coffield
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J. E. Simmons
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James Hodge
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W. G. Lewis
William Cook
Tarboro’, N. C
Roanoke News
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Weldon Noc
Jesse H. Powell
Geo. Howard
M. M. Bullock
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Edgecombe County
Battle
Otter’s Creek Township
William Webb
Harrell & Webb
A. McCaslin
Sparta Township
Sparta
Nettle’s
Tarborough
Southerner
A. McCabe
Orrice Boarp Or Co
Encecomb Covsir
Tansono
Walnut Creek Township
Noble's Mill
Pool House
Tarboronyy Southerner
Boarn Co
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Tarboron
Board of County
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Internal Revenue
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