Pardon and census notes in Troy 1877 update
McDonald has been pardoned. Census figures show Pike County population at 22,628 with detailed counts for towns and farm assets. Governor’s reception occurred. militia aid requested for Webb City miners. political shifts noted with cabinet and senate actions and pending electoral count start.
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Webb City
J’est-Observer
Pike County
Louisiana
Clarkaville
Howling Gireen
Frankford
Jonneta
States Rights Debate and South Politics Echoed in 1870s Press
A lengthy critique rails at states rights rhetoric by Republicans, denouncing hypocrisy and contending party loyalty shifted in defense of union preservation. It covers Senate remarks by Morton and Sherman, Missouri and federal disputes, Georgia senatorial contests, costs of the legislature and convict system, and international tensions around Russia, Turkey, and Germany.
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Analhama Mardnatha
Odolt
Batiek Calhoun
Jeff
Davin
Toombs
Congress
Atd
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Louisiana
Florida
Oregon
Morton
Sherman
Senate
United States
Alule
End of the Conference saw shifts in European diplomacy
The New York Sun notes the Constantinople conference ending in an almost unheard of consensus among major powers. It highlights Britain wavering between commitment to 1856 treaty and pressure to concede to Russia, while Russia’s Czar threatens war if Turkey resists.
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Austin
Chiialon
Russia
Prince Biamarck
Gorchukoff
Emeperor
Germany
Danube
France
New York Sun
Constantinople
Turkey
European diplomacy and a new deal in flux
The piece laments Britain's diplomatic missteps and predicts a shifting balance as Europe studies the scene. It notes France likely seeking support, England’s consolation for perceived failures, and ongoing wrangling over blame. The tone looks toward a new deal and a refreshed game by a new dealer.
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Freneh
England
Europe
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