Ledger Sees Alleged Audit Swindle In Newspaper Bills
A scathing attack alleging the Auditor General paid the Mail $695 for advertising the Constitution while the Ledger received only $600 for the same service. The piece accuses political “Ring” influence, accuses Gen. Allen of complicity, and hints at ongoing exposure of state corruption. The author vows to continue publishing through next May.
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Afair
Call for Thorough Accounting of Pennsylvania State Treasury
The Philadelphia Commonwealth urges a full investigation into the State Treasury under Radical party control. Experts, not partisan committees, should audit books and exhibits to reveal possible misstatements, with emphasis on professional accounting methods and silent risks in balances and calls.
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Commonwealth
Pacific Steamship Company
Federal Treasury
John Sniggins
Spouse of Representatives
A Mean Attempt on Grant Censure in State Assembly
Republicans fail to rescind a Louisiana censure resolution against Grant as 68 to 64 votes block the move. The piece also notes libel bill proposals, state spending concerns, and lists U S Senate selections including Wallace Kernan Bayard McDonald and others.
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Louisiana
Philadelphia
Fagen
Stewart
W. G. Plummer
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Granger
Itarrisburg
Pittsburgh Post
Death of Hon John H Walker Distinguish’d Erie leader
Death in Erie at his residence on the 25th ends a long public career. Hon John H Walker served Erie County in the U S House 1832 to 1886 and was State Senator for Erie district in 1850 51 and 1856. He helped preside over the Constitutional Convention when President Meredith died. A Chicago drummer recounts a rural quip from Macoupin Illinois about cradling.
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Meredith
New York to Council Bluffs rail plan outlined
A proposed double track freight line from New York City to Council Bluffs would allow branches to Chicago and St. Louis. The Continental Railway Company would receive a national charter, with fixed bulk freight rates that vary by distance and a winter rate increase. The plan includes a detailed Northeastern route and comments on political figures and events of the day.
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A Scheme to Retain Army Control in a Democratic War
A February 1855 analysis argues the Republican Party may push to fund a two-year army to retain power in the South, aided by carpetbaggers and hardliners like Butler and Morton. It warns the White House seeks to thwart Democratic limits, possibly forcing a military government through crisis, with Grant as chief.
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Change in Detroit as Senator’s Defeat Shocks City
The news of the senator’s defeat spread through Detroit creating initial amazement then widespread satisfaction among many, with republicans and stock investors reacting guardedly. Some officials and radicals sighed, while others celebrated a political shift, noting fewer partisans for Chandler in the city by day’s end.
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George Jerome
The Wissouri Senator Speech by Cockrell
Senator Cockrell voices democratic principles guiding federal policy while pledging equal rights for all citizens. He honors Confederate veterans and Union soldiers, emphasizing unity, state rights, and peace, with gratitude for supporters across parties. He cites Gen James Shields and other Union figures to illustrate cross‑party respect.
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General Assembly
A Cure for Diphtheria from Scientific American
A correspondent describes a folk remedy using heated iron to produce smoke via tar pitch inhalation, blown into the throat through a funnel. After treatment, ice pieces are dissolved in the mouth to reduce inflammation, with repeated applications several times daily in severe cases.
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Scientific American
Grand Musical Reunion Draws Gilmore to Lewisville
On February 27 Lewisville guests will enjoy the Library Concert drawing and Gilmore's renowned orchestra in the West for the first time. Only coupon ticket holders may enter the hall, promising a premier musical treat that rivals Theodore Thomas and Julian.
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Laat Library
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Julian
Chandler's Defeat Shocks Detroit Political World
Word flashed from Lansing that Zachariah Chandler was defeated after a tense legislative day. Citizens and officials rushed to confirm the shocking outcome with disbelief and quick mobilization as the town reeled from the sudden shift in power.
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