Copperheads and Douglass on Cincinnati platform
The piece cites Frederick Douglass urging Black citizens to remain with the Republican party and reject the Cincinnati movement which would hand liberty to local governments. It contrasts Greeley’s supposed hesitation with Douglass’s call to uphold federal protection for five million African Americans seeking freedom and progress.
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Greeley Opposes His Own renomination
The article notes that resisting renomination is not new for Mr. Greeley and questions whether he would back his own administration more than two years in four if he were president. It presents a sample of his private letter writing for a confidential audience.
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Senate adjourns after long session passes civil rights bill
Last Wednesday the Senate ended nearly 24 hours in session and approved Carpenter's Civil Rights bill along with the Amnesty and Ku Klux bills. Sumner, who opposed the civil rights measure, left briefly to sleep and returned to protest the pace of business.
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Court declares Local Option Law constitutional in 22nd Ward
The Court of Common Pleas Philadelphia five judges rules the Local Option Law constitutional in the twenty second ward Judge Pierce reads the opinion while Judge Ludlow dissents The case may be appealed to the Supreme Court and a affirmed ruling could end liquor business in the state
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Congressional apportionment expands Pennsylvania seats
Congress passes a supplemental apportionment bill totaling 293 representatives with Pennsylvania allotted 27 seats. An additional at large seat brings Pennsylvania to three, unless Gov Geary signs last winter’s apportionment. Williamsport municipal election shows a strong Republican gain as the entire ticket wins by about 170 votes amid intra party splits.
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Riddles and jests mingle in a curious 19th century column
A scattered collection of witty quips and society notes from a 19th century newspaper. It references poets England and Ireland, a new milkman, leap year proposals, a Dolly Varden Legislature, fashion forecasts, and political squabbles. Notable items include Mrs. Porter’s death, discussions of Horace Greeley, the Cincinnati candidate debate, and a court of impeachment in Albany. The tone is brisk and satirical, mixing social trivia with brief political remarks.
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