Williams and Grant clash over appointments in a polarized era
The Troy Herald reports on congressional struggles over Secretary Fish and Williams' appointment as chief justice. It notes opposition being softened by Grant's influence, Virginia developments near Havana, and Radical resistance to a military trial for Howard. Mention of Pomeroy Democrat and St Louis Republican as influential papers. Provines resigns as Callaway County prosecuting attorney.
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Judge Buckner to lead land titles committee in congress
The Troy Herald notes Judge A M Buckner, representative in congress from the district, is placed on the private land claims committee where his legal knowledge will be used on land title matters in new states and territories. Also covered is a $4,000,000 naval appropriation debate, reactions from Cox and others, and discussion of state travel costs and district funding.
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A compendium of subscriber offers for 1674 detailing rates for The Weekly Republican The Daily Republican and other editions. It cites favorable notices from various Western newspapers praising the Republication, emphasizing independence and broad Western influence.
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