Southern Democracy and North Carolina Senate Fight
The piece denounces Southern Democrats for denying established facts and praises forthcoming action by a Democratic House to oust fraudulent Southern representatives. It discusses North Carolina political papers, Merriman and Merriman’s reply, and the push to appoint veteran Democrats to the U.S. Senate amid regional rivalry and party squabbles.
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Waterloo
Belgium
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Napoleon Bonaparte
Homer
Moses
Congress
Macauley
Alfred
Attorney General’s
Washington
South Carolina
Louisiana
New Orleans
Memphis
South
New York
Demcratic
House of Representatives
Hampton
South Carlina
U.S
Weil
Clingman
Esolth O. Davis
Daniel G. Fowle
Fuand Aba
Mathias E. Manne
Merriman
Akunanea
Citizens of
Raleigh
Raleigh News
Charlotte Observer
Vance
Senate
United States
Ness
Ana
Statesville
Democratic
North Carolina
U.S. Senate
Secretary Sherman on currency and duties policy
Secretary Sherman explains that legal tenders and gold may be used for customs duties after January. He notes redemption is confined to New York and outlines options to meet Baltimore bank concerns without changing the law. He also discusses postmaster Key's views and the politics of a solid South and Grant prospects.
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Sec. Sherman
Baltimore
New-York
United States
Boston
Griceee
Rieu
Congress
New York
Ciery
Us States
York
Ales Doles
Bouila
Othel
Associated Banks
Sherman
Key
Washington
Inter Ocean
Mr. Key
Gen. Grant
Grant
Potter
Su St Temps
Mayes
Duplin County
McCrother
Cai
Ir Duplin
Ade
Suulter
Congressional action urged after cottage violations and voting rights fear
The text discusses alleged cottage violations of law in the south and calls for congressional action to prevent recurrence and protect suffrage. It mentions the Supreme Court ruling that the Fifteenth Amendment invalidated the Enforcement Act and outlines penalties for obstructing voting, while noting proposed remedies in Georgia and debates over pensions for disabled ex soldiers. It also references lighthouse funding along the coast and a speech by Col. Bob Ingersol.
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Democratic House
Senate
State Department
Congréss
Treasury
Tnternal Revenue
War Department
Navy
Pension
Indian
Land and Patent Offices
Post Office Department
Commissioner of Education
Commissioner of Agriculture
Department of Justice
South
Cil Aretn
States Supreme Court
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