Rush county stock sale slated for September
The Standard notes the next Rush county stock sale will be on the first Saturday in September. It also cites Indiana railroad assessments near forty million dollars and previews the Ripley County fair starting Tuesday at Osgood. The column critiques Philadelphia and Indianapolis politics, comments on Jewish rights, and recalls a Civil War letter from a Union veteran.
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An Angry Jewish Rights Critique in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Sentinel denounces Judge Hilton and Austin Corbin for endorsing a boycott against Hebrews. It claims persecution of Jews as a Christian era crime and defends Israelite dignity while condemning attacks on New York’s Jewish community and their patrons at Grand Union Saratoga Manhattan hotels and rail lines.
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Christ
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Indianapolis
A. T. Stewart
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Blaine Viewed as Leading Republican Nomination Hope
The Chicago Tribune favors John Blaine as the strongest Republican candidate for the nomina tion, with Sherman as a close second and E B Washburne as a possible dark horse. It assumes Grant is out, noting Blaine’s sustained boldness, senate record, and continued popular support.
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Tennessean Congresswoman Says Negroes Are Born Politicians
Hon Cassy Young of Tennessee argues that negroes are born politicians and among the best in the South today. She challenges Voorhees’s view on mental capacity and adds Hayes has more Southern Democrat friends than Tilden, predicting Hayes would win more Southern States if both ran again.
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