Chinese Exclusion Bill Passes Senate After Debate
The Chinese exclusion bill reported by the conference committee passed the Senate after lengthy discussion. The vote tallied yeas from a broad cross of senators, while other measures from the House, including the binding twine and various appropriations, were sent to committees. The chamber adjourned after executive business, with further action anticipated tomorrow.
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Alliance meeting backs third party ticket in state
Telegraph reports a Birmingham gathering of Alliance leaders with President Polk urging true Alliancemen to vote for the People’s party at Omaha. Tennessee’s Gwynne and Tillman push nonpartisan aims as factions prepare for a lively struggle. Also notes Maine convention endorsing St Louis platform and a Bar oness Blue suit in New York. Local Elon notes praise for Dr. Winston and details on commencement events May 25 and 26.
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Grimesland Alliance Attacks Butler Over St Louis Demands
A Grimesland Alliance resolution denounces Mr Marion Butler and the St Louis demands, condemns his dictatorial stance, and endorses Pitt county action against proscription. The Jones County and Lincoln County reports note Democratic primaries and local races with mixed Alliance and non Alliance delegates and outcomes. A World note reports trading a princess for Luxemburg in a German palace intrigue.
Political primaries spark harmony across Durham and counties
Democratic county gatherings show orderly sessions and strong turnout. Reports from Asheville Charlotte and Gaston portray mainly harmonious primaries with third party influence fading. Forsyth Lenoir and Gaston scenes hint at united Democratic prospects and local council wins.
State Chronicle The Daily circulates widest in state and city
The State Chronicle The Daily boasts the largest circulation in the state and city. Its Weekly edition reaches every county in the state. The Chaosxiere is highlighted as a leading advertising medium, with correspondence being solicited.
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Curious Freaks of the Storm King and Bidwell’s Fate
A Kansas cyclone near Kingfisher caused heavy rain and hail, wrecked boarded buildings, destroyed fourteen residences outside the city, damaged crops, and killed F A Bidwell of York Nebraska and his son. Report recounts horse entanglement with a rider Bates and injuries to several others, while Duke Rickert’s family hid in a dugout as roofs collapsed. The storm, briefly veering away from the town, left scattered damage and wildlife losses.
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