Democratic Sober View on Senate Deadlock and Silver Debate
From the Regular Correspondent, the piece covers Senate maneuvering over the free coinage of silver, party alignments between Democrats and Republicans, and Fitz Aldrich and Teller’s back-and-forth on finance and tariff. It notes a looming Democratic convention timing and Cuban policy via Foreign Relations as well as local public notices. It also includes court verdicts on Satterfield and Brown.
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Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
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Brown
Otho Wilson
Satterfield
Oto Wilson
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Salt marsh sedge is tested as a paving material in Virginia and Pennsylvania. Processed under hydraulic pressure into blocks, treated with three oils, the finished product is claimed impervious to moisture and durable under heavy use. If successful, Savannah could source paving material locally, with ample sedge near the City Exchange tower.
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