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The Fruits of Radicalism in Nineteenth Century Politics
A strongly opinionated critique argues taxation and debt favor the rich while harming the poor. It condemns protective tariffs and monetary policy, cites a floggings case in Medford, and links radical rule to job losses, racial injustice, and the spread of Black labor and Black suffrage in Indiana and beyond. It labels the Fifteenth Amendment as weaponizing politics against white workers.
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Congress
Hoosier Brata
U. S
Washington
Grant era chaos as Natchez municipal offices vanish
The piece mocks Reconstruction noting widespread disqualification of public officers in Natchez Mississippi. It cites J E Clay as a declined ministerial nominee and claims the city lacks a mayor council or police, with eight former policemen acting as deputies to maintain order until government is rebuilt.
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South
Natchez
Mississippi
Radical papers mock Congress fracas among Schenck Logan and Butler
Our Radical papers deplore the adjournment scene while praising themselves as apologizers. They label the fracas a paragon of legislative blackguardism and accuse each other of lies cowardice and hypocrisy with no attempt to restore order.
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Congress
Schenck
Logan
Butler
Imperialist sale pace continues amid radical influence
An edition of 10,000 copies has nearly sold out with 400 remaining and a second release planned for Friday. Radicals possess substantial money and influence, ensuring the project is not halted by press scrutiny.
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Ezprees
Old Cartman Pap Ainsley and a Forgiven Father Tale
The piece recounts Pap Ainsley, a weary hand-cart man, who after years without liquor discovers a long-lost daughter in a Stockton homeowner’s parlor. The man, who once tried to shoot his son-in-law, is recognized by the daughter who forgives him. A sympathetic wife helps resolve a tangle of debts and family estrangement, and Ainsley remains with his cart, now guiding his grandchildren.
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John Ainsley
Pap Ainsley
Montgomery
California
Teuton
Ainsley
Syracuse
New York
Ainsley Farm
Connecticut
Stockton
Cartman
California Street
Bridget
Maria
Maria Eastman
Dr. Eastman
Evansville and Indianapolis Railroad prospects and local notices
Indiana news items report Monday's Odd Fellows Celebration in the city, hopes for the Evansville and Indianapolis railroad, a Jeffersonville Penitentiary escape incident, a Madison division official's death, a Terre Haute hand injury, and Indianapolis income-tax data. Also included are a lengthy discussion of national finance plans and critiques, with proponents and opponents debating a Treasury note currency, bank reforms, and aims to relieve the national debt.
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Odd Fellows
Evansville
Indianapolis Railroad
Deak
Great Britain
England
Bonaparte
National Life and Credit
Treasury
Oregon
Maine
Europe
Debt vs Republic: Radical presses push balance of power
The Cincinnati Enquirer denounces the Imperialist line on the national debt, arguing the debt threatens the Union and urging Americans to choose the Republic over lingering debt. The piece likens past abolition of vast property to a patriotic stand and predicts rapid clarity as citizens must decide where they stand.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Republican Party
National Union
Europe
United States
Five hundred twenty seven Cuban executions under scrutiny
The Foreign Relations Committee reviews a list claiming 527 executions by Spanish authorities in Cuba over three and a half months. The panel seeks accuracy and any American names, amid rumors of U.S. expedition plans and a large volunteer force, with misdirection about embarkation points.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Cuba
New Orleans
New York
Grant snubbed as Senate blocks Kansas postmaster
The piece notes President Grant sidelined by the Senate over a Lawrence Kansas postmaster appointment, with a clash in the White House involving Senator Ross. It cites Brownlow’s opposition to a Knoxville pension agent and predicts more turmoil as critics denounce Grant. Also mentions Paris prohibiting sweepstakes on races.
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Senate
Grant
Lawrence
Kansas
Ross
White House
Chandler
Knoxville
Tennessee
Brownlow
Grant criticized for favoritism in Mexican ministry move
The Catholic Telegraph denounces Grant for personal jealousy and nepotism in war times. It accuses him of appointing Nelson of Indiana to replace him in the Mexican Ministry, claiming such favoritism damages administration and sours essential allies.
