Kentucky and national political turmoil and incidents
Reports from Kentucky and national headlines describe military actions at polling places, Democratic dominance in western Kentucky, voter intimidation rumors, and judge shifts. Grant expected to arrive soon. Highlights include a liquor brokers license ruling, insurance premium treatment, counterfeit twenties in Wisconsin piping, a fatal police shooting in Washington, and pardons limited to extreme cases.
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Census returns show vast state progress and delays
State Register notes scattered census returns leaving about one sixth of the state to hear from, with population near 750000, far below earlier estimates. Reports include Jefferson county court cases, military musters and dispatches, Davenport housing shortages, and various local notices from Davenport to Keokuk and beyond.
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Kentucky election chaos and political violence described
Telegraphic report details widespread election turmoil in Kentucky with claims of military interference, Democrat suppression, and Republican gains. It cites Green Clay Smith's victory by 700, Randall McKee and Ransom winning, and mentions outrages at polls, arrests, and voter intimidation across districts. Also notes Memphis bank probes, river steamer incidents, and Atlantic cable news delays.
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Vote Denied at Covington City Hall by Soldiers and Officer
Letter from Covington veteran Rosarr A. Banus recounts being refused entry to the polls at Covington City Hall by two soldiers and an officer, despite decades of lawful voting. He asked to consult the judges, but was barred and ordered to leave, noting similar incidents reported elsewhere. The account cites personal loyalty and past reactions to President Lincoln's death.
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Rebel John Mitchell faces trial in 1865 era debate
A historical column laments America’s treatment of John Mitchell, once hailed as a rebel, now jailed for treason. It contrasts U.S. and British attitudes, accusing America of hypocrisy in punishing dissent while praising rebellion elsewhere. The piece satirically notes Andrew Johnson as jailer and mocks patriotic rhetoric.
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Disgraceful Military Intimidation in Kentucky Vote
Dispatches from Lexington Kentucky describe a scandalous attempt to sway elections by military force. General Palmer allegedly ignored presidential orders, with arrests at polls and military dictation preventing lawful voting in multiple precincts. Conservative and Democratic results favored free voting where allowed, signaling a broader defeat for the amendment faction.
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