Missouri views on southern representation in congress and Durell critique
The paper argues for electing Confederate-leaning Missouri figures to the U.S. Senate, praising I. M. Cockrell and denouncing Durell's impeachment-era actions. It critiques Northern prejudice, advocates Southern self-government, and notes political shifts after the Grant era, including Walker Fearn's Louisiana appointment and reactions to the convention vote. mentions Kansas relief needs and a debate on gold bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Republican Party
Senate
Missouri
I. M. Cockrell
Global hunger and labor fears grip nations
A telegraphed news roundup from New York highlights widespread job fears and aid demands abroad. Reports list millions seeking work and food across Europe and beyond, from Germany and Denmark to Italy and Japan, with refugees and shortages fueling protests and government relief debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Charles Cosmos
Slonmry
St. Duan
Ciernany
New
Switzerland
York City
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Bulgaria
Italy
Japan
Sih Moo
Ap.iyonn
New Mexico
Contested Missouri Senate Fight Highlighted by Candidates
The St Louis Democrat weighs Cockrell and Phelps in the senate race. It argues Monitor may win if Confederate ties trump, mocks Reynolds and West, notes Machin’s nomination via Phelps allies, and criticizes populist washers and patent tables tied to party strife. The piece previews political leverage and factional tactics shaping Missouri politics.
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St. Louis
Osage Munnty
Clark
Douglas County
Iarrison County
Mardin
Woodson
Menderson
Saline County
Saya
Congress
Reynolita
Cockrell
West
Reynolds
Lynatic
Pholpa
Machin
Phelps
Nil
Revolutionary fervor over forged tax rolls and corrupt officials
The piece condemns Vicksburg and New Orleans unrest as a revolt against alleged fraud in parish taxes and official records. It blames Washington policy for nine years of Republican governance, naming Bullock, Whittemore, Bowen, and others as conspirators. It argues submission is impossible and calls for decisive action against entrenched corruption.
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Thrace
Loyal
Eburg
Agatiet
Chancery Court
New Orienne
Uessy
Ailcinia
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Weimburg
Haven
Cali
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington City
Congress
South
Bullock
Whittemore
Bowen
Mores
Arkansas
Alabama
Washington
Mila
Seclyd
Andyson
Louisiana
Ligelf
Bourhorn
Republican Party
Lincoln County Tax Notice Demands Immediate Payment
Lincoln County taxpayers are warned that all 1874 taxes must be paid by December to avoid a five percent state penalty and seizure of property. Collector W W Shaw urges prompt settlement before his January 1 1875 turnover to settle accounts with the state county and schools.
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Lincoln County
Mecumboer
Aiate
Kia Hana
Chia
W. W. Siaw
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HES
B. Fisher
JOR
Av Mudd
Mts Battery
Sete
Ae Grant
Chae
Tho
W. F. Storey
The
Chicago Times
Eureka C. Foarson
Grant
Walker Fearn
Durell
McEuery
Kellogg
Cuss
St. Louie
Hollins
Broadhead
Switzler
Independent
Glover
Mr. Tilden
Darel
New York Tribune
B. G. Huone
Henry County
House of Representatives
Resani
Muench
Topeka
Kansas
State Relief Committee
State Board of Agriculture
War Department
Lincoln
W. W. Birkiead
Entist
Troy
Missoui
Oles
Iit
Caeh Mouth
Wal
Clarksville
Heike Norton
Cla. Mane
Ah. Norton
Martin
Attoraneys
Atlaw & Coll
Nates
Bila
E.N. Bonells
Cernay AT Law
Josiai Creech
Missourh
Ollee
Linhsde
Vidi
Dunn
Ninelemnth Pieral
N.C. Magruder
Capcau Gies
Pte
K. W. Wikeler
Iourth Notary
F.T. Williams
Warrenton
Alec Notary Pullle
Wade
Warren
Tatoo
Minsouri
Vison
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