Sinking Radical party reshapes Tennessee politics
The piece argues the Radical party is collapsing as supporters flee, citing Parson Brownlow of Tennessee turning against Republicans. It notes Knoxville political shifts, the defeat of Norace Maynard, and forecasts Crowninlow and Andy Johnson potential Senate seats. It lauds Greenville craftsman Andrew Johnson amid criticism of foes.
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Radical Party
Parson Browniow
Tennessee
Knoxville
Norace Maynard
Crownlow
United States
Senate
Andy Johnson
Washington
Henry Foote
Brownlow
Congress
North Carolina shifts to Democratic wave in 1872 style
The piece argues a historic shift from Grant’s 23 thousand majority in North Carolina to a 20 thousand Democratic majority now. It notes Knox County Tennessee, once loyal to Republicans, gives a 900 Democratic margin. The Civil Rights Bill is blamed for energizing Radicalism. It contends Congress will pass the measure next winter, urging voters to elect enough Democrats to curb such an outrage.
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Mae
North Carolina
Grant
Knox County
Tennessee
Brownlow
South
Congress
Bradley
Supreme Court
New Orleans
Democratic party unrevived say editor in chief letter
Mr Storey of the Chicago Times writes he would not revive the Democratic party if possible. The piece notes the party’s longstanding existence and mocks the Chicago Times as rotten fun gus. General Breckinridge spends summer at the Thousand Islands in poor health from acute pneumonia. Longfellow bizarrely remarks on diet of raw beef with salt pepper and vinegar.
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Kentucky
The
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Chicago Times
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Illinois
O’conor
Times
Democracy
Greeley
Baltimore
Gar
John Collins
Philadelphia
Mahree
Teddy the Tyler
Broadway
Sur Stile Ko.plentoo
Paul Clifford
Ifo
Colleen Bawn
New York
Niblo
A. Y. Et al
Western woes and Eastern tariffs debated in Indiana rally
The piece urges Indiana Democrats to unite for a persistent, wide reaching campaign to overthrow Republican rule. It denounces Eastern tariffs, currency, and favoritism, calls for Western representation, and advocates organizing, heal divisions, and electing Western allies to Congress. It urges voters to support a strong Democratic ticket in October.
Good Advice for Democrats in Indiana Nominating Contests
The Indianapolis Union urges Democrats to unite and work hard from now until election day to defeat the strong, organized opposition. It warns against complacency, notes opponents hold the best nominations, and calls for a powerful, persistent Democratic effort to secure victory. The paper emphasizes vigilance and active campaigning as the first duty.
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Indiana
Posey County
Indianapolis Union
Indianapolis
Stewartsville Items Report From 1874 Stewartsville Journal
Stewartsville, Aug 17 1874. A burglary left dollars in fractional currency and whisky missing. Mice in the wall led to a weatherboard opening revealing a stash of small greenbacks some gnawed. A Methodist minister’s ticket question and a park house for J W Robb are noted. Watermelons fetch 5 to 10 cents as threshing continues and wheat stacks suffer damages. Lewis Iine returns with a machine to thresh at five cents per bushel. BL RR Ter.
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Stewartsville, Inc
Methodist Church
J. A
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. Robb
Park House
Odd Fellows
Lewis Iine
Death of Milton B Hopkins Governor's Announcement
Governor Lenpricks reports the death of Milton B Hopkins Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction at his Kokomo home in Howard county. The Executive Department will be closed and draped on the funeral day. County superintendents will note the death in schools at the next session opening. Also mentions Ingalls accused of turning his mother in law out of doors.
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Lenpricks
State of
Indiana
Kokomo
Howard County
State Library
Thomas A. Hendricks
State OF Indiana
Posey County
Mt. Vernon
WM. Nelson
Grorae H. Wilson
D.C
Ernest Dale Owen
Geo
T. Berlin
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