Louisiana should be settled by troop withdrawal and Packard's fall
The piece argues that Louisiana’s Packard government collapsed with U S troops withdrawn from New Orleans, ending Republican rule in the South. It contends Hayes’s conciliatory policy failed, cites violence and press hostility, and asserts Congress and the Electoral College resolved the national dispute while Louisiana sovereign rights remained.
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Inez
New Orleans
Packard
Enda
South
Mason & Dixon
Louisiana
Nichols
Republicana
Electoral Commission
Sam Tilden
Inng
Hayes
Hampton
Weber
West Feliciana Court House
John F. Moore
de Soto Parish
U. S
North
Prest Hayes
Mr. Packard
Iowa
South Carolina
United States
Republican Conciliations and Civil War Echoes in 1876
The piece laments Southern Republican abandonment and fears re enslavement of freedmen while urging cautious, fair action toward the President. It notes a Democratic Congress could not veto army appropriations, discusses Packard and Tilden rumors, and hints at political maneuvering between Field and Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleana
Packard
Southern temper in Richmond on Radical party
The Richmond Enquirer reflects a conciliatory mood yet remains hostile to the Radical party. It condemns contact with the party and rejects any terms with those it calls oppressive and slanderous, arguing their actions have harmed the South for ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Enquirer
South
Radical Party
Egypt
Blaine Denies Plans to Attack President Hayes at Congress
A circulating rumor claims Senator Blaine will oppose President Hayes in an opening Congress address. A letter to a Cincinnati acquaintance refutes the report, stating there is not a word of truth in it and denying any intention to attack the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Blaine
Congress
Blaine
Cincinnati
Hayes
Northern Methodists Targeted in New Orleans Abuse Column
The New Orleans Democrat column attacks Northern Methodists as corrupt and heretical reformers. It portrays Old Praise-God-Barebones as kinder in faith than these "ranters" seeking political power for fourteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Democrat
Nicholl
Louisiana
Czar Declares War on Turkey as Russian Forces Move In
Russian war against Turkey escalates with occupy Bucharest Roumania 250000 population neutral lines blurred. Turkish 10000 strong advances from Widdin to war seat. neutrality violated by both sides. General European war seems inevitable.
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Russia
Turkey
Bucharest
Roumania
Wallachia
Moldavia
Widdin
Europe
Wade Denounces Hayes Southern Policy in Ohio Letter
Senator B F Wade of Ohio condemns President Hayes for abandoning emancipation efforts. He recalls backing Hayes at the Cincinnati Convention and accuses Hayes of aligning with enemies of the colored race, predicting harm to emancipation gains and party prospects. Wade asserts historical warning against benevolent intentions.
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B. F. Wade
Ohio
President Hayes
Wade
Hayes
Cincinnati
Jefferson
N. U. Painter
Washington
D. C
Sik
South
Congress
Gov. Hayes
Hays
Hell
B. F. Wabe
Evolution and miracles debated in scientific review
A defense of natural causation at life's origin clashes with calls for miraculous intervention. The article argues the order of nature is universal and must explain life without supernatural agency, citing Huxley, Darwin, and critics while addressing Walworth and Deems. It also notes protoplasm as the life precursor and urges continued scientific inquiry.
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Garden of Eden
Youmans
Walworth
Walworh
Z'tribune
Dectns
Hustey
Deems
Huxley
W. A. Walworth
Monticello
Iowa
William M. Taylor
Prof. Huxley
Ilc
Darwin
Earth
Nhow
Wallace and
Dana
Baden Powell
Wyoming Journal Reports Rapid Growth and Community Shifts
From Wyoming Iowa in April 1877 the Wyoming Journal notes rapid growth with thirty new buildings planned and a public hall in a new business block. It highlights church moves, staff changes at local schools, new doctors, AOUW lodge formation, and a county physicians appointment with cost and billing concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
H. A W. Green
M. E. Church
Toledo
Laws
Greene
G. M. Lodge
Presbyterian Church
Chicago Hahbaneman College
Wyoming Journal
Waiting for the Revival Moment at the Methodist Church
A revival meeting at a Methodist church draws a man who watches the evangelist with keen interest. When asked if he is a Christian he says no and explains he waits to see the choir man with a blonde moustache profess religion first to collect a debt. The minister urges personal faith, and the man admits he only acts to seize repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Nomination opinions favor Governor Newbold
The De Witt Observer argues for Governor Newbold's nomination, praising integrity and ability while noting his fit as successor to Senator Kirkwood. The paper suggests denying him would seem a snub to “the ring” and condemns a Den Mojuer led office filler group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Newbold
Senator Kirkwood
Joint Stock Association
den Mojuer
de Witt
Grand party charms Monticello guests with music and gossip
Miss Bessie Smalley hosted a lively Thursday gathering for over 60 guests. Miss Emma Clark played piano with Miss Kilpatrick of Hopkinton providing singing. Refreshments pleased attendees as Miss Elia Tryon returned from travels. Bishop Morris urged girls to cherish girlhood and endure public scrutiny gracefully.
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Bessie Smalley
Emma Clark
Emma
Miss Emma
Miss Kilpatrick
Hopkinton
Elia Tryon
Connecticut
Monticello
Philadelphia
Fairbanks
Ella
Medical notices on Rosenen's Syrup and Centaur Liniment
An advertisement touts Rosenen's German Syrup as a universal remedy for consumption pneumonia hemorrhages asthma and throat and lung diseases with a sample bottle at 10 cents and a regular size 75 cents. It also promotes Centaur Liniment in white and yellow formulas for humans and animals and Dr Hitcher's Castoria for children without morphine and with wind colic relief and worm expulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borror & Tratks
Marshall Republican Vindicates Gear on Temperance Question
The Marshall Republican defends Mr. Gear from Boone Standard criticisms and asserts his temperance record is solid. It claims accusers have ceased, noting Gear is no more vulnerable than Grimes Kirkwood Love and Lowe’s Republican governors.
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Marshall Republican
Gear
Boone Standard
Grimes
Kirkwood
Love
Lowe
Gate City
Kepukuk
Mr. Gear
Iowa
Newton Journal
Religion versus religious quackery in the Newton Journal
A letter defends genuine religion while condemning a Methodist revival sermon as slanderous. The author argues virtue must exist before religious flowering and criticizes estimations of merchants and liquor interests. He cites Iowa politics and temperance debates, challenging Republican figures and party claims in the Newton Journal.
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Entleman
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Chicago
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