Political miscellany from the Troy Herald
The Troy Herald reports a wave of political and crime notes from Maine to Kentucky. It notes Democratic gains, Jefferson Davis's Colorado trip, press movements in St Louis and Steubenville, Kentucky grangers entering rope manufacturing, a North Carolina constitutional convention seat, and Alabama secession remarks. A Huntington bank robbery and a Galveston storm are described, with accusations toward editor Charles I. Wilkinson and mentions of Adams and the New York Times. A correction about the new constitution’s interest rate provisions is included along with various editorials on federal interference and national figures.
Continental Currency And Market Outlook Expressed
Win Frazier attorney notes old Continental money for colonial defense, while St Louis livestock records discuss prices, depleting stock, and packing concerns. The report urges farmers to raise hogs to standard amid possible price declines and mentions yellow fever raging in Florida.
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Win
Frazier
Colin
Old Times Meet At Coates House In St Louis
In St Louis a gathering at the Coates house brought together figures from past years. Maj Sevier and Gen Atchison, once cadets and military companions, reunited after forty years, recalling Lang Syne and youthful exploits. The scene shifted to broader political calls and defense of state authority amid turbulent times.
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St. Louis Republican
Kansas City
Davis
Coates House
Jr. Stewart
Menry County
Buena Vista
David Atebleon
Clinton
United States Senate
Ita
Betwen
Maj
Sevier
Richmond
Tay County
Weat Point
Kentucky
Tennesse
Someoime
Watt
Davin
Army
Jefferson Davis
President to Ames dispatch on restoring order in the South
A dated September 14, 1875 dispatch from the President discusses restoring peace and public order in the South. It urges Governor Ames to strengthen his position, consider calling up troops, and use lawful means to quell insurrection while explaining constitutional powers and the need for decisive action. The message emphasizes unity among the Cabinet and the necessity of military aid if civilian efforts fail.
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Ames
Department of Justice
Washington
DD. U
Autes
Jackson
Mink
Fia
Hiessenger
Atmos
Onder
Dnckson
Amwes
Nmetate
Legialatina
Wyerfnor
Sound Money Policy Sparks 1860s Democratic Convocation
The Pennsylvania Democratic convention endorses a stable currency plan opposing contraction and inflation, favoring gold and silver redeemable money. It calls for ending legal tender limits, retiring national bank circulation, and replacing it with a government backed system, with legal tender for public payments and a broad monetary base based on the people’s assets.
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Pennsylvania
U Republican Party
Dentery Linge
Fia
Unidor Sech
Commendation for Public School Trustees and Renovation
A columnist praises the trustees of the public school for their zeal in remodeling painting and repairing the building. The piece argues that nations and communities are judged by their educational standards and that the town will gain prestige from a well maintained school. The writer lauds the recent work on the building and urges orderly, tasteful surroundings for student success.
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Aditora Herald
Humber
Thuit Achelara
Jyrmdud
Beautifying school and surroundings to elevate mind
A school advocacy piece argues that pleasant, harmonious surroundings raise students' spirits and intellect. It urges beautifying the schoolhouse, roots, and classrooms, praising the institution's leadership and facilities, and contends the town should send children to Troy for better educational advantages.
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Vreoblon
Thurwond
Lincelns
Troy
St Louis Grain Market Plagued by Mixed Prices and Low Demand
The St Louis grain market shows a varied session with September and October corn futures up modestly while November slips. Cash corn and wheat trade at mixed bids, with notes of subdued demand, some higher cash quotes, and occasional rejected bids. Barley and rye hold steady amid thin activity as tobacco prices drift.
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ST. Louis
St. Louie
Suyan T
Wikar
Lao 12
Gon
Fie
Dhe
Gould
Parejas
Possiet
Aterani Affidavit and Delivery Notice in Justice Action
An affidavit and related notices involve possession of personal property under Justice of the Peace orders. The Herald village is to deliver directions to the taker up stray items, with instructions issued to secure the property and complete the process.
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Aterani
Lanka
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Maine
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St. Louis Dispatch
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Ohio
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Tan
Grangers
Patterson
Alabama
Huttington
Virginia
Auewera
Cole Younger
Galveston
Texas
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Macbeth
Davik
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Andersonville
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Joseph Jerald
sVuce
Grant
Damo
Charles Francis Adame Haa
New York Times
Adama
New York Sun
Cleveland
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Olle
Mayes
Pierrepont
Gov. Ames
Miasisalppi Aittle
Jis
Aml
America
Europe
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Verhaps
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Sumner Oad
Bill Grosvenor
Milne
Buell
Hin
Thattington
Jesse James
Florida
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Mississippi
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Suelton
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