State officials named in election slate
Secretary of State Norman Eddy of St. Joseph county and Auditor of State John B. Shoemaker of Perry county are listed as state officials.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1870
Page
3
Secretary of State Norman Eddy of St. Joseph county and Auditor of State John B. Shoemaker of Perry county are listed as state officials.
The Scott County Democratic Convention at Lexington selected delegates for the Congressional Convention to be held in Albany next Thursday. It adopted a resolution to cast Scott County’s vote for Ton. 5K. Wolfe for Congress by a large margin. Tensions arose as Kerr supporters disrupted proceedings, with protests and a second set of delegates reportedly appointed. The convention also instructed delegates to back William C. Pret for District Prosecuting Attorney and noted Mr. Price as an experienced lawyer. A real estate ad for Mrs. McCown and Mrs. Vance in Corydon was highlighted.
A Caustic radi cal letter discusses Democrats split over Mr Kerr and Mr Wolfe as Mc Kerr Weathered by party loyalty. Republicans watch for opportunistic gains while Dems fear Wolfe’s move weakens the party. Corrections note Elizabeth event details and a local business update in the same column.
Notice warns that only James D Triiv holds the license for artificial dentures in Corydon Indiana and forbids Rubber Dental and Heersed use. A reward is offered for information leading to convictions for patent infringement. Readers are urged to buy local goods from Wigley and others to avoid city prices. Last Thursday brought dark clouds with no lightning.
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