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Newspaper
Brazil Weekly Echo
Location
Brazil, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1875
Page
2
The piece notes President opposes renomination. After Pennsylvania and Ohio conventions Hays is the Republican pick for Ohio governor facing rival Willige Allen. The writer believes Uncle Billy will have an easy race.
Bangor Commercial notes Maine remains heavily snowed with drifts up to twenty feet near Katahdin and enough snow to cover Massachusetts in places. The report highlights persistent winter conditions across the state and surrounding areas.
The excerpt insults a political climate, arguing secession is dead and ridicules Bah Cumback and Smiler Colfax as 1896 Republican contenders. It contrasts Confederate memory with Union valor and dismisses the Republican party as doomed, predicting its imminent demise in 1876.
An eastern capitalist group toured President Grant's Kentucky style homestead in St. Louis, admiring broad acres. The white two story house with garret and southern kitchen sits among large stone chimneys and looming locust trees framing a grand approach, hinting at a more pretentious mansion beyond.
The item notes Fourth of July preparations with bandstand leaders from surrounding counties, a reading of the Declaration at Bowling Green, and a humorous jab at the Express. It also reports a fatal buggy accident near town, talk of a new Middlebury newspaper, an acquittal in a grand larceny case, and an upcoming grand European show with a zoological and moral circus.
A fragment from Cincinnati Enquirer shows Republican conventions endorsing Grant for a third term and urging unity. Kentucky and Pennsylvania delegates defend two-term limits, oppose Democratic plots, and warn against altering the presidential tenure.
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