Constitutional convention vote carries in Missouri district
The Montgomery County area supports a constitutional convention by a substantial margin. Delegates will be chosen January 26 1875 with each senatorial district entitled to two delegates. Local candidates discussed include A V McKee Dr Welch Col Hutt and Capt Thurmond with Col Hutt ruling out candidacy. The convention aims to reform the constitution and align articles and sections for clarity. The vote tally indicates a majority in favor despite some contested counts.
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Woodson
Lincoln
Pike
Montgomery
A.V. McKee
Dr. Welch
Col. Hutt
Capt. Thurmond
J. A. Mudd
Democratic Central
Montils
Montgomery City
Dune
Distriet
Aocess
Ma Eurly
See
Skinner
Montgomery County
Skinnern
Seo
Wooton
Osage County
Dongs Juss
Saline County
Warrenton
Clark Township
Clark
Wen
Ivor
Republican Party
Buacw
Bill to Cut President Salary Faces Congress
A bill to reduce the President's salary has been introduced in Congress. The piece notes the political upheaval, suggests opposition from rivals, and hints at possible presidential veto though it would be straightforward to veto the measure.
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Congress
Hirth i
Jor le
Prominent figure faces opposition after controversial push
Old Ben Vavler, unafraid of public opinion and political risk, tried to advance a broad civil rights bill in the lower house on the 7th. Observers fear his unlikely allies and the bill’s fate, which many deem grim.
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Washington Telegram
Congresa
Judiciary Committee
Sumner
Old Ben Vavler
Arenes
Congress
Republicana Weigh Short Time Plan Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR notes show Republicans debating approach with limited time. Some focus on naval appropriations while other priorities linger in pending tasks and stalled legislation. The text reflects internal division over strategy and funding.
Democratic banquet reads Judge Black letter on future of union
A Democratic banquet at the Continental Hotel features a letter from Judge Black praising recent political events and urging disciplined, broad reform. He warns that full independence comes only with continued effort, constitutional restoration, press freedom, and steady migration toward a reformist, inclusive governance.
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Pittapripiura
Continental Hotel
Judge Black
Tean
Federal Congress
Sunpsen
Vinciple
Agahe
Oan Hi Teconst
Tn Party
Vien Hercules
Timilse
Conflict and unrest in Warren County confrontation at courthouse
Dispatch reports rising tension between the six-pavera association and citizens over sheriff and county officers. Protests at the courthouse escalated to armed clashes, one killed and multiple wounded and imprisoned negroes. After meetings, calls emerged to remove Sheriff Crosby, with ongoing guard patrols and public condemnation of violence.
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Vicksburg
Crosby
Amelia
Isanad
Gov. Ames
Andrew Owens
Irria
Jerald Saya
Adelbert Ames
Supercorvic Enhly
Tener
George H. Harris
Board of Supervisors
City of Vicksburg
Ames
St. Louis
Sherif
Sherif Crosby
Nepro
Anul
Warren County
White
Bhick
Baldwin's Ferry
Cirove Street
Phas
Oliver Brown
Hall's Ferry
Sever
Andrew Owen
Nens
Uroshy
Ajex
Steckhouse
Newton
Wickshire
Crosbe
Ti Ia
Peter Crosby
Fioy
Mabvia
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Theo
D. Fisher
Jone
A. Mudd
Ralters
Columbia
Cockrell
Beans
Democratic Party
Gen
New York World
Western Gordon
Georgia
Lua
Concordia
St. Louis Dispatch
Sedalia
Dia
Aullvill
Steylive & Co
Rush
Prac Iing
Chiels
Ling
Louisiana
McEnery
Kelloge
Durell
Grant
Casey
Washington
Cllmante
Prise
Cireulars
Brooks
Arkansas
Flella
Louisans
Davis
Texas
Mission OF the Democracy
Philadelphia
Butler
Willard's
Hiner
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