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Newspaper
Tarboro Southerner
Location
Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1876
Page
2
Fragments from Patarbo: Grant’s third term hopes dim after Babcock and Belknap exposures. Columns rail at the nation’s humiliation and call for Senate investigations. Notes on Sherman, the 1871 election, and cabinet scandals mark a day of judgment and political upheaval.
The New York Herald argues Nap downfall ruins the Republican party and the President bears responsibility for Dilknan’s escape. Belknap did not die by his own action, and the President’s shield of a guilty officer makes him a moral accomplice. The impeachment aim seeks justice amid a corrupt administration.
In a Monday session Judge Kelley failed to present a resolution arguing against issuing interest bearing bonds for silver purchases and coinage. The piece also notes California Supreme Court debates on mortgage taxation as credit values and taxes, with Chief Justice Wallace criticizing the tax on credits as unconstitutional and harmful to debtors and borrowers.
A damaged excerpt from a political tract laments Democratic stresses in North Carolina. It rails at a potential Republican or national shift, warning of radical dominance and urging unity to defend state and national virtues amid looming November elections.
Analysis of the Washington letter urges immediate meeting of the State Democratic Committee to plan a unified campaign. It calls for levying assessments, mobilizing all candidates, and expelling shirks to fund war efforts, amid fallout from Belknap revelations and accusations against Grant.
The racing political climate shifts as Democrats claim reform gains and Republicans reel from Botknap’s fall. The piece notes public unease, cites election stakes in New Hampshire, Connecticut, and looming results, while praising Democratic zeal and warning of national calamity for opponents. It mentions medical claims and a letter promotion campaign amid the confusion.
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