Editorials and legal brief on Weaver and fertilizer tax
A lengthy analysis discusses General Weaver's Georgia campaign decisions and a Nantucket style editorial from the Atlante Constitution, then shifts to Patapsco Guano Co. v. Board of Agriculture North Carolina and the constitutionality of a twenty five cent per ton fertilizer inspection tax. It reviews prior NC laws, court reasoning on state inspection versus tax, and related legislative changes affecting the fertilizer fund and agricultural institutions.
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Last Land
Weaver
Waycross
Albany
Dougherty County
General Welaver
Georgia
Patapaco Guano Co
Board of Agriculture
Semour
Eastern District of N. C
Patapsco Guano Co
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Board of Agriculture of North Carolina
Messrs
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J. W. Hinsdale
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Neilson v . Woods
Bradley
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Turner
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Redman
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Noted Democratic Journal Rips Weaver in South
The Appeal-Avalanche of Memphis argues Gen Weaver is scorned in the South for insults in Congress and elsewhere despite Union service. It says Southern voters will not tolerate his vilifying remarks and his call to hang all Southerners, labeling him a dangerous blackguard.
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Georgia
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Lim
Orient
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Weaver
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Weever
Judge Seymour on Pa tapsco Guano Co v Board of Agriculture
Opinion by Judge Seymour on the case is described as clear and forcible. The text notes Joax Brown’s Kansas visit to assassinate slave-holders and Mrs. Lease’s Kansas stance on negro equality and gender equality. A rebuttal excerpt from General Weaver opposes receipts for rebels, suggesting hanging ropes.
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Seymour
Patapsco Guano Co
Board of Agriculture
Joax Brown
Kansas
Mrs. Lease
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