Defalcation fears and Tamany ring clash in New York
A contemporary notes rising defalcations by federal officers, defending the government as victims of officials while exposing Democratic editors for shifting blame to the Administration. The piece details arrests and recoveries, calls for accountability, and cites McClellan and Hall in the deepening political struggle. It also reports Republican gains in state politics, including Hon. B. B. Strang’s nomination for State Senator and unresolved Assembly District candidate battles in Potter and McKean counties.
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Ohio and federal notes from a bygone week headlines
A collage of 19th century items reports burglaries at Waynesburg Republican office where two dollars were taken, widespread Ku Klux Klan trials at Raleigh, political shifts in Philadelphia, a Virginia boy harmed by a freight, jokes about a blind man with a watermelon, gold and cheese exports, railroad concessions shaping corridors to Atlanta, and public health alerts in Lowell Massachusetts with smallpox cases. Included are remarks on Grant, Conkling, and Butler with local color and stray quips.
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Paymaster defalcation rocks Washington amid political chatter
The article reports a large defalcation by Paymaster Hodge, now held for trial at Fort McHenry, after a long delay in settling accounts. It notes distrustful officials, a confession to Brice, and a call for stronger Treasury clerks. It also critiques political figures Gen McCandless, Evans, Green, Hancock, Chase, and the New York World’s stance on presidential candidates.
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