Corruption and restoration talk fill Corydon Democrat pages
The issue prints a strong critique of political corruption across national and state levels. It highlights bribery in Congress and state capitals, urges public morals restoration, and relays President Grant’s speech proposing Virginia and Mississippi constitutional decisions and early readmission to the Union.
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Notable Frauds in State Government Spark Outsized Scandal
The passage attacks a group of artful knaves dominating the State’s Executive and Legislative branches. It notes they are represented in the Senate by a figure described as an expert unmatched in corruption, as exposed by the New Yorker.
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Quiet Rhode Island election shows Republican edge in state vote
Providence April 7 reports a quiet election with a Republican ticket led by Seth Paddleford winning by about 2000 votes. Senate likely 27 Republicans to 6 Democrats and House 62 Republicans to 11 Democrats. Local results show Providence 1642 R 576 D, Newport 407 R 103 D, Bristol 470 R 183 D, Woonsocket 298 R 51 D.
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St Louis Municipal Election Returns Favor Republicans
Returns from the St Louis municipal election on Thursday indicate the entire Republican ticket was elected.
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Jessa R Grant Relative of Ulysses in Cincinnati
Jessa R Grant, noted as father of Ulysses, is reported to be in Cincinnati gathering family and attending local events. The brief item confirms his relation and location without additional context.
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Gald Closes In New York At 82 42
The market report notes the Gald closed in New York Saturday at 82 42, marking a notable level for investors. Details on sector impact or trading volumes were not provided in the readable text.
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Reconstruction Debates Over Georgia Bill and Georgia Politics
The House heatedly debates a Georgia reconstruction bill with speeches by Voorhees Bingham and Schenck. Critics warn the measure threatens civil power in Georgia and unjustly disenfranchises officeholders. Butler pressures for enforcement of the fourteenth amendment amid partisan clash.
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What is Life A Lyrical Home Scene
Fragmentary verse evokes a life at home from crib to tomb. It paints a family scene with a child, a cottage, daily objects, and a quiet progression from early days to final rest. The imagery blends domestic affection with mortality.
Bonnet Fashions Shape National Strains and Welsh Laughter
A London correspondent notes last season's small high bonnets return with little change in size. Strawy materials decline as fashion adds height with puffs and trims. straw workers suffer near starvation. A Welsh bishop question sparks a joke about a linguistically troubled wife who lectures instead of preaching.
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Amusing Anecdotes From Maia Camp Meeting
A Metho dist brother and fretful wife at Maia camp meeting share a prayer moment in which the husband proclaims Amen truth. In New Bedford churches a chorister with a imposing voice dares to overshadow the choir during a conclusion featuring a thunderous biblical text.
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Mis Courage on the Field Gen Haeil at Shiloh
An article extols equine bravery in war, praising horses in battle and recounting General Tuttle’s war horse. It notes the horse’s wounds at Boxt Donelson Shiloh Jackson and Vicksburg, and honors its role and the owner’s tribute.
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Clergyman Resumes Service After Cuffing Disorderly Boys
In Hannibal Missouri a pastor interrupted during a church service descended from the pulpit and gave several mischievous boys a sharp cuffing. After the punishment the clergyman regained control and continued the service without further incident.
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A Boy Breaks Sabbath Quiet for Spiritual Fun
A five year old, weary after Sunday, asks his stern father to let him have a little spiritual fun. The father, surprised by the request, loosens his strict demeanor and allows a brief playful moment before bedtime.
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Crowded Plate Incident Provokes Heavens Credit Plea
A poor Scot in an Edinburgh church on a Sunday mistook a crowk piece for a penny and asked to return it but was refused. He muttered About getting credit in heaven while the door keeper replied that credit is only for the penny he meant to give.
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