Disgraceful Scene in the House Described
A provincial dispatch recounts a vicious scene in the Jower House of the Legislature. Mr Wolfe of the Republican party defied the speaker and was ordered to sit down. The Sergeant-at-Arms confronted Wolfe as Republicans mobbed the area, revolvers displayed. The speaker adjourned amid uproar as the piece blames Republicans for lawless conduct and calls for uprising and partisan purge.
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Tuanville
Jower
Wolfe
Wolf
Congress
Republican Party
South
Not So Bad As The Other Crime
A long critique of arson against the Navy Department in Washington, alleging political corruption by the Grant administration and the District Ring. It notes repeated attempts to burn the Navy Building and questions the motives behind suppressing truth, while contrasting Michigan’s new senator and a Harrisburg weapons bill. It mentions Mr Wolfe’s arrest and pistol threats in the legislature.
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Navy Department
Washington
Journal of Commerce
Department
Grantism
Secor Robeson
Democratic Party
Harrisburg
Wolfe
Cowan
Itarrisburg
Ringsters
Roosters
Treasury
Congress
Executive
Swift and the nation in turmoil and triumph
A dramatic narrative traces a military responder racing south by train to support a partisan cause as liberty confronts disaster. It contrasts loyal soldiers, political tension, and a tense public debate about compensation and accountability in Harrisburg, amid calls for explanations and fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Liberty
The New Rule in the House and Louisiana Affairs
The House adopted a two thirds rule restricting dilatory motions and limiting the previous question on non money bills. Republicans push back with rules that bind themselves before being in power. A Washington dispatch notes Senate resolutions endorsing the President on Louisiana affairs and Kellogg as de facto governor, while Pinchbeck is unlikely to be seated. In New York Tilton testifies in Beecher case, with Beecher’s counsel noting a curious scene. Andrew Johnson might sit as high court in Grant impeachment in St. Louis.
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House of Reprentatives
Butler
South
Washington
Louisiana
Kellogg
Senate
McEnery
Pinchbeck
Chautauqua and Cattauraugus
Col. Allen
Brewer
R. E. Fenton
Col. Fenton
Andrew Johnson
Grant
St. Louis
Political rancor and party idols in the Civil War era
A critique of Republican leaders and party loyalists who cling to the old name amid corruption and dissent. The article contrasts past triumphs under Lincoln and Seward with a current era of spoils, disloyalty, and internecine battles, citing figures in New York Massachusetts Wisconsin and Congress. It includes Johnson’s Nashville speech urging national unity above partisan lines and a humorous domestic anecdote about a flour barrel mouse.
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Republican Party
Logan
Conkling
Pease
Sheridan
Kellogg
Republican Organization
Louisiana
Maryland
Halleck
Harper’s Ferry
Joe
Lincoln
Seward
Chase
Sumner
Trumbull
Senate
Messrs
Foster
Phelps
Gen
Morrow
Bryant
Cooper
Evarts
New York
Thx
Buchanan
Wisconsin
Matt
Carpenter
Houses
Congress
House of Representatives
Greeley and
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Buchanan Democrat
Burglar Surprised by Woman Then Thrown Into Street
A Lexington Gazette report recounts a burglary where a large woman descended a staircase and, thinking the intruder a threat, seized him by the throat and forced him outside. She later protested she believed it was her husband returning drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neavey
Lexington Gazette
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Defend Against Bogus Nostrums
The article denounces alcohol free pseudo bitters and asserts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters remains trusted. It claims the product treats fever, dyspepsia, constipation, kidney disease and other ailments, despite attacks from impostors. It vows continued dominance as long as these bitters are manufactured and sold.
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Hays
Hostetter
America
Ag Hoenstetter
Higg
Humbugg
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Times
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Sheridan’s
Ulysses
Bar
Disnay
Nashville
Johnson
Keokuk
Nell
Mitake
United States
Samuel Sinclair
New York Tribune
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H. F. Durant
Natick
Mass
Ibia
Mat. Carpenter
Madison
Wis
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Lydia Bradley
Peoria, Till
First National Bank
Charles Kingsley
Laura Fair
California
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Humbug
Tren
Mid County
Jon
Spa Jowaune
Petar Smith
McGee
Samuel Goulding
Beira
Henry Whio
James G. Maksm
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P. Jonnaon
G. Pabnlee
M. Warnne
F. Henat
Myron Waters
HH. B. Crowell
H A Ja Aminger
Tarrzet Davin McKuxuvy
J. B. Cranx
B. Exonsp
Jamestown
Hutter's Bakery
Warren
Taylor & Page
N.C. Taylor
N. C. Taylor
Page. St
Sheffield
James McMullen
Hig
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Laurel
Tyo
Dinsmoor & Reeves
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Ito
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Farmington
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Pean — Wright
Warren, Pa
Roy
A.d. Marchant
Dana L. Bean
Tiona
Misa Charlotte A. Wright
Penn Line
R. BR. B. Stewart
Episcopal Church
Eureuliia
Duff & Sons
Pittsburgh
Tise Pom-Eom
BIX
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F. D. Reeves
WM. Schnur
Corporal Byron Sutherland
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Pes
Brakbana Ie
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Wagner
Rochester
Albany
Falconer
D. Thayer
A. Clurm
Norg
Lake Shore Road
Dunkirk
Boeth Eapt
Iengers
Morck & Shultz
Warren County
Clark
Stuiatt
WM. Morckil, Schultz
Iron Works
STEAM
Gang Edgers
J. K. Weaver
Singer Sewing Machines
Mazestine, Orr & Co
PRO Bono Publico
Sagt
Hristmas
Lane & Nesmith Second Street
Water Street
D. M. Gross & CO
M. Gross & CO
Greenland Brothers
Warten
Penn's
Thomas J. Taft
John J. Wadsworth
Adm
Brig, Pa
Philie Gruber
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