Darty Ledger Office at One Dollar Per Year
A brief notice notes the Darty Ledger is published from an office at the rate of one dollar per annum. The exact details are partially obscured in the OCR but indicate a nominal annual publishing fee and a local office location.
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Darty Ledger
Why the People Wish Grant Deposed
An opinion piece argues the American public is not intolerant but cautious, citing Grant's administration as a series of evils. It lists corruption in the Treasury and Interior departments, patronage abuses, and derides aides like Montron, Cameron, and Conkling. It asserts the people favor his removal to avert further decay.
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Grant
San Domingo
White House
Jiang Branch
New - York
McGarrahean
Naval Department
Treasury Department
Montron
Cameron
Conkling
Trumbull
Fenton
Scrurz
Sumner
Greeley
Bowies
Torros
Brows
Palmer
Cox
Gran
America
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Democratic Party
Republican Organization
Cincinnati
Indiana
Mechanics’ Institute
George W. Julian
P. W. Bartholomew
Missouri
Messrs
Col
R. M. Hudson
J.P. Gray
T. N.stillwell
M. H. Weir
C.M. Allen
Metzker
Albert Steinbach
W. Ray Gardner
F. C. Johnston
J. C. Martin
Johns. Scovey
BR. L. Davis
Major ‘Kinley
A. L
W. R. Harrison
John Hi
Trolliday
John D. Thompson
Wm. E. McLane
John Losher
B. F. Lister
W. W. Connors
V. C. Whiteside
David W. Chambers
Thomas H. J. James
G. C. Glattle
Francis P. Griffith
Gustave Neuer
Jas. Forrester
Cassius M. Clay
Col. J. P. Gray
Vincennes
Reform
W. E. McLain
John X. Davidson
Minnesota
D. J. Wright
Maine
J. H. Rhodes
Ohio
Senator Schurz
Matthews
Schurz
Republic
United States
The Liberal Convention at Cincinnati and Its Factions
The Cincinnati Liberal Convention faces risk from large unstructured attendance and possible partisan factionalism. The gathering may unite the opposition to Grant if it quickly endorses a strong ticket and platform, while southern papers push back with anti-Grant rhetoric. A Macon radio urges readiness and notes Confederate symbolism as a rallying point against the government.
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Pennsylvania
Adams
Greeley
Ohio
Gov. Brown
Kentucky
Mr. Greeley
Grant
Missouri
Blair
City
Trunbull
Brown
Cincinnati
Tranbail
Lyman Trumbull
Frambull
Trumbull
Truusbuil
Gazette
Jove
Judge Davis
Title
Adams Atfacr
Adlans
Davis
Adams Ring
Miss Gordon
Gazelle
California
New Reform Movement
Forgotten episode of 1818 bribe controversy in Congress
The New York Express recalls a 1818 incident where John Anderson offered $500 to Mr. Williams of North Carolina for claims before the Committee on Claims. Anderson was imprisoned, reprimanded, and discharged. The piece contrasts past discipline with modern government, arguing that grant-era gifts and rewards have corrupted office holders, and notes public figures like Andrew Johnson and General Grant.
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New York Express
Congress
John Anderson
Williams
North Carolina
Committee of Claims
House
Anderson
Forsyth
Georgia
Mr. Forsyr
Committee of Privileges
Jon Anderson
Thedouse
United States Attorney General
Winstams
Andrew Jounsoon
Andrew Jonson
Gen. Grant
False Imprisonment A Sad Case
An Indianapolis Journal editorial laments a probable wrongful life sentence for a woman imprisoned in Jeffersonville Indiana. It notes possible innocence, lack of evidence, and calls for a tighter review, release if proven innocent, and punishment for any conspirators. The piece contrasts with a Rhode Island case where James O Neill was freed from life imprisonment for murder.
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Indianapolis Evening Journal
James O’neill
Rhode Island
Rhode Island Regiment
Indiana
South
Jeffersonville
Washington County Democratic Central Committee Meets in Salem
The Washington County Democratic Central Committee met in Salem on March 18 with members present from multiple townships. The group fixed the primary and county conventions for May 15 and May 18, determined ballot voting, and adjourned until May 18.
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Washington County
Washington County Democratic Central Committee
Salem
Wa. Thomas
Gibson Township
S. B. ‘Puegh
Monroe
W. P. Exocus
Jefferson Township
N. P. Mather
Brown Township
W. P. Greene
Washington Township
W. L. McKyiur
Franklin Township
Wa. Exrop
Polk Township
Georgm Snort
Pierce Township
John “Harpr
Madison
Wm. P. Greene
N.P. Matu- ER
Mr. Thomas
Arbitration Cuts Consequential Damages in British Claim
The United States withdraws its claim for consequential damages against Great Britain before the Geneva Conference. arbitration will focus on direct claims and neutrals will not face inferential damages. A Senate panel agrees to a bill creating the Southern Transportation Company to seize more land, but the steal amount remains undetermined.
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United States
Great Britain
Senate Committee
On Public Lands
Southern Transportation Company
Three Days Session Nominates Greeley for President
Long report of Liberal Republican proceedings at Cincinnati May 1-3 detailing debates on Horace Greeley for President Gratz Brown for Vice President and party reforms. Describes Indiana Missouri New York and Illinois delegates election votes and multiple ballots culminating in Gratz Brown as vice presidential nominee.
