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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1876
Page
4
A lyrical stanza describes a kiss that freezes time and excites delirious joy. The speaker longs to surrender earthly temptations, imagining angelic peace and white robes, while seeking the comfort of a beloved embrace and resting against a devoted heart.
A collection of miscellaneous notes: Rhode Island mills near standstill, hotels for Centennial visitors, Mississippi tax on newspapers debated, a St. Louis buyer hesitant on tick, Clinton county horse thieves average three per week, Edinburgh Scotsman notes Russia firewood output, Peter Baumsleider injures hand with goat tar, tasseled smoke in tobacco pipes, Captain Ahistrom swam the Danube thirty nine hours, Andrew Johnson Jr seeks Green County legislative seat, wool stocks rise as California wool sells below 12 cents, Jersey coroner's jury on a dog killed by streetcar finds dog's death self-inflicted by carelessness, Campbell line echoed by German author, Lafayettes editor robbed for Centennial trip, largest photograph negative exhibited in San Francisco, pyramids loom over Egypt, Capitol Hill sick over Washington, Mr Pender seeks £30000 for submarine incident involving Kenyan prisoners.
The document outlines Indiana Democrats stance on schools non sectarian funding, liquor laws, Civil War veterans rights, federal debt, and Hendricks as presidential candidate. It urges unity in the Democratic National Convention and condemns partisan use of veterans’ claims. The platform also criticizes federal court costs and District of Columbia debts while affirming support for Hendricks.
Delegates demand sweeping reform of the U S government denouncing centralism, waste, and corruption. They urge a national platform to restore currency, credit, and public trust, protest taxation, lands policy, and civil service abuses, and call for a peaceful change of parties and administration.
The Democrats condemn corrupt civil service and demand honest hiring, thorough investigations, retrenchment, and monetary reform. They defend gold and silver as true currency, oppose rapid bank note withdrawal, and denounce the 1879 specie resumption as a party scheme. They call for economic steadiness, national wealth growth, and responsible federal governance.
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