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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1876

Page

6

Civil Service Reform Debate Loyal to Hayes

Ex Senator Schurz praises Governor Hayes in a defense of civil service reform. He argues Hayes’s moral character and steady purge of corruption, contrasts Hayes with Tilden, and asserts Hayes would use executive power to implement thorough reform while condemning the spoils system and party machine influence.

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Watchfulness urged for officers betraying trust

Government calls for vigilance against officials who have betrayed official trust or faked records and must perform their duties to the highest standard of efficiency to maintain integrity and public confidence.

Tilden Perjury Allegations Shake Presidential Bid

Albany Evening Journal reports repeated evidence accusing Samuel J. Tilden of income fraud and perjury from 1862 to 1870. The piece portrays him as corrupt and unfit for the White House, arguing his reform claims collapse under disclosed salaries from railroad and iron interests.

Terre Haute & Alton Chicago & Northwestern Chicago & Alton Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Chicago Cumberland Iron Company New York Tilden Epublic Magazine

Specimens of Tilden's Patriotism and Honesty

A critical 19th century cri de coeur accuses Horatio Seymour Tilden of disloyalty during the Civil War era. The piece claims he refused Union help, opposed coercion of secession, aided Copperheads, hindered the war, and embezzled funds, painting a portrait of alleged fraud and perjury toward the Republic.

Tilden Nothern Copperheads Knights Golden Circle Chicago St. Louis Terre Haute Patriotic Fund

Wait for Election Propaganda Verse Endorsing Hayes Wheeler

A partisan verse from the Indianapolis Journal extols voting for Hayes and Wheeler to save the nation from slavery and monarchy. It attacks reformers and portrays the opposition as failing the war and seeking power, urging readers to join the movement and voice support.

Amn Union Hayes Wheeler Washington Hendrick Indianapolis Journal

Slander on Gov Hayes and tax charge from 1870s

The Chicago Tribune reports a Democratic critique of Hayes over alleged personal tax misstatements. It notes a Democratic Board of Equalization found Hayes's 1874 1875 returns correct, disputes claims about Birchard estate bequests and a piano, and contrasts with Tilden denying clear affidavits. It suggests perjury charges against Tilden and ongoing Democratic efforts to shift attention to Hayes.

Tilden Hayes Denn Gov Hayes Democratic Board of Equalization Joy Hayes Gen Comly Ohio Birchard Fremont Fero Obito Lan Gorager Gov Tilden Chicago Tribune

German royal figures hold honorary army roles

The German Empress widow of the late King of Prussia the Crown Princess Victoria and the wife of Prince Charles are or have been colonels by courtesy in the German army.

King of Prussia Victoria Prince Charles

Chinese etiquette warns against frequent public appearances

A Chinese etiquette book admonishes young ladies not to ask parental permission to be seen on the streets more than twice in a year, stating it as a limit set by good breeding.

Instructions to United States Marshals on upcoming elections

The Attorney General issues circular guidance to U S Marshals about protecting voting rights at elections. It orders presence at registration and polling sites, supports Deputy Marshals and special deputies, and emphasizes suppressing violence or interference to ensure the people's will is ascertained. It notes federal supremacy and urges compliance with Supreme Court rulings guiding enforcement.

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