Congress petitions amid floods of 1876 political notices
A long summary item recounts various 1875 to 1876 political clashes: amnesty calls, bank ruptcies, mint site talks in Columbus, warehouse fire losses in Buffalo, incendiary acts, arrests for debt, and a surge of radical vs democratic rhetoric. It notes church wealth, labor questions, and impending Oklahoma territory bills, with multiple local crimes and a sweeping party critique from Democratic and Republican factions alike.
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