Free Silver Wins in Early Senate Skirmish
Washington March 7 The Senate moved amid a busy session with post office expansion bills and a postal telegraph proposal. Debates over the Bland and pure food measures continued as party lines and parliamentary maneuvers shaped proceedings and adjournment.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Committee On Post Offices
Sawyer
Wisconsin
Morgan
Dubois
Idaho
Clhegett
Mr. Berry
Arkansas
Coke
Chamber
Paddock
Mishyaoes
Bland
Cochran
Ofew York
Andrews
Ofsachusetts
Debates Over Free Silver Divide House Amid Filibuster
The House faced a heated clash as opponents of silver coinage filibustered against a rule. Speaker and Mr Tracy sparred over an appeal discussion hour, while Cochran and Bland clashed over voting consent. The session saw party tensions high, with the silver issue pitting Democrats against free coinage advocates. The pension bill move followed, then adjournment after a party-line tally.
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Pierce
Tennessee
Biland
Tracy
Soesaker
Warner
New York
Incement Catchings
Crisp
Mr. Gatchings
Bland
Committee On Roles
Reed
Cowles
North Carolina
Mc. McKeashan
Nebraska
Williams
Massachusetts
Silver Hill
Cochran
Vsssachusetts
Eas
Maine
Catcis
Committee On Rules
Democratic Rty
Ockran
United States
Democratic Party
House
Utelle
Br.d
Missouri
O'Neill
Reatt
Vermont
Mississippi
Senator Atwater Gin Burns in Mongninsville
A cotton gin owned by State Senator John W. Atwater of Rialto in Chatham county burned Saturday with twenty three bales of cotton. The fire cause is unknown.
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Mongninsville
John W. Atwater
Rialto
Chatham County
Platform of the Great Industrial Conference Endorsed
Delegates recount the St Louis conference work with 737 accredited delegates and 1000 total from most states. The platform calls for national currency, free silver coinage, limited taxes, postal banks, public railroads, and government ownership of key utilities. A national convention is urged for July in Omaha. The endorsement focuses on restoring peace and prosperity through these principles and urges electing allies who will enforce them.
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St. Louis
Committee On Confederation
Committee On Credentials
Eorror
Farmers’ Alliance
Amoun
Speecii, FyCreasea Co Uveives
PFO Pon Iton
Esse
Postal
Tae
Ireland
Cea
Iens
Omaha
Nebraska
Conference of Labor Organizations
Ocala
Indianapolis
Bnk
Wilf
Marion Butler
J. F. Brinton
J. T. B. Hoover
W. C. Wilco
C. Beddinguie
P. H. Massey
J. F. Johnson
A. C. Shuford
H. M. Kent
J. C. Brown
Holly Spring Academy opens January 11 1882 prospects bright
The Spring Perm opens January 11 1882 with bright prospects as boarders arrive. Board is $7 and tuition ranges from $5 to $17.50. Coed boarding houses exist in the village and boys can rent rooms and board in clubs at low cost. For details contact F Siler, Principal. Also notices agents wanted to sell The Life and Works of Spurgeon with commission. send 35 cents for a sample.
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F Siler
Spurgeon
D. Robinson Pub
Raleigh
N. C
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Senator Atwater
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North Carolina Farmers’ Alliance
Mass Meeting
s/truegists
F. J. Couxry & Co
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Voledo
Jpurlom
Empire Water
Oi Ince
South
Dent
Bates
Savannah
Holly Spring Academy
Permanes
DE Rabon
Ad Tres Allantioc EI Tropoise CO
Washington
Charest
Atlanta
Gia
Neichbor Iano
New Oyster Law
St. Mary’s School, Raleigh
Suede Rey
Nanz & Neuner
Lovursviin
Cibse
Apul S
Gua
Wilcox & Gibbs Guano Co
Charleston, S. C
Erty
Innati
T Victor
Carolina Veneer Works
Clinton, N. Y
Norra Canorrsa
Derian Coury
Scurraiokn
D. G. Morisey
Margie M. Bass
Meer
M. Bas
Superior Court of
Deplia Coumty
Superior Court of County
Court House
Kenansvile
J. Mason
K A Mason
Court
M. C
Mortgause
Carolina Home Insurance
SIN Tzen
DUI Trobe
G. Spererch
P. Cowfer
Seba
Toad
Rat Oure Trac
Riel S. Melluy
Taliah Messre Hoy
T. J. Rgdenis
Fanith
Berkin
Ville NC
Ator
Froykin, Carmer & Co
Baltimore
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