Centennial Excursion and Political Feuds Stir Indiana News
This column reviews recent events from Indiana and nearby states including a Centennial excursion from Indianapolis, a New York World tie to Lord Lytton, and local tax delinquencies. It notes political maneuvering in Illinois and Indiana, a grand jury indictment in Indianapolis, and debates over Confederate amnesty while reporting Centennial building costs and fundraising progress.
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National Republican Committee
Cincinnati
Ohio
Alexander M. Gow
Indiana
Philadelphia
Tur Arcola
Andrew Johnson
Mrs. Patterson
Greenville
Tennessee
Wag
Mr. Hug
Sheriff’s Pile
Our City
Editor's cautious stance fuels hope for Clay County race
The Enterprise editor, pleased by our week's Ecno note disavowing candidacy, grows hopeful his party may win Clay County next fall. He cautions not to rejoice, promising to contest every inch of ground and to scratch for every vote against the Grant party amid hard times.
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Ecno
Clay County
Grant
Indiana Delegation Fires Back on Resumption Act Vote
The piece condemns Morton C. Muster for backing hard money and records Indiana lawmakers who voted for and against a rules suspension to express support for the resumption act. It notes Democrats and some Republicans voted for while Hunter and Baker voted against, urging voters to dismiss Hunter next fall. The writer claims the district opposes the act and labels Muster’s stance as misrepresentation.
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Iolman
Indiana
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Morton C. Muster
Congress
Bill Holman
House of Representatives
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Benoni S. Fuller
James D. Williams
J. D. New
W. 8. Helman
M.S. Robinson
Frank Landers
T.J. Cason
W. S. Haymond
J. L
Slinter
Daniel
Reorganization Meeting of Clay County Democratic Central Committee
A January 13 1876 gathering at Grange Hall Bowling Green called by James M Hopkins reorganized the Clay County Democratic Central Committee. Chairman Hoskins retained control with Simon Hirsch and Hiram Teter as secretaries while township committeemen were named for Posey Dick Johnson Van Buren Cas teel and others.
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Democratic Central Committee
Clay County
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Hoskins
Tressel
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Hieram Teter
van Buren
South
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Jackson
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Perry
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Lewis
Nelson W. Marshall
Harrison
A. Byrd
Washington
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Cas—C. B. Moore
Sugar Ridge
James Ferguson
Brazil
John G. Acheloiire
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Central Committee
KE. P. Talbott
Indianapolis
Indiana
James Whitcomb
Hiram Teter
Congress
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