Congress in Deadlock as Democrats Bolting Caucus
Washington Feb 19 1880 Independent Democrats in the House and opposition to rule twenty one create strife over riders on appropriation bills. Acklen faces expulsion amid forged reports while Gordon stalls in the Senate over a Monroe Doctrine canal inquiry and Eaton blocks it from a secret session. Grant and Sherman split over third term while refunding and Indian Affairs dominate agenda.
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HOUSE
Congress
Hurd
Ohio
Speer
Doctor Pelton
Alex. Stephens
Georgia
Mills
Texas
General Warrer
Acklens
Louisiana
Jast Congress
Iie
King
Acklen
Senate
Gordon
de Lesseps
Panama
Inter-Ocean
Burnside
Eaton
Committee On Foreign Affairs
House Committee
Sherman
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Indian Bureau
War Department
Grant
General Grant
Blaine
Remark by South Carolina AME Conference visitor
A visitor in Manioy South Carolina on February 2, 1539 reports meeting the South Carolina Conference of the A M E Church at a local gathering. He praises Bishop John M Brown and lists ministers including Dr Turner Dr Porter ex-Congressman L Canbhnarp and ex-Senator Eider. He commends Elder Carr and the assembly as the best array of colored ministers seen, but notes he must limit space to an incident that followed.
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Don Cameron
Chicago
Harrisburg
Bruce Williams
Senate of
South Carolina
8. C
Bill
Nelson Richardson
A. B. Linn
Manioy
S. C
Ir. Eorror
Jno. M. Brown
John M. Brown
Namnee
Turner
Porter
Formi
Dru
Wutie
L Canbhnarp
Eider
Yi JSON
Vine
Lemuel Washington
M. L. Saister
Jos. C. Hayne
Jileas
Silas
Paul
Elder Carr
Christ
Notice to Contractors for U S Mail Carrying Wilmington Route
Washington D C January 20 1880 proposals will be reevaluated at the contract office until p m March 39 1888 for carrying the mails between the Post Office and Railroad Depot and Steamboat Landing in Wilmington North Carolina from July 1 1880 to June 31 1884 copies of the advertisement instructions to bidders and proposal forms available on application to the Post Office in Wilmington or to the Second Assistant Postmaster General
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Washington, N. J
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Michigan
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