07 Aug 1882
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Daily Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1882
Page
1
A garbled article references the 18th district campaign and joint discussion plans with Mora Voorhees and Harrison. It laments Republicanism in Fort Wayne, discusses rights under law, and notes a historic railroad built in 1834. It criticizes the 1920s era political climate and voter recognition while urging representation and caution against oppressive measures.
The text laments threats to liberty if people are tempted away from constitutional governance. It argues for fidelity to democratic principles, denounces corruption, and accuses the current republican era and congress of grave dishonesty and profligacy, urging preservation of self-government.
An 1882 Indianapolis letter from W J Terrell to General Ayres discusses circulating 10 000 copies of a speech, wryly noting Republican central committee maneuvering. The writer invokes Pauls conversion metaphor to urge Democrats to maintain reformist zeal, and signs as Wa & Evert, Private in the Democratic Army.
Readable fragments describe Horsford's Acid Phosphate and a medical remedy. Mentions a young bride, a clergyman husband in South Carolina, and a travel reading offered by Burlingon Route. Overall, the text is garbled OCR with scattered product names and unrelated travel notices.
The Kentucky race for Clerk of the Court of Appeals and county offices features Captain T Henry supporting the regular Fundoritien and Col. Jacob allied with Union Democrats. Jacob is counting on Democratic votes while Henry relies on a majority, with Republican gains anticipated to trim Jacob’s lead.
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