Scofield avoids meddling and backs party unity
The piece lauds Mr. Scofield for focusing on his own duties and letting voters and delegates shape conventions. It notes his advice to local appointments respected party wishes, cites the Rogers selection as a departmental matter, and asserts Scofield has no desire for renomination, preferring to retire after five terms.
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Scofield
Washington
Douglass
Mr. Scofield
G. W. Scofield
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M. B. Lowry
State Senate
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Francis Jordan Named as Republican Candidate for Governor
Bedford County leaders praise Francis Jordan a former state senator and current Secretary of the Commonwealth. They resolve to nominate him for Governor citing his integrity, Republican principles, legislative experience, and knowledge of state needs. Delegates are instructed to support his nomination.
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Francis Jordan
Bedford
Bedford County
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
State Senate
Republican Party
Col. Jordon
Arrest of Richard B Connolly Ties Tweed Gang
Richard B Connolly ex Controller of New York and partner of Tweed Sweeny and Hall was arrested in New York as a co defendant with Tweed in the city funds fraud suit. He cooperated with authorities and provided office records to the Committee of Seventy, but is considered guilty and may be required to disgorge. The report also notes the Prince of Wales’ fever and Congress session turn, and confirms Grand Duke Alexis Iakovlevich born January 2 1850 now 22.
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Tweed
Grand Duke
Alexis
Alexander II
Russia
Princess of
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Republican Administration Public Finance Achievements Highlighted
The administration claims tax cuts totaling 80 million dollars annually and an 170 million dollar saving over eighteen months. Surplus revenues paid 254.7 million dollars toward the national debt, with interest costs reduced by over 15 million. A 300 million dollar debt refund at 5 percent saves 2 million yearly. Current government expenses per capita are at a post Jackson-era low, public credit improved by over 12 percent, and the greenback valued from 70 to 89 cents in gold.
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Jackson
City of New York’s debt soars past 125 million
Officials report the city’s debt rising by 100 million in under three years while annual expenditures jump from 12 million to 60 million or 70 million. The city spent over 7 million on plastering plumbing and furnishing an unfinished Court House amid alleged forgery and bribery in filling posts.
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