Indianapolis Sun in Indianapolis, Indiana

Politically charged reminiscences and social scorn in an 19th century column

A verbose critic rebukes a gentleman Bundy for praising Morton and Hendrick monument efforts while deriding both, comparing statues to Colfax and Custer, venting anti Turkish, czarist, and political satire slurs. The piece attacks census workers, Western Union, and editors, ends with local ad copy and a cough remedy note.