Democratic Central Committee Names and Local Notes
The Echo lists Indiana district Democratic committee members led by Geo O Ismenger and others from Monroe, Vermillion, Vigo and nearby towns. It reports on state conventions, local officials, a reform push against the resumption act, and political chatter about candidates and newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Democratic Cental Committee
Wineh
Geo. O. Ismenger
Monroe
Robert W. Miers
wen—Inman H. Fowler
Clay
Diliion W. Bridges
Tarke
D. Puett
Vermillion
J. Jump
Vigo
John FE. Lamb
McNutt Suggested for Congress by Bloomington Paper
The Bloomington Courier endorses Hon. Cyrus F. McNutt for Congress in the district, noting his suitability alongside Geo. A. Knight while urging the Democratic convention to consider locality and Knight's qualifications. It references issues on greenbacks, specious finance, and party leadership, plus editorials on Rosser and local papers. The piece also mentions shifts in journalism and political alignments in nearby towns.
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Bloomington Courier
Cyrus F. McNutt
Law School
State University
Congress
Geo. A. Knight
McNutt
Clay County
Knight
el Paso
Democratic Party
Geon A. Knight
Public Correspondence Forum Opens To All Readers
A department is open and free for discussion of codes of public interest and the circulation of news. The elite of Tan Revo is not responsible for options of correspondents.
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Tan Revo
Soldier Letters Defend Ninety-seventh Indiana Flame
A December 13 1873 letter from Owen County speaker defends Company B Ninety-seventh Indiana Volunteers. He accuses editor J N of cowardice, recalls J N’s denials, and asserts seeing J N flee at Kennesaw Mountain while the writer stayed with the wounded and tried to explain.
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W Liter Feller Jackson Townsh
Owen Co
Dean Sin
Ninety-seventh Regiment
Indiana Volunteers
Ninety-seventh
Enterprise
J. N
Wolfe
Kinnesaw Mountain
Lars
Furl
J.N
Soldier fires back in political quarrel over courage
Jos Hamison of Company B 97th Regiment accuses Wolfe of cowardice in a battlecorrespondence style brief. He challenges Wolfe to sign his name and visit the old neighborhood, detailing alleged falsehoods about Missionary Ridge and actions at sunrise. Hamison declares Republican loyalties while demanding Wolfe face public scrutiny.
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Wolfe
Missionary Ridge
Suti
Luther Wolfe
Seward
Tepressee
J. N
Mr. Spliter
Jos Jiamison
Co. B
Cloverland Gossip and Local Notions in Bolivar
A garbled column from Cloverland Gossip notes local names Jed Pepper Prof Shadley and Miss Etella Pierce among varied reminiscences. Mentions Lost Creek Grange enjoying a grand anniversary feast, a poisoning suicide attempt by Miss Condon of Secleyvilla, and travel snippets with Dr Diuffer and Sarah. The tone is rustic society chatter with scattered dialect and humor.
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Jed Pepper
Prof
Shadley
Philips
Lost Creek Grange
Condon
Secleyvilla
Benton and the Bank War in Bentons Vision
The passage recalls Colonel Thomas H. Benton opposing the Bank of the United States and arguing for a metallic currency. It notes governmental control of deposits, political influence by the bank, and Benton's belief that surplus funds should fund projects like post offices and schools rather than be hoarded or lent abroad.
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Thomas H. Benton Wisa Ballonist
United States
United States Treasury
Pennsylvania
Thomas H. Benton
Ley
Eoin
Col. Benton
Mississippi
Legistutes
Gold and greenbacks in the money question debate
The piece discusses currency instability under Democrats and Whigs, criticizing gold as a failed medium and noting a large foreign-held bonded debt. It argues for greenbacks, cites figures of 2 billion in debt, and references figures like Colonel Benton and Governor William Allen, with scattered remarks on a Brooklyn revival and a Terre Haute candidate.
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Europe
Atlantic
Jim Fisk
Colonel Benton
Greenwneck
Bank of the United States
United States Bank
William Allen
Greenback
SUN
Sale of Real Estate to Satisfy Decree in Clay County
The decree directs sale of rents and profits if needed and, if not enough, the fee simple of the defendant’s interest at Bowling Green Indiana. The sale occurs without valuation or appraisement relief, on December 6, 1875, in Clay County.
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Bowling Green
Clay County
Indiana
Donaldsonville
Clay
Chiy County
Urcbana
Jesse B. Yocom
Sherif C. C
Court House
Price & Morgan
Brazil
County of
Public Auction Set On Clay County Property Rents
A certified copy from the Clay Circuit Court orders sale of rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years. The auction will occur Monday January 3 between ten in the morning and four in the afternoon at the Court House door in Bowling Green Indiana. The seller is Valentine Tour noux against John DeCamp Sophia DeCamp Robert M Wingate and Josephine Simpson.
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City Circuit Court
Samuel W. Curtis
Wiley
Cote
Oliver S. Leavenworth
Guardian
Clay Circuit Court
Lemuel R. Johnson
Nathan Johnson
William ‘Leavitt
Macgie Leavitt
Andrew Fleming
Greorg Black
William Black
Homer F. Berger
William Jarboe
Benjamin S. Henderson
Amanda L. Mason
Japees W. McClelland
Luther Wolfe
Isaac H. Kiggs
Hannah Talley
William Talley
John B. Renfro
John M. Gemple
Crewson
Robert Stapleton
Bowling Green
Clay County
Indiana
County of
Clay
Clay Circuit
Valentine Tournoux
John DeCamp
Sophia DeCamp
Robert M. Wingate
Josephine Simpson
Cal Atute
Nezekiah Wheeler
Dillon W. Bridges
Thomas M. Robertson
Sarah DeBruler
William W. DeBruler
Kentucky Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Ax City
Blanhood
Humen
Duff
Kentucky Avenue
Indianpolis
Chempest
America
Clay Chewis Court
Arthur Helton
John B. Kauble
Leah Kauble
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