Refunding Bill Debate and University Jealousies
The piece discusses Senatorial sentiment on the funding refunding bill and a looming veto risk. It blends opinion on President Hayes and Secretary Sherman with commentary on University funding and denominational jealousy centered on Wake Forest Davidson Trinity. It notes congressional moves and the Senate’s action removing a bank deposits tax.
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President Battle
The
University
Pritchard
Wake Forest
Hepburn
Davidson
Craven
Trinity
Episcopal
Baptist
Treasury
the Herald
Sherman
Senate Committee of Finance
Buffice
Hayes
Washington
the Tribune
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Altough
Sey
House
Senate
Superintendent Bailey Receives High Praise in district review
A city visit by Superintendent Bailey is noted with praise for his leadership of the Railway Mail Service. The district covers North Carolina Virginia Maryland and the District of Columbia. He is described as strict with subordinates yet popular and highly respected by colleagues and the public.
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Bailey
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Baily
Post Office Department
Funding bill sparks veto talk and bank circulation shifts
Washington debates the Funding bill with calls for a presidential veto amid bank and Treasury actions. Banks urge veto while the Treasury near $50 million bond purchases. disagreements surface over deposit rules and currency circulation as deposits retire and checks flow in.
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Carliste
Associated Banks
Cleveland
Ohio
Knox
the Treasury
Ing
Treasury
Washington
House of Representatives
National Bank
Congress
Conditp
Senate
Iw Treasury
Fitz John Porter Case Buried in House Vote
The Fitz John Porter case was finally buried in the House with a viva voce vote against taking up the bill. Final roll showed 114 to 117 in favor of not considering the measure, while Speaker Randall delayed the announcement amid tension. The Senate chief sponsor faced party opposition and debate followed.
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Fitz John Porte
Inter Ocean
Wasiuixoron
Fitz John Porter
Sparks
Tris
Randall
Porter
Joseph Ae Pree
Wisconsin
Man
Dolph
John Porter
Senate
House OF Representatives
Oder
Bose
Marshell
Messrs
Shipes
Hood
Terrel
Halifax
Austin
Yai i
Wohtte
Harrison
Bryson
Foy
Killpatrick
Reedes
Waree
Heilwan
Culbreth
Terrell
Gaither
Spainhour
Mt. Pleasems Church Horney
Holton
Graham
Hanner
Weaver
Buncombe
Bunting
Cowan
Pigford
Smedes
New Light Township
Iritchard
Gardin
Brown
Blaisdell
Wilson
New Hanover
Elizabeth City
Boykin
Fries
Forsyth County
Bledsoe
Carter
Judiciary Committee
Wake County
House
Legislature Debates Governor Mansion and Supreme Court Site
The session highlights a heated debate over creating a Governor's mansion and locating the Supreme Court and library building. Harper's amendment fails, Dortch and others propose grid changes before the second reading fails, and related measures move through committees amid prohibition petitions and local bills. The House and Senate discuss street paving, convict punishment, and various local prohibitory measures.
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Robinson
Bigesabe
Spears
Harper
Busines
Yeiter
Supreme Court
Fcomuion School Fund
Messrs
Battle
Dortch
Lockhart
Union Square
Staples
Senators seek bigger River and Harbor funding in bill
Telegraph reports seventeen senators propose amendments to the River and Harbor bill to raise appropriations to 11,585,850 dollars led by West Virginia and others. They target projects on the Great Kanawha Eck River New River Potowomut Tallapoosa and Kentucky Galveston harbors among others. Town Creek Brunswick County notes farming concerns and road burdens on the poor amid legislative debates.
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House of Representatives
Trent
The
Tribune
Wasnisatox
Xeventeen
Senate Committee On Commerce
West Virgin
Hereford
Kanawha
Anthony
Rhode Island
McMillan
Minnesota
House
Tedland
Bank
Illinois
Beck
Kentucky River
Speater Coke
Galveston
North Carolina
Etter
Town Creek
Town
Brunswick Co
Eviron
Jess
Ajaluet
Taxion
Listing of Indians and Half-breeds by North Carolina counties
Fragmented OCR lists counts of Indians and Half-breeds by county across North Carolina. Counties named include Buncombe Gaston Mecklenburgh Moore Ashe Caldwell Camden Carteret Craven Graham Jackson Macon Pitt Rutherford Swain with figures such as 189 Indians in Graham and 577 in Jackson.
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Buncombe County
Gasroches
Mecklenburgh County
Oore County
Counly
Ashe County
Caldwell
Camden County
Carteret County
Craven County
Graham County
Jackson County
Macon County
Pitt County
Rutherford County
Swain County
Repudiating Debts and Moral Debate in a Rural Gazette
A fragmentary editorial denounces debt payments as a swindle by legislatures and corporations. It laments harm to widows and orphans, urges honest protest, and condemns legislative tampering with contracts, citing religious duty and civic integrity amid scattered literary excerpts.
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Ames
Bizmor Mex
Fayetteville, N
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Wilmington. NG
Saxpay Morumne
Chalmers
Ef Fort Pillow
John S. Mitchell
Tioga County
United States
Pennsylvania
Tioga
Tyro
Secretaries of the Treasury
Committee of Ways and Means
Vallambrosa
Iit
Noile
Stea
Garfield
Kown
Wm. P. Canadar
Col. O. N. Blocker
Fayetteville
5. C
Geo. J. A. Wagener
Charleston
Ofice
W. A Courtenay
Frasdaiest
Ube Heaimess
Euel Ne
Prorat
Renate
Wilmington
Scott
Rose
They
Onslow
Townsend
Cumberland
Taylor
Webster
Rockingham
Grainger
Wayne
Lenoir
Turner
Stanly
Davis
Madison
Joyner
Gov. Caswell
Pane
Towoseni
Lefer
Neal
Mecklehbourg
Pee
Mars’ Hill Church
Madison County
Tokpeekiehses
Green
Orange
McDowell
Manden
Elizabeth Os
Norfolk Way
Droge
Gudger
Mitchell County
Eaves
Ruthork
Davideon
N. W. Woodfin
Calender
Sa Court
Surt
Paar
Manning
Venezuela
South America
Otra
United Staes
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Zalia
Imboden
South Atlantic
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Neenemomass
Bone
Cecoersen Veanerssenere
Ronan
Perme
Teria
Pasquotank
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Wasthington Sas
Joel
Sestbee Musical Journal
Sevaneah, Ua
Holmes
Berie and Informatica
Cheluite Cushman
Jeam Paul
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