Dearborn County Republicans nominate local ticket
The Dearborn County Mass Convention at Lawrenceburg nominated a full Republican ticket led by Thomas Pattison for Clerk and supported by Campbell, Hamilton, Richards, Lewis, and others. The platform praises candidates as upright, capable, and unaspiring, with a focus on fitting offices under a Republican government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pattison
Centre
Jng
Dearborn County
Ripley County
Aurora
Pattison
Campbell
York Township
Hamilton
Richards
Palmer
Lewis
Kelso- Township
Court House
Lawrenceburgh
G. P
Clay
John Goodwin
Miller
Mack ‘Cheek
J. Butterfield
W. Chapman
Philip Zimmerman
R. W. Parry
Boaz Bell
Wm. Wymond
B. T
W.S. Anderson
Reuben Jackson
David Nevitt
Calvin Craig Jesse Laird
John Callahan
Albert Fowler
Harrison Dawson
Jackson
J. Dibble
Harrison
D. Cloud
Geo. Bowlby
Kelso
W. F. Rawling
TF. G. Lewis
York
T. Curtis
Geo. Chisman
Cotton
Tho's Pattison
Josiah Campbell
Jnc
F. Richards
J. W. Lewis
Geo. P. Buell
Reflection on a Moore's Hill traveler in Kentucky and slavery
A Moore's Hill correspondent recounts a pleasure trip through Aurora Rising Sun and Kentucky. He ridicules northern critics yet praises southern hospitality and slavery, claiming slaves have comforts and a better appearance than some free people while denouncing northern views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Borror
Quidam Homo
Moore’s Hill
Aurora
Kentucky
South
A Picture of Human Life by F. M. Slater
A personal memoir recounts a Dearborn beauty bound by an oath not to wed a poor man, her remarriage to a widower, and the subsequent rise of a fortune hunter who marries her for wealth. His growing brood and dwindling funds frame a cautionary tale of greed and repeated marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Slater
Dearborn
Far West
Mr. B
Lott
Mney
Vnvalip
Philadelphia Saturday Gazette
Hogfland
Atlantic dream of three day crossing by new power
A Montreal engineer cites a bold plan to move ships across the Atlantic in three days using a novel power not based on steam. He seeks $1,500 from Boston officials or benefactors to build a working model, insisting sea travel will soon match rail progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossine
Ross
Liver P. Cobb
Alfred M. Mariner
Ian Fouk
Charles A. Omsted
Amos Terry
Charles A. Olmsted
Amos ‘Enny
Thomas Hastings
C. A. Olmsted &Co
Solomon P. Tomy
Aurora
Sean
Indiana Temperance Law Plot and Political Satire
A Dublinesque history recounts Indiana Governor Wright's temperance bill fate. It portrays the Governor’s veto averted by Brights intrigue, Judge Perkins influence, and Judge Blackford’s role, ending with a moral on plans and power in Indiana politics. The piece lampoons personal idiosyncrasies, a Kentucky wife joke, and public justice.
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Indiana
Executive of State
Land
Gov. Wright
Kentucky
Nero
Bentomonge
Indianapolis
Stump Haranguer
Gen. Jackson
Judge Perkins
Supreme Court
Tom
Methodists
Kilkenny Cats
Blackford
Jesse
Court of Claims
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