Democratic Nomination Notice and Publisher's Editorial Constraint
A newspaper notes delays in publishing a reader letter from Beale Glenn and explains reasons for not printing replies to defense articles on temperance. It asks readers to send communications by Saturday for print, warns about submission delays, and cites no guarantees of appearance in the issue.
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Beale Glenn
New York
Dee
New York Bulls
Antler
Peep O' Day
Greencastle
Archibald Johnston
Temperance Controversy Spurs Defender’s Stand
The publisher defends its temperance stance amid attacks from critics in Green Castle. It rejects coercion, vows to act on judgment, and warns it will not mere defend but respond if assaults continue.
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Greencastle
Executive Mission and Court Notes Highlight Indiana Affairs
Gov Wright's Washington trip yielded a three percent fund bid and a $3000 yearly mail agent post for Indiana and Illinois. Dr M J Lynch departs as Consul to Debdlia while the Common Pleas Court opens its summer term, with Judge Cowgill anticipated to preside. The Tamperance Tide critiques local anti liquor paradox as editors clash over what counts as intoxicating.
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Gov. Wright
Washington
Indiana
Illnois
Common Preas
Court of Common Pleas
Cowgill
People’s Court
Temperance meetings and sharp exchanges in Greencastle
A Greencastle crowd attended a temperance meeting at the Flist Methodist Church with remarks by Judge Farley and others. The town press defends its stance against critics, attacks in Blackwood's Magazine, and a future plan to publish more on temperance debates.
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Flist Methodist
Judge
Farley
The
Sentinel
Blackwood's Magazine
Woral Refarm
Ureva Castle
Esquire
Edwards
Bainbridge
Oviatt
Br. Oviatt
Bullingagate
Troy
Tve
Lamits
Hit
Greencastle
Newgate
California Duel News Shocks Lafayette Journal Readers
George C Bates of Detroit now in California reports a duel between U S Senator Gwin and ex Congressman McCorkle by rifle at thirty paces. The challenge arose from political accusations of corruption and bank favors. Locals fear arrest as officers pursue. public wagers mount on McCorkle’s odds. The note questions California political norms and constitutional bans on officeholders who accept challenges.
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George C. Bates
Detroit
California
Gwin
U.S
McCorkle
Congress
Bates
Lafayelle
Catholic Church Defended Against Drunken Church Charge
Michael Downey rebuts Rev Thomas Webb in a July Fourth letter defending Catholics, denying church drunkenness and urging scrutiny of scripture and doctrine, citing early church fathers, Lateran Council decree, and Catholic priestly sacrifice while criticizing Protestant leaders. The letter appeals for public retract and urges broader religious understanding.
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The
Sentinel
Dorrom
Thos
Webb
Anortey Crrizen
Special Envoy Bedendi to Visit United States From Rome
Monseignor Cajetan Bedendi Archbishop of Thebes leaves Rome as Holy See envoy to the United States. He will meet Washington authorities and church prelates to study Catholic interests here before proceeding to Brazil as Apostolic Nuncio.
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United States
Freeman’s Journal of
New York
Hughes
Rome
Monseignor Cajetan Bedendi
Thebes
Legations
Monseignor Bedendi
Paria
Holy Father
Washington
Brazil
Religious strife and rail progress in Indiana era
A lengthy critique denounces religious factionalism as a threat to the Constitution amid Catholic and Protestant tensions. The Indiana Central Railway progress report notes rapid work toward Indianapolis with multiple track assemblies and a October completion target. Also covered is Cass's Detroit visit and reflections on his life and public service.
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Indiana Central Raway
Centreville
Jacksons Hill
Dublin
Knightstown
Indianapolis
Jackson’s Hill
Jackson’s
Indiana Central
Dayton Journal
Surveying parties map routes to California and Walker Pass
Albany Register reports on multiple surveying expeditions. Major Stephens leads Washington Territory in the Northern line from Fond du Lac through Minnesota. Gunnison and Wilkinson plan routes from St. Louis to San Francisco and San Francisco to Walker’s Pass, aiming to meet and compare notes. Whipple’s squad advances from Fort Smith toward Walker’s Pass. a bustle of rail and business notes follows.
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Raitrean
Albany Register
Major Stephens
Washington Territory
Fond du Lac
Minnesota
Gunnison
St. Louis
San Francisco
Lint. Wilkinson
Walker’s Pass
Lieut. Whipple
Fort Smith
Walker's
Paas
Sierra Nevada
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Illinois
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M. J. Lynch
Debdlia
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Citigen
Averell
Baroum
Tom Thumb
Christ
Everon
Temperance
Temperance Tourchlight
Cimsen
A. Woollwagn
Applegate & Co
Mr. Daniels
New Book Store
Woodward
North
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Liberia
Madam Stowites
Pod
Europa
Todiana State Journal
Dejfrees
Daniel
Church of Christ
John Wesley
St.John
St. Poly
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Marcian
Polycarp
Satan
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the Sentinel, Church and State
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England
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Lewis Cass
Slote Sentinel
Ruioap Sprzer
Laporte
Chicago
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London
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Philad. Evening Bulletin
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