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New York
Eminent Statesman and Patriot Dies in Washington
An eminent statesman known for his service during the Civil War era died in Washington on December 24 after a long career as a lawyer and politician. Born in Steubenville Ohio, he rose from a Kenyon College student to a prominent attorney in Harrison County, later serving as Attorney General and War Secretary under Lincoln. He advised Seward and Johnson era leaders, helped stabilize government during the Civil War, and after clashes with Congress over Reconstruction retired in 1868. He briefly joined Grant's Supreme Court nomination but died before serving. He left a wife and four children. The Cleveland Leader notes unrelated trade and a Meade portrait at the Union League.
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Extraordinary Advent Sunday at St Peter's Rome
A London correspondent recalls attending the High Mass of Advent Sunday at St Peter's in Rome with some 20,010 spectators. He describes bishops arriving, Swiss Guard, the Papal procession, and the solemn rite as a climactic display of medieval pageantry, contrasted with English church simplicity.
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Our State Finances and Debts in the Past
A letter to the Terre Haute Express discusses state finances, alleging Democratic mismanagement and lingering debts. It cites promissory notes, obsolete securities, and defunct stocks, with claims of oil and soap ventures and lands tied to questionable state expenditures. It lists comparable debts in other states to illustrate fiscal distress.
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Southern View of Stanton and Death in Infernal Purgatory
A dramatic Southern view condemns Stanton with violent hyperbole and spectral judgment. It ridicules Reconstruction figures, taunts ex rebel sympathizers, and savages Stanton as a tyrant who met a divine retribution after orchestrating cruelty. It laments Surratt conspirators yet mocks their fate.
Infamous Public Figure Faces Grim Punishment
The piece condemns the fallen man, noting Stanton's ruin and Molt’s peril as punishment looms. It laments inscribing the deceased’s true character while detailing vivid, unprintable fates and the speaker’s desire for justice through moral retribution.
Victor Hugo Praises Peabody in London Lord
The London Times prints Victor Hugo praising George Peabody as a world citizen and friend of the poor. Hugo likens Peabody to Christ in mercy and notes his philanthropy to help the hungry and distressed.
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Nonsense Quotations and Faded Phrases From a Bygone Letter
A jumble of quotes and warped lines references Sir Walter Raleigh Queen Elizabeth and assorted sayings. The fragmentary text mentions a tobacco pipe and a misquoted line about a nose a swallow and supper with stray words and broken phrases. Governor Baker of Cincinnati is also alluded to in a truncated note.
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