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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1872
Page
2
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The House spent yesterday discussing the St Croix and Bayfield land granting bill reported from the Lands Committee. Chairman Ketcham opposed the measure while Stevenson Holman and Hayes of Illinois led strong opposition and amendments were offered. The bill ties grants to lands that would revert to the Northern Pacific if lapse occurs and a final vote is expected today.
A New York article scoffs at the American Internationalist demand that government run major industries and employ the people. It argues existing land grants and work suffice, warns universal property division would foster laziness, and cites Paddy's satire to critique radical reform.
The article urges reformers across parties to address the plight of settlers and migrants from Montana to Texas. It condemns frontier violence against Native people and calls for immediate action by the government, criticizing luxury expenditures while frontiersmen suffer.
The piece criticizes gentry and officials for ignoring cross border cattle thefts near Brownsville Texas. It argues frontier settlers need protection and warns misdirected policy could strain US Mexico relations while urging reformers to act in a grand conclave.
Snow covered Chicago yesterday as various 1875 events unfold. Public figures face legal and political changes including a mayoral trial restart and New York legislation on Erie classification. Crime losses, bond sales, alcohol rules, usury curbs, nail pricing, and railway notes appear alongside political shifts and the Utah court question.
Senate remonstrances from citizens of several counties call for liquor lane modification repeal and county aid to purchase fairgrounds. They seek amended county auditor fees and naturalization law changes. House mostly handled petitions remonstrances and discussion of minor bills.
Senate discusses the Chicago relief bill and tariff precedence while approving measures to fund public buildings in St Louis. Amendments increase salaries for U S District Judges and Court of Claims. Wisconsin Lake St Croix railroad lands debated with land grant substitutes and protections for settlers. A large slate of private bills and tax remissions pass as session adjourns.
Legislative notice from Ohio counties and cities opposing liquor law repeal or changes. Petitions from Larue officials seek vacancy filling change. Cincinnati seeks three year constable terms. Multiple bills described on county tax receipts data and auditing rules. Filibustered printing resolution and voting moves noted.
Senate accepts Conference Committee report on St. Louis building and passes the legislative appropriation with salary increases for District Judges of the Court of Claims to $5,000. Tariff bill read after executive session. Senate adjourns. Kansas refund of 337000 for 1864 troop expenditures. St. Croix and Bayfield land grant bill discussed. public buildings bill report adopted with 500 site and 1 750000 building appropriation. adjourned.
A fragmented political brief references a regional group and several officials, with unreadable portions and missing names. The available words hint at electoral topics and public roles but lack concrete events, dates, or outcomes.
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