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Horace Greeley
Gratz Brown
Carl Schurz
Cincinnati
New York
Greeley
Susan B. Anthony
Laura Deforce Gordon
Wyoming
Montana
Dakota Territories
Missouri
Fritz Tlenry Warren
Cochrane
House of Representatives
Tousey
McClurg
Pennsylvania
Atkinson
Massachusetts
Grosvenor
Mississippi
McClure
Arkansas
W. P. Stone
California
Rockerley
Indiana
T. B. Griffith
Iowa
H.B. Wilson
Kansas
Byron Sherry
Kentucky
Rankin
Florida
S. B.C. Dew
Maine
D.T. Wright
Maryland
M. T Gosnell
Chas. G. Davis
Michigan
M. Mansfield
Minnesota
C. D. Sherwood
Georgia
J. C. Hendon
North Carolina
Stephen C. Johnson
W.s.cole
Ohio
E. A. Parrot
Alfred Wilkinson
New Jersey
Jacob W. Starr
Louisiana
Geo. H. Brough
Nebraska
John McCarthy
New Hampshire
E. D. D. Baker
Alabama
L. M. Douglas
O. S. Dillon
Oregon
J. W. Johnson
Wisconsin
W. W. Treadway
Texas
Thos. H. Stribling
West Virginia
Abel Segar
Virginia
E. S. Hamilton
Tennessee
R. H. Byrd
Nevada
Geo. G. Lyon
South Carolina
W. K. Greenfield
District of Columbia
Robt. G. Fleming
Illinois
D. T. Phillips
James Burns
Vermont
Geo. W. Bullen
Tho
Charles Clemons
W. W. Wood
W. P. Hubbard
G. W. Woodward
John D. Defrees
S. E. Brown
Colorado
Geo. A. Prosser
Dacotah
F.C. Evarts
G. W. Galvin
Utah
Committee On Organization
P. J. Kaufman
R. R. Nickerson
J. J. Jacques
Connecticut
Halstead H. Hoey
J. R. Parrott
L. Walden
M. H. Weiss
D. Rover
John Wolruff
T. W. Campbell
H. H. Harris
Louis Henninghauser
Wm. Mendicott, Jr
Otto Sharp
David Barclay
Rhode Island
John H. Sheaman
R. B. Carpenter
Julius Ochs
Julius Berinds
John L. Amdon
Gen. W. C. Newberry
John S. Kane
C. M. Alexander
Sam. E. Brown
W. H. Evans
Selden
Mozart Hall
Edward HH. Geamer
Geamer
Grealey
Rocky Moore
Eighth Congressional District
James L. Bishop
Thos. Duffy
Twenty-seventh Congressional District
Theo. Bacon
John Norton Pomeroy
Theodore Bacon
David D. Field
Edward IL. Seamen
Mahlon Sands
Henry D. Lloyd
Wm. J. Hardy
George McLean
Wm. Dudley Foulke
Thomas Duffy
Charles E. McBride
H. Atwater
Frederick Werson
G. C. Bragdon
George W. Dillaway
Leroy S. Groe
Alfred Taylor
Edward J. Fennel
WH. Armsmith
James Dann
James R. Adams
Dewitt Statford
Charles J. Jewette
F. K. Porter
Hickman
Crxcrsnati
Greeley and
Brown
Adams and
Trumbull
Gratztown
Adams Or Greeley
Seeley
Schurz
Gilmore
Dexter
Horace White
Horack Watte
Tarastos
Wermiag Tc
Adams
Trumbull Davis
Creeley
Brown Curtin Chas
Summer
Uratt Brown
Cassius M. Clay
Prumbull
Davis
Greele
Brown Curtin Chase
Julian
Casey
Territories
Curtin
Jeave
Delaware
Towa
Chase
Mlinois
Mississipi
Cheeley
Main
Adama
Ilinois
Kreeley
Goodrich
Palmer
Tlinois
B. Gratz Brown
Albert Torbert
Gov. Kerner
Tfhat
J. D. Cox
Washington
Clay
Geo. W. Julian
Method ist Book Concern Faces Fraud Claims Debated
Telegraphic reports from New York outline a dispute over the Methodist Book Concern. A Kilbrett based finding supports Lanahan in alleging fraud in the bindery and mismanagement, with losses amounting to thousands though exact totals uncertain. Porter’s role as paper buyer and commissions cited. Majority dispute claims of pervasive rot, noting near faultless books over six years and cheaper paper purchases under Porter and the manager’s son-in-law.
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Methodist Book Concern
New York
General Conference
Kilbrett
Lanahan
Hoffman
J. F. Porter
Porter
Dr. Goodenough
Carleton
Harpers
Kerr ruled off track for Congress district mistake
The Indianapolis Commercial says Mr. M C Kerr has been ruled off the track for Congress in this district. This is a mistake. Kerr declines re election against constituents will. If nominated he would likely be acclaimed. Seymour Democrat notes.
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Indianapolis
M.C. Kerr
Congress
Kerr
Seymour
Browne frames windmill canvass in Indiana race
Radical Indiana Governor candidate Grex Browne argues history repeats in campaigning. He cites Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, noting his campaigns open four or five times, yet windmills stay shut and now the wind is supplied by soldiers of poor quality.
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Grex. Browne
Indiana
Don Quixote
Sancho Panza
Sancho
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