Governor Stone Asks Hearing On Mississippi Inconsistencies
J M Stone governor writes from Jackson to Attorney General Waah in D C. He requests copies of state charges of intri cacy, urges review of alleged wrongs in Mississippi, asserts state is quiet and orderly, and promises to bring offenders to justice. He asks for dates and places of alleged wrongs to assess claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missiselppi Te
Taft
Jackbon
Mira
Fan
Department of Muativa
Mixslasippi
Mall
J. M. Stone
Mixuisuippi
Grand Square
Jas
B. Regan
Regan
Tne
Dentel
Beatty
Daniel F. ‘Beatty
New Jersey
Missouri Liberals and Democrats in 1870s Clash
The piece argues Missouri Democrats historically aided Liberal leaders like Teihan, Gratz Brown, Charles Johnson, and Eugene Weigel, while Liberals now claim insufficient acknowledgment. It notes a Savannah News obituary for Edward L. Drum mond and children from yellow fever, and mentions various colonial era events and a Philadelphia breach of promise case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louie
Finkelburg
Missouri
Thi
Tiehan
Jas Me
Finkeleburg
Bb. Gratz Brown
Tormuake
Charles I. Johnson
Democrata
Eugene Weigel
Unnty
Welvel
Weigel
Finkelnhuirg
Savannah
Chatelly
Edward Leo
Montis
Iaa
Florence
Mary Lillian
Edward W
Mary A. Drummond
BE. W. Drummond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rapenshannock
John Waleer
Robert Ware
John Shackleford
James Greenwool
Walt
Lome
True & CU
Augaata
Mulse
Hegulatos
Simmons
Nate Urh
Thes Omaarh
Haileus
Restera
Riek
Roy Peck
Lee
Eenera
D. H. Seilin & CO
Nankhead Hull & Bankhead
Finley, Hull & Co
Union Stock Yards
ST. Louis
National Stock Yar
East St. Louie
Ail Communications
Daniel Easton
Troy
Cake & Roget
Laclede
Thornhill & Buswell
Roters
Roy Will
Gina
Batev’sottiania
Daniel F. Beatt
Washington
ULB. AL
S. R. Woolfolk
C. Troy
R&latkinson
St. Charles, Missouri
R. & J. Afrinson
St. Charles, Mo