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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
4
A 1900 editorial notes Oregon voters elected a Democrat governor by about 500 after a 13 000 Republican plurality. It argues a Democratic trend, Republican misrule, and calls for reform, citing Indiana lacking bribery penalties and urging the party to oust corrupt leaders.
This letter questions the conduct of a county superintendent and deputy who claimed pay while at the World's Fair and for time away. It alleges a current superintendent, a Republican, attends medical college in Lewisville Kentucky and charges four dollars daily, criticizing lack of censure, and hints at party bias between the former Democrat and current Republican.
A compact opinion piece denounces imperialism and trust politics. It critiques Senator Beveridge and Roosevelt, questions benevolent assimilation, and warns voters against backing a Republican ticket funded by trusts. The text mocks propaganda and urges cautious, independent voting.
The piece states that a national campaign should begin before a final judgment on the President’s handling of trusts is made. It questions whether the trusts accused of wrongdoing will be proven to be pursued as a show of enforcement or if findings later undermine that portrayal.
The text defines progress as democracy over plutocracy and places it in a historical frame. It contrasts modern Republican aims with ancient tyrants and cites Roosevelt Lodge and Beveridge as echoes of historic oppression. The speaker aligns with Jefferson, Patrick Henry, Lincoln, and Douglass as models of forward movement.
The piece quotes John W. Kern praising Democratic resolve to free Cuba and predicts Indiana’s four Democratic Congressmen W T Zenor Robert W Miers F M Griffeth and J M Robinson all three term incumbents will be re elected this fall If the next Congress is Democratic Indiana would gain influential committee positions led by experienced lawmakers
A dancing picnic is announced at Dyer's Grove for July 4. The notice invites attendance and outlines planned festivities and location details.
Jonny L. Kuscamentx, trustee of Posey Township, demands payment of all delinquent dog taxes to him by July Mek. Public notice warns taxpayers to settle outstanding amounts with the township assessor’s office.
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