Political and imperial questions in a Southern paper
The Wilmington Post discusses Thurman and Garfield as Ohio and national figures, accuses Garcelon of fraud, notes Barnum's sworn oath as lieutenant governor, and surveys Peru's leadership under Pierola. It critiques the Third Term idea, cites German and Liberal Party opposition, and mentions local business moves and public misconduct.
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Jefferson on the Third Term in His Correspondence
The text outlines Jeffersons views on term limits for US presidents, advocating a seven or eight year limit with ineligibility afterward. It notes convention changes and House actions, mentions opposition from New York Virginia and North Carolina, and cites a precedent of presidents resigning after eight years.
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Parnell Visit Sparks Irish Agitation Amid Rents Crisis
A New York audience hears Charles Stewart Parnell, an influential Irish reformer and Protestant, push for government bid at encumbered estates to aid tenants. His critique targets landlord rents and calls for land reallocation with favorable terms, while his personal character is described as resolute and dignified despite lacking oratorical flair.
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Widespread political views and plantation manners debate
The piece critiques political opportunism and denounces bullying tactics in southern affairs. It contrasts steady duty with self-serving tactics, discusses the negro Exodus and civil rights, and notes warnings from Thurlow Weed about Gerrymandering and electoral corruption. It ends with obituary details for Bishop Gilbey Hasep.
Decrease in the Public Debt Reported by Treasury
Washington reports December 1879 public debt reduced by about 4.25 million with a November surplus of 0.8 million. Treasury seeks 5 million in 6 percent bonds for sinking fund while assets and liabilities show large shifts. Customs and internal revenue receipts rise, Treasury notes and silver balances adjust, and various coin valuations are updated.
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Secretary of the Treasury
United States Notes
United States Tin
Habional Bank
Treasury
United States
Central America
United States of Columbia
Ecuador
Peru
Bolivia
Mexico
India
Russia
Mahbud
Tripoli
The
Netherlands
Aeanthers and Truth in Postwar American Writing
Fragments argue a book reveals honest insight into America after the war. The author says it bears the imprint of truth and should be read by every American, presenting a portion of the country’s story since the conflict.
Fool's Errandbooks Garner National Acclaim and Debate
National papers praise the play Fool’s Errand for its portrayal of southern politics and Reconstruction as a powerful, provocative work. Editors hint at a northern author unknown to readers while lauding the play’s impact on public discourse and its potential influence on American political thought.
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Knoxville Whig and Chronicle
Knoxville
Horace Greeley
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Chronic
South
B D Morill Furnish Coffins and Caskets
Morill offers to furnish coffins and caskets with attendance at short notice. All orders from the country promptly attended to, with carpenter and cabinet work solicited and guaranteed. Prompt service claimed in the city.
Dr William's Indian Ointment Promised Cure for Piles
A testimonial claims Dr William's Indian Ointment cures chronic piles and related itching in days. The letters describe absorption of tumors, night itching relief, and instant painless relief after trying lotions and instruments failed. cites unnamed physicians and patients in multiple cities.
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Dayro SpaRuina
Ingraham
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Tecoma
Nevada
Ay Wholesale Ayre Ruggists
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