Southern policy and political talk in mid 19th century notes
A jumble of reportage and opinion mentions public sales in St Louis, fires in the South, arrests in Arkansas, and plans for hotels on former Southern-ground sites. It critiques Radical policy toward Hayes, praises or mocks party figures, and rails at religious amendments while lampooning the era’s press and musical tone.
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Lawless Negs Spread Slavery Boldly, Denounce Federal Marshals
A heated railing attacks Wendell Phillips and David Devens for enforcing the fugitive slave law of 1851 in Boston. The author deplores anti federal critics, defends marshal duties, and condemns abolitionist hyperbole, citing political figures Blaine and Hayes while linking shore lines of constitutional obedience to civil liberty.
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Devens
Thomas Simms
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John Crown
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Wise
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Blaine
Hayes
New England
Ile
Jeff Davis
Morton
Ayer
Jef Davis
Paul
Dlaine
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Jenac
Jacob
Moses
Mount Sinai
God
Christ
Jeems Blaine
Maine
Cliriet
Grant Serenade Highlights a Silent Tonight in Galena
The piece mocks Grant as a restrained orator after a serenade in his hometown on the ninth. It notes his sixteen years of public life and suggests his silence is prudent. It also references political names and satirizes appointments and theatre seating bias in Washington.
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Grant
Minda
Ialena
Galena
Report on Hannibal and St Jo bond bill bribery probe
House committees investigating bribery tied to the Hannibal and St. Jo bond renewal bill report total expenditures of 966,609.23 used to pass the measure and defeat the repeal. Key agent was B D F Carver of the H and St Jo KR Co. Names listed include Col Clay King 11000 Capt Dan Able 1000 Col Waddy Thompson 1000 Col A W Lamb 10000 Col Frank Mickok 1000 Gen J O Shelby 760 Col Clay Taylor 250 J K Rickey 250 W U M Match 400 Richard Crane 905 St W Hewitt 307 J W Strong 500 Col J T Criep Irwin D Wright and 51 Homenway share in professional fees. Lobbyists for the case John B Henderson Willard J Hall J O Broadhead paid 3250 to the two former, amount to the latter unknown. Newspapers benefited: St Louis Republican 505 80 St Louis Dispatch 200 St Louis Times 285 St Louis Democrat 156 50 Kansas City Zinc 2500.
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Hannibal
St. Louis Republican
St. Louis Dispatch
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St. Louis Democrat
Kaneas City
The Great Fire at the Southern Hotel
The Southern Hotel burned on a Wednesday shortly after 1 am killing about thirteen people and leaving several missing. The fire started in the basement with unclear origin. One man shot himself during the turmoil. The list of victims includes George Frank Goulay Andrew Einstmann Henry Mazen Kate Ieilly Kate Dolan Mrs Mary Moran Rev John Adams Mrs W S Stewart Chas Tienan MH J Clark Mrs EH J Clark Stella Clark and an unknown. Funeral rites for George Frank Gonley, grant secretary of the Grand Masonic Lodge of Missouri, were held Sunday in St Louis.
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George Frank Goulay
Andrew Einstmann
Henry Mazen
Kate Ieilly
Kate Dolan
Mary Moran
Juln Adama
Mra
W. 8. Stewart
Chas
Tienan
MH. J. Clark
EH. J. Clark
Stella Clark
Mr. Munster
George Frank Gonley
Grant
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St. Louis
Poll Tax Law Debate and Voter Rights Concerns
The opinion questions the poll tax as a means of state protection, arguing it discriminates by poverty and risks franchise trafficking. It notes that men without capital may pay taxes yet cannot afford a newspaper, and compares to armed service duties. The piece warns white indifference to voting and mentions the Missouri legislature ad journ on the 90 binet.
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Rhode Island
New England
Legislature Chronicles Big State Senate Actions
The senate passed bills on married women protection delinquent tax dog law and dental practice regulation. Other measures advancing include education bonds court building funding poll tax for school voting and game preservation. Governor vetoed $70,000 St Louis asylum funding while a rape castration bill moved to engrossment.
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