Democrats South Peace Claim Challenged in Fierce Critique
A political tirade argues Reconstruction failed and peace does not exist in the South. It cites violence by Ku Klux Klans and outlaw factions, condemns alleged misrule, and urges continued federal military presence to protect life and property amid Confederate remnants and sporadic lawlessness. The piece references Texas resolutions calling for local military action and criticizes Democratic rhetoric about southern peace. It also notes Pendleton escort plans for the New York Convention and critiques Grant as butcher in military history.
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New Whiskey and Tobacco Tax Bill Debated in Washington
June 16 reports detail the Committee on Ways and Means adopting most provisions of the old whiskey and tobacco bill with whiskey tax fixed at sixty cents The bonded warehouse plan for tobacco is dropped The President may send a message on Omnibus bills Chief Justice Chase urged to retain McCulloch in Treasury and resignations noted in the Printing Bureau Also reports Leonard Walsh elected as U S Supervisor from Florida and Arkansas bill delivery to the President with ten day limit</s>
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Explosion at Brice saw-mill kills three men gobbled field
Explosion at J N Brice's saw mill near Harrisonville in Powenoy county kills J N Brice instantly and injures three others. James Woods engineer was blown 150 yards uphill with head torn off. Samuel Sedden lawyer also had head injuries. George Carpenter and Rollin Winger both suffered severe leg injuries. Mr Farly badly burned. Mill destroyed. cause under investigation.
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Notorious thief shot by Regulators in Sullivan County
In Sullivan County near Merom a notorious thief Paul Lindsey resident of a Wabash island was shot by a gang of regulators. His wife was driven off and premises burned. Four men Frank Paine Joe Paine Reister and Hill were arrested in Nevins township for operating a distillery without a license. Hill identified as a negro. They were sent to Indianapolis for examination.
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Judge Chase and the Democratic Nomination
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