Civil Service Debate Shapes Early American Government
The article surveys Washington era civil service limits and removal power, noting eight removals in two terms and the 1789 House debate over removing officers. Madison warned removal defined executive power, while Gerry warned of royal prerogative and despotism. The clause was struck out, influencing governance. It cites Madison on future population and ends with Gallatin declining a fortune to direct finances.
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Noted Pioneers and Barnum Tale in Late 19th Century Essays
Anecdotes praise Agassiz and Gallatin for scholarly integrity and frugal living. Barnum persuades a reluctant star to perform for Liverpool charity, recalling a past kindness. Obscure health notes, elixirs, and medical ads mix with anecdotes of Tippecanoe and Warner cures.
Rebel Daughter Refuses Toast Aboard Union Gunboat
The judge recalls a dramatic Mississippi River episode involving Mary Shackelford, a Confederate-sympathizing daughter of Judge Shackelford. On a Union gunboat, she defies a toast to the army that killed her brother, smashing her glass and ending the toast.
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Favorite Remedy Promises Cure for Urinary Stones
An article advocates Dr. David Kennedy of Rondout New York and his Favorite Remedy after Mr Simon Tretsell of Rondout endured seven years of treatment for urethral stricture. Kennedy reportedly diagnosed and removed stones from the bladder and claims rapid complete recovery. Also touts kidney and bladder health benefits and other ailments. includes call to obtain Dr Kennedy’s address.
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