Republican State Convention at Princeton in June 1787
A mass Convention of Republicans will be held at Princeton on Thursday June 6 1787 at 1 o'clock p m for nominating Congress and Judicial candidates and transacting other business It calls for full county representation proportional to Republican strength and asks Republicans in the First District to send delegates by order of the Executive Committee Cox Dist. Cancelled details not provided.
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Congress Ends Session As Tariff Bills Move Ahead
Congress will adjourn on the 15th. Washington Territory elects Garfield to Congress in a GOP gain. The Senate Finance Committee is near a tax and tariff bill release within a week. Ohio and Indiana gain revenue under currency redistribution. Oregon tilts Republican. California? unclear. Labor unions plan Cincinnati meeting. Abolition of income tax faces GOP support. Georgia election plans face delays. Spanish Republicans split into Federal and Confederate camps. Rules on livestock movement by railroads aim to curb delays. inspectors to monitor key cities.
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Debtal on Debt and Cuban Policy Hints in Press
The Plane debt statement notes continued administration efforts to redeem revenues and reduce the public debt, with May 1870 showing a significant decrease and May 1869 a notable gain. It contrasts Republican caution with Democratic fears of repudiation, while the House Foreign Affairs Committee prepares two resolutions on Cuba neutrality and urging belligerents to settle the war by civilized means.
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Whisky Licenses Granted Despite Allegations in County Board
A county Board of Commissioners granted licenses to several men to sell whisky despite accusations of unblemished character by witnesses and amid indignant opposition from temperance supporters. Indictments for gambling and other crimes were cited, with appeals planned to the Circuit Court to challenge the decisions.
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State Geologist and President Accused in Agricultural Board Row
A letter to the Gazette editor defends Prof. E B Cox, state geologist, and Hon J D Willems, president of the State Board of Agriculture, amid claims about a Clay county excursion funded by the Board and questions about salaries and annual compensation under the 186 Legislature.
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Fragmented 1870 senate debate on state geology and funds
The document records a chaotic discussion involving James D. Williams and others over appropriations and appointments related to the State Board of Agriculture and a survey led by David Dale Owen. It references constitutional provisions, Cabinet purchases, and political clashes, with long tangential quotes about mineral resources and regional politics in Davies County and Clay County.
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