Indiana Voters Condemn Reconstruction Policy in Congress
A letter from Indiana House delegate J S Rerp in Indianapolis dated October 53, 1638 protests Reconstruction and federal tax policy. He details election contest obstacles in Wayne County, cites corrupt canvassing by Julian and board of canvassers, and vows to seek remedy via Congress if needed. He urges defense of ballot rights and pleads for proper certification records. Norwich logs uncover seventy-year aqueduct timbers. Henry Shaw plans to publish Henry Clay letters.
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Richmeond
Julieu
Luciapa
Congress
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Indiana
Joan
Indianapolis
Henry Shaw
Josh Billinge
Henry Clay
Lanesborough
Mr. Clay
New England
Fragmented racist polemic from The Corydon Republican
A crude early 20th century parody attacks Black voters and poor white voters, alleging Democratic manipulation and urging suppression of Black enfranchisement. The piece mocks education efforts for Black citizens and laments white voters' ignorance, expressing partisan frustration.
Pennsylvania Voters Split in 1866 Race Support Shifts
In 1866 Pennsylvania cast 597,507 votes with Republicans at 307,274 and Democrats at 290,496, giving Republicans a 17,978 edge. Total turnout 655,937 marked gains for Republicans and Democrats, with party majorities narrowing and Congress members shifting from 6 Democrats and 18 Republicans in 1866 to 9 Democrats and 15 Republicans this year.
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J. VY. Bemusdaffer
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Shelby
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Fountain
Montgomery
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Williams
Pennsylvania
Democracy
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Poor White Crash and the Four Votes Scandal
A fragment from the Corydon Republican claims Democracy gained four votes in a township by voting four poorhouse inmates. It laments publicans hurt by the idiotic ballot, noting a Radical position claims miscast votes and public sentiment.
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Ohio Vote Totals Through Years Show Shifting Majorities
The record lists Ohio state totals and party splits across years with Republican and Democratic tallies, margins, and gains. It notes changes in Democratic and Radical votes, plus later years showing small Republican leads or shifts, and mentions pressmen counts in a late year.
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