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15 Jul 1876
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Newspaper
Weekly Nevada State Journal
Location
Reno, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1876
Page
1
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A heated scene outside a Democratic meeting in Kentucky centered on the American flag as speakers denounced flag-heaters. Citizens clashed over loyalties, while supporters argued the flag stands for patriotism and democracy, warning that foes would tear it apart if given power.
Aflex his nomination ran into terse remarks in Indianapolis with no speech. He attacked the resumption clause of the law adopted in 1876, claiming it should be repealed and that every feature of the law harms the country, urging opponents to vote against him.
Orvosis Cr a Westlishe payee condemns Hickot of Tilden and Sondricks. He brands Honteicks as a prominent leader of paper swindlers and a Desocratic candidate. He claims Hunchicks’s nomination was a preordained act and calls for true reform on the Democratic side, urging those serving two masters to seek another path.
The act restores all printed matter of the third class to old rates except current unsealed items. Transient newspapers magazines books and printed matter unsealed circulars revert to one cent per five hundred, while bondige and unsealed circulars stay at the present rate.
An unsigned editorial in Cann Schurz’s St Louis paper argues Democrats will slight Schurz and his sway, saying they did not in the last presidential campaign and will not now believe he dies of his influence, with the German tote referenced.
The House approved the Pacific Railroad reserve land bill by a 19 to 4 vote. Lawrence explained the measure’s aim to fund railways with fifty million dollars via government bonds, investing them to secure future Treasury payments. He warned Treasury losses if it failed and urged passage to prevent private control of the bonds by mortgagees. The Senate is urged to concur, with Union and Central Pacific rails wielding influence to stop the bill.
A historical commentary argues that public scrutiny of politics has risen while actual corruption remains lower than in past eras. It contends cries of graft come from self serving Democrats or partisan politicians seeking to leverage discontent for personal gain and reform.
Report from Los Angeles notes director Pritchard asserts Senator Jones is perfecting plans to extend the Los Angeles and Independence Railroad to join the Union Pacific at Ogden or another point. August visit to Los Angeles expected to pave the way for extension. Local subscriptions from California counties not expected to sway his course.
A chaotic scene last evening near the Tater pasional Hotel Acros tha street featured denigrated banners and spectators. fires broke out injuring several. Authorities report no fatalities and list the wounded with varying injuries. Dr. Bergman and local officials assisted, while political figures and editors were identified among those present. County finances and local incidents followed, with reports of revenue, expenditures, and tax projections for Washoe.
The condition of ex Speaker Blaine remains unimproved. Physicians recommend a trip to Europe. The removal of the Congressional deadlock is discussed. Civil war era notes include the Custer disaster bill and Turkish Serb clashes. Philadelphia Exhibition attendance and Morrill as Treasury Secretary are noted. An inter-state life match favors California by sixty five points. Frazer river reports crop damage, Duxic of Kentucky criticizes Tilden, predicts Republican majorities, and comments on the St. Louis platform. Local farming news mentions a hopeful harvest and frost danger passing.
The Norristown Herald reports on political talk during interviews, concerns about Jewish citizenship rights raised by Sam J. Tilden over a century ago, and a rising anti Jewish sentiment. It notes Cincinnati convention of Republicans under Hayes Wheeler ticket and California GOP split led by Senator Booth. Elko plans seventy seven brick buildings with more projects this year, plus a late US treasurer’s loss on state counts.
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