Indiana Journal bias against negro emigration to Indiana
The Indianapolis Journal advocates bringing thousands of negro migrants to Indiana, criticizing Republicans for courting northern settlement to aid votes. The author condemns the plan as political manipulation and argues southern, lazy behavior should not be rewarded, warning against carpetbagger influence reemerging in Indiana.
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Jasper Goglman
John Grant
Napoleon Herron
James O Howard
Jesse James
Amos Jones
KR. D. Johnson
Mina Lewis
Sarah E. May
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Teller Baines outrage sparks party fault lines amid bloc talk
United States Marshal Kerns testifies no need for extra supervisors in Philadelphia noting $27,440 spent at last election in RANDALL's district. Republican papers push for Democratic Congresses and Legislatures while critics decry filibuster threats and political spin across the South and Midwest.
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Legislature Passes Medical Bill and Tax Measures
The Indiana legislature reports a passed medical bill and a settled fee and salary measure projecting an annual state gain of 100000 to 150000 dollars. Other actions include no appropriation for the geologist's office, election changes for county school superintendents, a 600 dollar exemption law, and an investigation into the insane asylum revealing mismanagement. Coroners' juries are abolished, northern prison directorship disputed, and governors cabinet books debated.
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Telegraphic Revolution and New York Rail News
Our New York Letter reviews a telegraph sector boom with plans to send letters nationwide for 10 cents and 60 000 words per hour, plus an ocean cable promise of 2000 words a minute. It also notes the Hastside Elevated Railroad accident and safety pivot, a Roosevelt hosted potluck with notable guests, a Wall Street beggar case, Talmage misconduct charges, and Tammany Hall political clashes with Mayor Cooper amid assassination threats.
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Republican caucus divided over no-pair rule and Hayes
A Washington Republican caucus debated election strategy after Democrats in Congress hopeful for split. A small majority backed no pair with Democrats, then dropped the idea as many refused to commit. Anxiety over Hayes actions grew after Zack Chandler warned the party faced a darkest hour. Many believe any bill removing Federal officers from ballot boxes would be vetoed.
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Rainey Nominated in Connecticut Backlash Proposal
A Washington dispatch notes Republicans plan to nominate Rainey the former House clerk and black ex member for Congress. He lives in Connecticut with property and is eager to serve again, while critics urge Puritan reformers to back him next year.
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Political forebodings fuel Democratic candidate talk
The Republican papers constantly speculate on the next Democratic presidential nominee. They claim small gestures and actions reveal support for Tilden or Hendricks, noting how a senator climbs steps or a speaker winks can signal allegiance and forecast the race.
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Washington Letter from March 27 1879 caucus and Hayes inquiries
Our Washington Letter reports the Democratic caucus shaping the expected bills on Army and Legislative appropriations with the latter retaining cabinet regulators under new limits. It notes Cabinet seats debate and Hayes nomination of Andrew D. White for Germany post, plus commentary on public reactions and the political climate surrounding elections and yellow fever prevention.
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Washington rumor shows Hayes stance on appropriation bills
In Washington on March 31 rumors claim President Hayes may approve Democratic appropriation bills. A stalwart denies the report while admitting fear Hayes might desert the party. Huerta and Schurz pressure approval. Republicans fear their influence. In Cleveland a judge father presided while his son stood as prisoner at the bar.
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Hayes
White House
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Schurz
Cin. Star
Cleveland
Terms of Sale With Seven Months Credit For Purchases Over Three Dollars
The sale offers seven months credit on sums above three dollars when the buyer provides a note with approved security and waives Relief Laws. Purchases of three dollars or less require cash. This notice is issued by WM. WILLIAMS as apt administrator.
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