President to offer retirement to Chamberlain and Packard
In Republican circles it is said the President plans to permit Chamberlain and Packard to retire from their posts as untenable. If they resist after a period, orders will be issued to withdraw military from the South. Hayes claims cannot maintain his position. opposition to Hayes has collapsed. Chamberlain and Kellogg may withdraw to ease the South's peace.
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Packard
South
Louisiana
Hayes
Gov. Chamberlain
South Carolina
Mr. Hayes
Kellogg
London
Cannon Street
Meadville
Republican
White
Reynoldsville
Julia Reynolds
Burris
The
Gazette
John Sherman
Evarts
Sherman
Conkling
Blaine
Wells
Nicholls
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Cameron
Stokley
Mackey
Wheeler
McCloskey
Ferno
Bonaparte
Jefferson County
Commodore Vanderbilt
Wm. EH. Vanderbilt
Hayes Cabinet Make-Up Draws Republican Criticism
Secretary of State Evarts and Secretary of the Treasury Sherman lead a cabinet objected to by many Republican Senators. McCreary Devens Thompson Key Schurz form a diverse team. The Buffalo Courier notes discontent among Republicans and predicts a possible liberal Republican movement to support Hayes.
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Man
Geo. W. McCreary
Wavy
Richard NM. Thompson
Charles Devens
David M. Key
Interior
Carl Schurz
Sherman
Blaine
Cameron
King
Camerons
Evarts
New York
John Sherman
Ohio
Iowa
Don
War Department
Richard Thompson
Indiana
Morton
Hayes
Massachusetts
State Supreme Court
D. M. Key
Tennessee
Corner Stone Unshaken on Cheating in Elections
The Sun interviews a Republican cornerstone asserting cheating in elections is the essence of Republican government. It notes Conkling is the sole prominent figure acknowledging improper conduct but still backing Hayes, while Blaine finds his stance illogical.
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the Sun
Hayes
Conkling
Blaine
Where is the President at Columbus Cadet Reception
At a Columbus cadet hosted reception a light moment arose when General Sherman asked amid the crowd, “Where is the President?” A witty young woman replied, “The President is in Albany,” a line met with mixed reception but praised for its quickness and accuracy.
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Columbus Cadets
General Sherman
Mr. Hayes
Albany
Hayes Cabinet Selections Reported as Defining Race Policy
The article argues Hayes abandons Black representation in his cabinet, choosing Schurz over a Black or mixed candidate, and excludes Republicans from slaveholding states, signaling a shift against racial equality despite Black electoral support. It warns Hayes will mark a decline of practical equality in U.S. politics.
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Mr. Hayes
South
Abraham Lincoln
Baltimore
Congress
Andrew Johnson
Hayes
Hays
Carn Schwurz
Fredering Dovenass
Schurz
Til
Hayti
Havas
Nicholls legislature backs national nonintervention pledge
New Orleans March 12 The Nicholls legislature adopts a resolution praising the national executive’s policy of nonintervention and pledges cooperation with President Hayes to restore confidence and fraternal relations in the country. It notes no U.S. Senator will be elected this extra session. Also reports humorous notes on beef, local printing ventures, and political rumors.
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New Orleans
Nicholls
South
General Assembly
Hayes
Nicholls Legislature
United States
Edenburg Herald
Clarion
Parker City
Gas City
Greece City
Karns City
Lik City
Beaver City
Forest City
Jefferson City
Bullion City
Turkey City
Black Tills City
Oil City
Harrisburg Session Delayed By Inaugural Absences
Harrisburg reports show the legislature delaying its opening due to inaugurations, with many absentees risking the passage and reconsideration of key bills. The revenue measure on corporate taxation failed, then passed after others returned, as committees cleared hundreds of items and adjournment neared.
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Harrisburg
Washington
House
Senate
Philadelphia
Reform School
Morganza
Commonwealth
Stgte
Hartranft
Brinton
National Guards
Thayer
Barnyard Barrels and a Beeline to Church
A Hinsdale tale tells of a stubborn neighbor whose muley cow stuck its head in a slops barrel, then charged into the house via the front door. The fright drove the man to join a gentler church, swearing only at brindle or swill. Also, wild geese domesticated then migratory return surprise a Missouri farmer, as eleven extra birds join the flock after a southern sojourn.
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Cuba
Hinsdale
Jack
Hendryx
Mary
Langford
W. R. Smith
Morley
Scott County
Mr. Smith
St. Louis
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Wells’ Drug Store
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WM. V. Hazeltine
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Warren, Pa
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Virginia
Staunton River
Charlotte County
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Richmond & Danville
Clover
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Richmond
Virginia Land Guide
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Russellburg
J. W. Agrelius & Co
Youngsville, Pa
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California
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Japan
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Conewango
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Pittsfield
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Garland
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New York City
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Jacob Sweeting
Gluic
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C. W. McClintock
A. J. Davis
George R. More
Thomas Conway
M. H. Butle
John W. Allison
Campbell
Tat Rathburn & Co
McChesney
Charles Covell
Puta Heirs
Jamieson & Valentine
A.J. Wynn
James Dennison
Joseph Zuver
J. D. Fagundus
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Philip Byseker
Beatty
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J.n.schnur & Son
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Cassimeres de la Fabrique le Ruc Des Saisons
Mr. J. Keller
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Nleaerhawn
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Rene
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Schroeder
Baltimore, MD
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Erry Salar
Trus & CO
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Adreas Wilson Sewing Machine Co
Chicago
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Monitor Lamp Co
Cincinnati
Errnbon
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Sam Lea
J. Munzion & Co
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Wellls & Co
Wells & Co
Wells and Co
Wells & Co's
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J.F. Wells
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