Senator Charman and the White Louse net controversy
Readers recount varied news notes from Ohio politics to Southern bribery cases and famine reports in China, including Senator Charman’s stance and a debate over Democratic tactics, with vivid anecdotes on public scandals and farm relief amid a broader critique of Reconstruction era politics.
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Charman
Ohio
Clear Lake
Potter
Louisiana
Jim Anderson
Feliciana
Witsens
Chicago Journal
Mayes
China
Tiantsville
Ale
New York
Alabama
Presd
Cedar Rapids
Davenport Gazette
Gazette
Iband Ib
Iowa
Department of Government
Democrati House
Democratic Campaign Fund
Wade Hampton
Edgefield
United States
South
Democratic violence claims questioned in postwar discourse
The piece cites Democratic denials of violence in the South, criticizes Agitators for portraying outrages as Republican lies, and discusses Southern petitions seeking compensation in bonds and land for wartime losses. It argues Democrats supported reparations and paid rebels through Congressional votes and silence.
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Chispliz
Haawburg
Anderson.s. CO
Rifle Clubs
South Carolina
Standard
South
Congress
Boti
Democratic Party
Radicals and Conservatives in American Politics
A critique labeling Democrats as radicals and Republicans as conservatives. The piece argues Democrats seek change and upheaval, citing alleged constitutional violations, monetary scheme threats, and labor finance schemes. It extols Republicans as orderly, stable, and prudent, urging readers to oppose radical democracy and support GOP conservatism as safer for enduring national policy.
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Frul
Radicala
Democratic Party
Dopmas
Censon
Bid
Republican Party
Party of Order
Tsi
Paltoer
Minwis
Whig ghosts and southern claims revive politics
The piece rails at hopeful prophets predicting southern Whig revival and Republican reinforcements after Hayes era promises. It cites Postmaster General Key and Independents in the south while warning Democrats will pay asserted claims totaling about 20 billion dollars sought from the United States treasury. It notes a Young Men's Christian Association prayer meeting at the Adams Street room near Grand Hotel every Sabbath afternoon.
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South
Mr. Hayes
Chicago Tribune
The
Chicago Journal
Davenport Gazette
Harpers
Bob
Key
Jina
Bera
United States Army
United States
United States Treasury
ML. A
Young Men's Christian Association
Adams St. Reac
Grand Hotel
J.C. Bromassiz
Pies
GM. Olmetrd
Ser
Fort Carolina
Jmuverend
Leuba
Drmauis
Jean
Party of Liberty
Atepubliganiarit
Whig Revival Talk and Parental Instruction Reflections
The text contrasts Southern political loyalties with a fading Whig presence and hints at Bourbon and Republican alignments amid independent candidates. It also discusses parental instruction, arguing the father’s example shapes a child’s virtues and aspirations, urging steady guidance toward growth and moral resolve.
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Lesbeem
Ain
Tie
Questions for Mr Brown and his stance on key issues
Readers are invited to interrogate candidate Tim othy Brown about his views on Reconstruction, state sovereignty, emancipation, constitutional amendments, rebel claims, Confederate debt, greenback versus gold, and repudiation. The notice asks if Brown is loyal to the public and to Clark, and calls for clear positions on vital postwar questions.
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Fifth District
Congress
Timothy Brown
South
Senter Samar
Chiangiss
Yale
Mr. Glark
Mr. Brown
Fat Money Delusions and Greenback Politics Debate
A lengthy dialogue on fiat currency opposes increased greenbacks and Dem criticizes fat money schemes. The speaker critiques fiat currency, defends hard money value, and warns of inflation, debt distress, and speculators undermining labor. Government money vs private promises framed as national policy debate with references to legal tender limits and wartime currency history.
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Wilson
Bloomfield
Congress
Iowa
Wallace
Tle
Voi
Karedetha
Fat Money Party
Republican Party
Republicaun Party
Greendack
Greenback Party
Rhidos
Howes
Ian
Greenback
Davidallers
RTB
C McCorkle
Pormry
Geo M. Warren
First National
Supreme Court of the United Bank of
Bik
Gannon
Swaadd
West Cedar Rapids
Matildaa Lyngh
Philip Minehartt
Yaa
Chas Chismore
John
Fox
Alex Campbell
Goon & Elliott
Keplar
D.oresd
Tha
Geo C Perkins
Wis
Kate
Mason
Willice
Jolm Dinsos
Real Estate Transfers in Cedar Rapids Week Ending 1878
Abstracters of Titles reports transfers in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Entries include Samuel Singer Jy to Josaph Karban Milor Miler to Genter Point and Main St. transfers. Henry Gregg Caleb Cree and many other parcels across Centre Point and Marion with varied acreage and street fronts. a sidewalk laying order authorized by city.
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TC. Make It Co
City National Bank
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Samuel Singer
Josaph Karban
DC Cramer
Milo Miler
Main St
Genter Point
Deap
Burley M Llollis
Elizabeth G Loltis
Marion
Nagne
Henry Gregg
Caleb' Cree
John Lortiteighard Wink
Gusenbartiak
Isham
Dows
Sarah
Margates Waller
Nikl
Rosa Dvorak
Carpenter
Cannell
Godag
Aa Tolinna
Eo Wit
la Sauna Wi
Ebel
Gentine
Monae Bk
Carpomuer
Baden
Jess
Lia
Guelun
Sane Gonivels
Penich
AL Sixvons
Huagnter
Te Chy Canpels
Haldues
Legcar St
Cathavis
Sadei
Rowapupur
Goa
Alue Seid
Dhe Aurelibhiae Sahl Sidlswelles
Nevelty
Ity
Cedar Rapl
Dioels
Mit
Tebeliony
Wen Gays
Suballe
Tancolm
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Rustees Gould
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Burlington, Cedar Laphs & Worthern Railway Co
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Walker
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Wilson & Co
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Rowley
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Mary G Phelps
West Cedi Rapids
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Shane Sleaak
Tohn McArthur
Roswma
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Ilbupiny Gallery
Iowa Avenue
Owa State Fair
F. J. Shefler
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Watchdapston Steel
Geda Raptis, Towa
W. D. Watrous & Co
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Cedar Rapids Business College
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English Training School
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Lovetree
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Charcoal and Coke
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Carver
Gedar Rapids
Wiest Premine Levy West Premio
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the Times Job Department
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