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Newspaper

The Evening Star

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1872

Page

3

From Dark Reflections to a Brighter Duty

An exhortation on leaving behind regret and embracing duty. The speaker contrasts mournful memories with hopeful action, urging self-mordifying restraint, courage, and forward movement toward future harvests. It frames remorse as a cloud that drains resolve and calls for steadfast effort to master oneself.

Senate debates pass in rough on civil service reform and offices

The Senate discussed the Interior Department’s information on unauthorized holders in Indian Territory, bills to pay female nurses raising the war, and refunds of taxes on officers’ salaries. Amendments to a Conkling resolution sought detailed records of office recommendations and third-party influence. A Connecticut statue presentation occurred, and Sherman’s civil service reform cut was debated with Howe proposing a national board as alternative.

Morrill Secretary of the Interior Indian Territory Wilson Mass Pratt Ind Sta Mr. Trumbull Ill Conkling Senate Roswell Hart New York A. H. Laflin Port of A. B. Cornell Jonathan Trumbull Roger Sherman United States Connecticut House of Representatives Buckingham and Ferry Wis Republican Party Trumbull Rexmoan Judiciary Committee Howe Eee Carpenter

Senate and House Debates Over Pension Bills and Treasury Revenues

Discussion stretches through the session as Edmunds and Conkling close the Senate debate and move to executive session. The House analyzes post office funds, debt interest, pensions, and public expenditures, with Dawes outlining 299 million to 317 million in revenues versus outlays and noting tariff policy, tea and coffee duties, and budgetary pressures.

Coloo Pittsburg Coburn Dalla Ello Peters C l Judiciary Committee United States Saegen Ware Maine Borague Mass House Dawes Committee of Ways and Means The Treasury Congress Chicago St. Louis Southern Claims Commission Ohio Indiana Illinois Secretary of the Treasury Apa Aeat J. Blatidve Wis Mr. Dawes Eldridge Kelly Pennsylvania L. Myers Kelley

Debate on tariffs and revenue shifts in Congress

Reports describe Dawes and others debating tariff duties and revenue projections. A key point is whether reducing pig iron duties would offset tea and coffee repeal. The article notes a proposed joint committee on Mexico and borders, plus remarks on English tenancy and steam-powered farming.

Committee of Ways and Means Burchard Ill Dawes House Treas Jidge Mr. Dawes Dward Atkinson Standard Free Trade Authority Eldridge Atkinson Kelly Wisconsin Myers Mr. Coghlan Cal

Prominent Names List Drawn From Local Society Roster

A readable fragment lists several notable individuals including T. H. McGeehir CH. Bishop T. C. Campbell C .P . Webster R. H. Flemming Nira Dr. A. M. Brown and Jacob Haas as part of a local social or organizational roster.

T. H. McGeehir CH. Bishop, T. C. Campbell C .P . Webster R. H. Flemming

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