Controversy Over National Convention and Religion in Politics
The Sentinel reprints Ft Wayne Gazette criticisms of a proposed National Convention at Cincinnati to amend the Constitution toward a Christian nation. It condemns federal atheism claims, defends religious liberty, and warns against mixing religion with civil government while criticizing President and Radical presses for political manipulation and patronage.
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America
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Gazette
Utah
Josery Amd Batata
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Attorney General suits over misuse of public funds judged
In this issue the Indianapolis Sentinel discusses the Attorney General’s suits to recover interest improperly received by state officials from public funds. The paper reportedly justifies or excuses such use as a perquisite of office, a point its remarks appear to defend.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
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Sentinel
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Gavin & Herd
Gavin & Mord
Indiana
Han NA
Terre Haute Journal
Jos. E. McDonald
Chas. Ray
A. G. Porter
Benjamin Harrison
Hines
John M. Butler
John P. Baird
McCarty
C. B. Hord
Hendricks
Thomas A. Hendricks
Nelson Trussler
Jonathan W. Gordon
Kneffler
John Hanna
W. H
The Dead Democracy and the 1870-71 Election
A discussion of Democratic revival and unity against radical rule using The World’s 1870-71 vote figures. It argues for renewed party faith, leadership, and reform, warning against perils of disunion while detailing a Democratic electoral majority in theory and the current Radical Senate and House majority.
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New York
Democratic Party
Radical Party
Grant
Constitutional Union
Stiecces
Akitt
Phese Misu
National Déuocratie
Congress
United States
U.S. Senate
House
Arkansas
Missouri
Mississippi
West Virginia
Republican Party
Israel
Black Cat Skinning and Democratic Press Feud in Indiana
A critical editorial rebukes the Indianapolis Sentinel for harsh language and personal quarrels over canal debt and public funds. It defends restraint, urges lawful justice for all officials, and warns of corrupt influences from central state offices to local governments.
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Sentinel
Democratic Party
Democratic Party of
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The
Ohio
Sentina
Fort Wayne
Aden
Kim Bart
Evans and Morrison
Indianapolis
Pari del Icto
Fort Wayne Journal Praises Jens Neuberger as Promising Young Attorney
The Fort Wayne Journal lauds Jens Neuberger Esq a popular fellow citizen as a young attorney of much promise who already shows notable capability and achievement in his professional path.
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Fort Wayayne
Jens Neuberger
Apportionment Bill Gains House Support
The apportionment bill for a future 283 member Congress places the base at 123000 population and has passed the House. It would add forty seats in the current chamber with gains spread across states led by Minnesota with 13, Illinois five, Missouri four, and several states gaining one to three seats. A Senate passage is expected amid a likely contest in the state referenced as Kangus.
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New York
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Virginia
North Carolina
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Mississippi
Ohio
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Missouri
Arkansas
Michigan
Texas
Iowa
Wisconsin
California
Minnesota
Kangus
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Contenders Eye Stump Duel And Mock German Stock Ties
A political clash looms as rivals prepare to challenge BIury on the stump. The scene hints at a battle of oratory and sharp rhetoric aimed at outmaneuvering the opponent. The text notes Billy Williams, a German stockholder in Volksfreund, as a potential counter.
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Billy Williams
Volksfreund
Red Flag Protest Over Funeral Procession in New York
The Fort Wayne Sentinel denounces authorities for blocking a funeral in honor of Ferre and Roussean, two leaders linked to anti-republican violence. It defends free assembly while condemning groups like Hibernians and Turners as threats to liberty and civilization. It cites Parisian uprisings and calls for vigilance to uphold the Constitution.
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Palais Royal
Paris
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Taeopore ‘Tilton
Beyramey F. Waps
Anysis
Grant
Wayne Sentinel
Senate vote exposes measures to curb Grant era corruption
The Senate rejected a broad inquiry into official frauds and adopted a weak retrenchment committee, amid clashes between TRUMBULL, MOROS and others. Reported as a split within Radicals and a push by reformers, the piece notes Moran praising Civil Service while TRUMBULL cites deep flaws. The piece hints at party fissures and hopes for a break with corruption allies.
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Trovault
Congress
Grant
Senate
Moros
Trumbull
Anthony
Rhode Island
Debates on Honest Government and the American People
In this debate Mr. Scharz asserts that the American people are nearing demand for an honest government and that all lawful means should be used to achieve that objective. The statement frames public expectation as imminent and emphasizes adherence to constitutional methods.
Political Editorialesques About The Gazette And Sentinels
A sharp critique of The Gazette and its motives, arguing the Sentinel and Gazette alike manipulate religion in politics. The author defends free criticism, contrasts party lines, and questions adherence to constitutional principles while questioning The Gazette’s alignment with Grant and Morton themes.
Gazette and Sentinel clash over Grant era investigations
The Indianapolis Sentinel backs a thorough probe of social misconduct in city and state affairs, while the Gazette fares accusations about bias and “Radical” allies. The exchange accuses the Gazette of aiding Grant’s administration and calls for honest civil service reform.
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McCarry
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Schurz
Wilson
Grant
Allen County
the Gazette
Champion City and Its Burglars in a Springfield Letter
A Springfield letter from December 1871 mockingly defends the city as the Champion City, cites an alleged burglar gang centered there, and lampoons political foes. The writer jokes about vaccination, railroads, and a visit by George Francis Train, while denouncing Radical rule and forecasting repeal of public corruption.
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Opera House
Rip van Winkle
Ole
Fort Wayne
George Francis Train
Aimeries
George Francis
Grant
San Domingo
Sri Mary
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Great Whitain India Flood Reports Sweep Homes and Gangs
Mail from India describes a violent river rise on the 15th that breached banks for three nights, destroying about three thousand sand houses in the city and in Jounpour, leaving ten thousand homeless. Food shortages and poor harvests are noted as authorities struggle to respond. In Londonderry a proclamation bans processions amid fears of a planned protest by the boss of Derry, though Catholics are not expected to trigger trouble.
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Daberne
York
Besnrw
Bec
Londonderry
Derry
Wanted Agents Great Horror Emphasizes Million Repayment
Fragmentary notice advertises agents for a scheme described as the great horror involving millions. Mentions pathways to profit and locations including St Louis and New Orleans, with unclear details and names obscured by garbled text.
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Bomeneers Map
St Lonle
New Orleans
Naviwi
Notable literary work advertised by McCurdy company
An advertisement touts a Bible scenes book titled Notes on the Ban and more, praising its beauty and value. It claims the author's portrait adds value, calls the work popular, and presents McCurdy & Co. with race street Cincinnati and Monroe Street Chicago addresses as purchase points.
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Be. McCurdy & CO
Race St
Cincinnati
Monroe
Chicago
Every One His Own Doctor Marriage Guide Ad
A private instruction book on sexual health and reproduction by Dr William Young, offered in impermissible terms. It promises to reveal secrets of the sexual system, urges readers to buy for 50 cents, and recommends consultation by mail or at 416 Spruce Street Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
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