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Catholic Telegraph
Grant
Rosecrans
Nelson
Indiana
Dore Paints Titania With Moving Fairy Life
Tur Paris correspondent of the London Telegraph reports Gustave Doré has created a remarkable painting titled Titania. The scene overflows with fairies and imp-like beings, even trees seem inhabited, making the single square foot of canvas feel like a living exhibition.
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Tur
Paris
London Telegraph
Gustave Dore
Wild man seeks move of seat of government to New York
A Cincinnati Commercial affiliated man aims to gain notoriety by urging relocation of the national capital from Washington to New York City. Opinion holds that Empire City already harbors significant vice and crime, and moving Congress there would merely invite new schemes by its burglars.
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Cincinnati
Washington
New York
Empire City
Congress
Radical wool protection policy sparks agricultural crisis
The piece laments Congress backed wool protection as ruinous. It cites overproduction in wool and slaughter of sheep in Iowa, with pelts sold and carcasses fattening hogs. It criticizes Grant era views on labor and taxation, contrasting Navy Yard work with black labor abroad as ambassadors.
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Congress
Towa
New England
West
Grant
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Scronz Meaning Apron Not Shirt in German Note
The Chicago Times notes Scronz in German means apron not shirt and explains the linguistic point. It also reports Washington Republicans agreeing Mississippi elections be delayed until fall to avoid disrupting planting. Prentice advises youths on success, urging industry economy prayer and contributing to a house for Gen. Grant.
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Chicago Times
Scronz
Cann Scewarz
Washington
Mississippi
Prentice
Grant
Richmond seeks sidewalk and gaslights amid dog law tension
John L. Ketcham, Esq., entered the grocery house of Alford, Talbot & Co. in Indianapolis. While talking with Mr. Talbot, he stepped backward into an open hatchway and fell into the cellar, sustaining serious injuries whose full extent is not stated.
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John L. Ketcham, Esq
Alford, Talbot & Co
Indianapolis
Various News Snapshots From A Broken Era
Cuban volunteers depart New York for southern ports. Horace Greeley quips on seeking easy money. A wife advertises baboon and pets for sale due to marriage. Attorney General Hoar says Marshals and US Attorneys appointments are done. The Cheyenne Leweler notes White Pine travelers returning. Juarez's family and age described. Wellington Ohio reports cheese manufacture after sheep sales. Vast vows move in Lorain County. A dying man is offered vegetables instead of bread, in a rural anecdote.
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Hoar
United States
Cheyenne Lewler
White Pine
Alaska
Hell
Juarez
Wellington
Ohio
Lorain County
Billy W
Ife
Indiana
Senate
Indianapolis Ind
National Asylum
Dayton
Knightstown
Stein
Cravens
Turner
House of Refuge
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Switzerland
National Asylum For
Joint
Southern
Merriweather
Judiciary
Judiciary Committee
Abundant Strawberries and a Sea of Early News
Mobile sees strawberries at one dollar a quart while Orange New Jersey carpenters strike for four dollars daily. Reports cover Paris living costs for General Dix, saloons closed in Tipton Indiana, and ten million Bordan cartridges ordered for Spain. Bishop and political notes mix with incidents from Westbury Massachusetts to Cuba and Wisconsin sermons.
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Mobile
Orange
New Jersey
General Dix
Paris
Tipton
Indiana
Connecticut
Richard Lafflin
Westbury
Mass
Thomas Keenan
Massachusetts
Plymouth Church
Steve Boyle
Michigan
New York
Indignation in Senate over Grant nominations sparks debate
In Washington on April 21 the Senate debated President Grant’s nominations. A resolution sought lists of all officers and their states of origin to reveal patronage patterns. Some foreign nominees were criticized as unfit, with one labeled a drunkard and another a thief, and mentions of withdrawals or rejections followed.
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Wassington
Grant
Republic
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Colle
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