Speech warns against executive overreach during Reconstruction
The excerpt recalls Stephen A Douglas on October 15 1868 urging support for Congress over executive power. It argues the President cannot veto like Congress and warns against crushing opponents. It calls for amity between branches and criticizes plans that would split the Union party amid Reconstruction.
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Rights Bill Debate Spurs Loyal White Men in South
The Oregon Herald editorial accuses Democratic journals of concealing Civil Rights Bill impacts on white men. It argues constitutional guarantees grant South residents rights, condemns pro-slavery factions, and vows federal enforcement to protect loyal Unionists and black citizens.
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Changes of Life Reflected in Morning to Night Metaphors
The article muses on how people resemble daily cycles from dawn to night and seasons of life. It contrasts bright moments with cloudy moods, and uses imagery of diamonds and light to express joy. It then shifts to local notes: Dr Simmons of Lewiston reports prosperity and a potential river route to Virginia City, with plans for surveying a new line.
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Feda Johnson argues admission to State Senate after treason taint
Nashville reports Dave Johnson arguing his right to seat in the State Senate despite participation in the rebellion. DC suffrage bill faces Senate action. Fenian turmoil in New York with factions and leadership tensions. Paris Washington and Chicago reports cover pardons complaints and Reconstruction committee actions on constitutional amendments and mining district provisions.
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Oregon and Washington News Digest From The Statesman
The Walla Walla Statesman reports a favorable tilt on a Senate bill affecting Oregon territories and notes iron access and early action. Reports on crops in the Walla Walla valley look strong with wheat projected to double. Salem jail escape of half breed Ilsuxucasr is discussed with broken locks and possible aid. Shoemaker arrives in San Francisco, formerly Grass Valley editor, contemplating Democratic support. Steam navigation plans between California and the Sandwich Islands are said to be nearing pilot operations. Portland hosts quartz mining progress with rock tests yielding $10 per ton and plans for mills. Discoveries point to a growing mining and agricultural region fueling prosperity on the coast.
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Aaid
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Tae Walla Walla Statesman
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Washington
Comemittas
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Walla Valley
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Letter From Farmer on Musquart Root Poison Risks
A farmer notes Musquart root is poisonous to livestock and often the first spring food with fatal effects. He describes symptoms including drooping ears and ruffled hair, and mentions remedies such as lime or salt and generous lime doses, urging observation and care.
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Pastora
Sunday School Picnic Planned by M. K. Church
On Wednesday the Sunday School and M. K. Church plan a picnic learning session. Carriage wagons will attend to reach the chosen site. Scholars and friends meet at the church nine o'clock. wagons will form a procession. Parents and friends should arrive early to bring food. rain may postpone the event.
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Teeth from the Villa displayed at Cardwell's Gallery
A fragment from The Oregonian notes a tooth from a Villa mouth shown at Cardwell's Gallery. It mentions Portland sending a Doctor with an “awag puller” to clean out a troubled mouth, describing a very ugly job ahead.
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Portland
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