One Year of Democratic Rule and Election Snapshots
A summary of fiscal shifts under Democratic rule shows revenue up about 12.5 million and expenditures down about 14.5 million for the year ending June 30, 1856. The piece also discusses New York City metropolis consolidation ideas and lists states holding elections and offices for the year, with dates and proposed constitutional amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Union
Chicago
New York Times
Alabama
Birmingham
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Iown
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Main
Maryland
Massachusetts
A Dississioni
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
Court of Appeals
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tal
Oma
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Abilene
Michigan
Tennessee
Goversapere
West Vimenee
Keller & Tisdales
Queersware
Blake Bros. Cndy CO
ST. Louis
Es UI
THE
Buckeye
HF. H. Boardman & CO
D.G. Smith
South Side
Eneatent
Bert & Martin’s
Berry Bros, Mercantile Co
Hestest
Dickinson
N. B
Rai
Renee
Philadelphia
B. H. D'Hay
Ph. G
Abilene, Kas
John Bennett
Cedar Street
John M. Cleissner
Philadelphia Board of Pharmacy
Kansas State Board
John M. Gleissner
A. C. Romig & CO
Successsors
W. B. B. Colwell &Co
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