Scrub Race and War Talk in 1846 Greensburg
In Greensburg the 1846 April election produced a lively scrub race with Whigs sweeping two Justices of the Peace posts and four Constables amid bitter campaigning. The piece notes a contested Bryan election, a doggery tie to a Cable, and Barton Harney’s one day postmaster stint. Volunteers recruit for Mexican War era service and a later postscript laments newspaper finances. The text ends with an physician testimonial and Peruna advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Repository
Dbelow
Justices OF the Peace
Squire Bryan
Board of County Justices
Bryan
George Cable
Cable
George W. Cable
Louisiana
Greensburg
Carter & Co
Dan Stewart
Barton M. Harney
Repository
James M. Talbott
Indiana
Mexico
Harry Rosenbush
M. F. Rosenbush & Co
Ind
Riley
Colorado
DeArmond Hotel
John E. Osborn
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B. C
A. D
Samuel Bryan
Ezra Lathrop
Israel T. Gibson
Andrew F Hobbs
Noah C Gageby
Absalom D. Lee
James Blair
Peyton H. Barkley
John D. Wilson
Enoch Ricketts
Jacob Beyles
Sam J. H. Abbott
John Bryson
Tsaac House
M. F. Burnett
Washington Township
Barton H. Harney
Silas Stewart
Bart
Parvo
Decatur Cavalry
Elk. Lathrop
Decatur
St. Omer
Decatur County Volunteers
J. M. Talbott
J. E. Housier
J. B. Lathrop
California
esThere
Helen Dawson
Snyder
Tex
Peruna
Manalin
Caleb Conklin
Midland
Ohio
Dr. Hartman
S. B. Hartman
Startman Sanitarium
Columbus
Perana
S.B. Hanv
Peru
State OF
Decatur County
M. Fosenbush & CO
Greensboro