Political turmoil echoes in postwar state matters
The article reviews legislative moves and political maneuvering around pension boosts for generals, river and banking policies, and the resumption act. It notes disputes over debt, greenback issuance, and treasury plans while highlighting Senators, governors, and local party dynamics shaping a Western Democratic shift against Republican legacies. It discusses anticipated bids for U.S. senator and calls for party unity to address bonds, currency reform, and public finance. It also references legal and supreme court decisions affecting land, and comments on broader economic outlook including crops and banking reforms.
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Congress
Democratic Party
Democratic
Lincoln County
Fractured Reform Rhetoric and Congressional Battling
Fragmented political tirade condemns Radicalism and defends the Union cause. It critiques Ben Butler and Gen James Shields, accuses Democrats of confederate sympathy, lauds chivalry and Christian spirit, and notes a partisan clash over a door keeper election and Field’s Georgia candidacy amid party fealty and hanging debates.
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Congress
Polk
Canal Hour
Ben Butler
Essex
James Shields
Missouri
Butler
Shielie
Charles Field
Georgia
Field
Cry
Mer
Pennsylvania
Shields
Kapeas
Giatelot
Blackburn
Kearucy
Drout
Massachusetts
Steenth
Han
Kenmel
Springer
Conteveras
Cherubunce
Jas
Rhioldes
Lipg
Bader
Simultaneous Withdrawal Talks Stir European Powers
A London St Petersburg telegraph notes that Britain and Russia agreed in principle to a simultaneous withdrawal from the vicinity of Constantinople, but feared losses from the move. Disputes arise over how far each side should retreat and fears of weakening defences in Ireland or tightening the Dardanelles. Negotiations reflect broader concerns over the treaty of San Remo and European versus Turkish questions as arms preparations surge.
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Bt. Petersburg
Constantinople
London
St. Petersburg
Desika Bay
Englih
Adrianople
Ooe
Ireland
Dardanelles
Conarews
Vut
England
San Brefang
Rusela
Europe
Turkey
Aupsilia
Lergate
Baloniva
Mitrovitsa
Paris
Iyesla
Adriangraft
Dus
Trme
Varia
Journal Des Dedate
Baghelfreim
Tax provisions of revenue bill by ways and means committee
The bill proposes income taxes with rates from 2 to 4 percent across brackets 2000 to over 10000 dollars. It includes broad definitions of taxable income, exemptions for a 2000 dollar family deduction, and specific exclusions such as life and property insurance premiums and certain government and foreign consular exemptions. Penalties for nonpayment are steep, with perjury penalties for fraudulent returns and interest charges on late payments.
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Committee On Ways and Means
Wave
Internal Revenue
Ways and Ieane Committee
United States
Soldiibowel
Jorn Frewmdulene
Savings Lake
Shell
Tex
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