Indiana Governor Hendricks Inaugural Address Highlights Reform Calls
The governor outlines plans to submit constitutional amendments by 1873 election, support for Indiana Woman Suffrage, reform of the Reformatory for Women and Girls, expanded geology funding, and a stance on the Wabash and Erie Canal compact with Ohio. He favors temperance measures, pardons reform, and urges clearer bill titles. He presides over the inauguration with a call for state unity.
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United States
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Pennsylvania
House
Senate
American Woman Suffrage Association
American Woman ‘Suffrage Association
General Assembly
American Statesman
Reformatory For Women
Jeffersonville
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Board of Agriculture
Geological Survey
Washington National Monument
Joel Parker
New Jersey
Washington City
Parker
General Assembly OF
Ohio
R. B. Hayes
Wabash and Erie Canal
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Wabash
Elle ‘Canal
Jerenial “Sullivan
Wyllis Silliman
Congress
Ohio and
Maumee River
Lake Erie
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Perrysburg
Chicago Law Institute
Chicago
Supreme Court
Law Institute of Chicago
Gavin and Hord
A. B. Gookins
Mammon
Republic
Lincoln
Hendricks
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Cawthorn
Glasgow
Bayliss
Roberts Park
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Houser
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