Magistrates and the moral duty of judges in civic life
A lengthy editorial extols the magistrate as vital to peace and moral order, urging judges to possess firm conscience, independence, and immunity to corruption. It cautions against bias and calls for rigorous scrutiny of public officials, citing implications for integrity in governance and justice. The text references political debates on confirmations and party pressure.
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Feach
Hnonof
Argus
Lamar confirmation gains GOP support in Senate
Three Republican senators, alongside Mr. Riddleberger, publicly express their intention to vote for the confirmation of Mr. Lamar as associate Justice of the Supreme Court. They all come to support the nominee.
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Pacific States
Jones and Stewart
Nevada
Sanford
California
East
Mr. Lamar
Mr. Evarts
New York
Neelese
Riddleberger
Lamar
The
Supreme Court
Fayetteville Suggested for State Democratic Convention
The Fayetteville Observer argues the State Democratic Convention should be held in Fayetteville rather than Raleigh noting the city’s accessibility and ample accommodations and its long Democratic tradition. It urges residents to see Fayetteville as a fitting, hospitable host for the event.
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Fayetteville
Iona
Muddled Budget Figures on Postwar Spending
The document lists U S expenditures by category totaling 3 361 600 000 noting that liquor outlays equal one third of all other spending and stating annual costs exceed postwar public debt levels. It cites missions education cloths meat tobacco bread and iron and steel with large sums, highlighting peacetime consumption.
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United States
Tax burden split in education funds sparks race debate
The Wilmington Messenger questions how a $2,000,009 annual state and county total is allocated. It cites white taxpayers paying about $1,275,000 in U.S. and poll taxes and $125,000 in declarer taxes, while Black residents pay roughly $100,000 in poll tax and $25,000 in property tax. It notes Black education funding at $250,000 annually, double their tax contribution, and argues whites fund most state and county expenses and schools.
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Soyee
Kaereee Faisey
Wilmington Messenger
Next National Democratic Convention Favored by New Yorkers
New York leaders push sentiment to host the next national Democratic Convention. Prominent politicians’ views are published and pressure is expected on the national committee.
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New York
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Wilson
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Mullen
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Daniel F. Beatty
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