New York Politics and National News in Dooneville Narrative
The State Grange met at Dooneville yesterday. Secretary Sherman proposes and tax on tea and coffee. Calfornians discuss dividing the state. Harlan nominated as U S Supreme Court justice. Colonel Robert Tyler, son of ex president Tyler, died in Montgomery. The Chicago and Alton railroad to extend 162 miles from Mexico to Kansas City. Silver bill and education tax measures noted. Workmen's ticket defeated in Louisville. Ex-Gov Allen declines Ohion senate bid. Congress recess to Dec 15 to Jan 10. Hayes criticized for gold policy and Western interests. Public discourse on sovereignty and reform under political pressures. Bishop Marvin's family in financial distress. donations urged. Militia and coinage debates referenced. Wellington Journal launched in Washington. English papers praise Mr Hayes' stance on bondholder concerns.
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Ile
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Faith and debtors clash in government credit debate
The text argues government faith to creditors drives policy while debtors bear burdens, noting Eastern capitalists aided by Ilayen and Sherman. It claims English money kings join with American capitalists to ruin the government for gain, disguising it as patriotism and morality.
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Ilayen
Sherman
Murwurlog
Reorganization Of Committees And Missouri Seat Contest
Under the minority representation plan Democrats assign Br Voorhees to the naval affairs committee Mr Jones to Florida to naval affairs Butler to military affairs Morrie to the District of Columbia and Mc Donald to Indian affairs with a pledge to yield to Eastle if seated Notice served on Lyne 8 Motes 6 now representing Third Missouri District that seat will be contested by Mr Frost The United States treasury had in Newvalia 199970214 in coin on the eve of this youth survey
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Senatorial contracts and party loyalties debated in press
The Philadelphia Timer notes that senatorial seats are valued like property, bought and gambled upon, with party control shaping tenure. It cites Colorado and Tennessee cases, and criticizes tainted politics and the Republican party’s decline, while discussing bonds, income tax proposals, and recent legal actions. A Turkish victory and orders to move troops are also mentioned alongside juror oath repeal plans.
Public notices and district improvements discussed
A long statement from the United States District of Columbia commission reviews expenditures, debt, and needed public works for the capital. It urges permanent federal funding for district projects, river improvements, public buildings, education expansion, and governance reforms to ease burdens on residents and support national interests.
Nation’s capital education and library growth urged
The message advocates elevating education systems across states and in the District of Columbia, urging an adequate appropriation for the Smithsonian or national museum supervision, and for the growth of the Library of Congress to house expanding copyrights and records. It stresses national importance of preservation, and calls for balancing public service with inventions and agriculture collections as national property. The note references a deepwater channel expansion and a national debt figure of 2,108,620,9, urging prudent financial progress.
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Fire destroys stock at J B Pritchett tailoring
A fire at the tailoring establishment of J B Pritchett in St Charles last week caused total loss of clothing stock valued around 6009 dollars. The building itself suffered damage but remained standing.
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St. Charles
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