No duel feared as Congress battles over election police
The piece argues there is no duel between Conkling and Lamar and condemns attempts to use troops at polls. It examines election law, constitutional duties, and the role of the Army as peacekeeper, citing Jefferson, Jeffersonian tyranny, and ongoing political contention among Democrats and Republicans.
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Indianapolis
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The Bonaparte Family and Political Watersheds
A survey of Bonapartes notes their deaths and possible heirs in exile while predicting the low likelihood of a Bonaparte restoration in France. The piece then shifts to U S politics, detailing Ohio editor views on Sherman Foster Grant and local party loyalties ahead of the 1880 presidential race. It includes editor quotes and county by county sentiment from Ohio Republican presses.
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Senator Carpenter Opposes Army Bill On Constitutional Grounds
In the Senate debate on the army bill Senator Carpenter delivers a key speech on constitutional issues. He argues the bill as written is unconstitutional, insisting the fifth section blocks any government officer from actions to preserve peace at the polls, while noting the contrast with a vetoed appropriation bill that allowed troops at polls under the Constitution.
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Sharp Tales on Senator Conkling and Army Bill Hedging
Clipped observations relay Senator Conkling’s critique of the Army bill’s passage in Congress. He notes party tugging, Democratic disapproval, and a hedge intended to let the President sign while projecting limits on military policing power. He questions the executive advisory risk in approving the measure.
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