Hendricks Adams ticket praised by Columbia Statesman
The Columbia Statesman of Missouri lauds Indiana politicians with Hendricks for president and Adams for vice president. It highlights Hon. Wm. Be. Niblack as a gubernatorial successor prospect and praises his Congressional service on Ways and Means. The tribute portrays him as a principled, incorruptible statesman.
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United States
Thomas A. Hendricks
Indiana
John Q. Adams
Massachusetts
Wm. EF. Niblack
Columbia Aissourt Statesman
Columbia
Boone County
von. William By. Nrenack
W. BE. Niblack
Conreas
Gov. Baker
Judge Niblack
Congress
Committee of Ways and Means
West
South
Niblack
Munch
Hendricks Loyalty Scandal Fanned by Indianapolis Journal
A harsh critique in The Indianapolis Journal accuses editors of stoking mob violence against dissenters during the Civil War and praises Thomas A. Hendricks as a virtuous candidate for the Democratic 1872 ticket. The letter asserts Hendricks defended the Constitution and remains a top hope for Democrats, while Radical abuse won’t dampen his prospects. The piece also notes Texas tax figures under Reconstruction and remarks on Southern patience amid oppression.
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Thomas A. Hendricks
The
Indianapolis Journal
Hendricks
Frod
Angel
Light
Satan
Heaven
Sendricka
Iis
Uendricks
United States of America
Aleet
Titusville, Pa
Courier
Texas
Andy Johnson
Brains over brawn drive top market prices
A concise editorial note argues success in crop markets hinges on brains and careful attention rather than sheer muscle. It emphasizes planning, strategy, and skilled effort as the key to obtaining the highest prices.
Greeley on Presidency and Rural Witward Tales
A composite piece presents Horace Greeley’s letters and quips on the Presidency, tea drinking, and farming in Texas and New England. It includes mock plans for governing on cold water, humane Indian policy, and odd notes on aloes and salaratus. Also offered are dire warnings to watch neighbors, advice on arm growth, and news of a miniature steam engine by Wrightington.
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Texas
New York
Ku Klux
United States
White House
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Buchu
Tribune
Grant
Greeley
New England
Boston
New Bedford Mercury
Charles D. Wrightington
Fairhaven
Fee and Salary Law Deemed Unconstitutional In Indiana
A Rochester correspondent reports Judge James H. Carpenter ruled the Fee and Salary Law unconstitutional in a June county case against the county clerk for not reporting to the county commissioners. The decision follows mixed statewide rulings and hints at further action by Governor Conrad Baker if needed. The piece also memorializes Mrs. Owen, detailing her New England roots, marriage in New York, service during the war, and advocacy for women’s welfare and professional independence.
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Rochester
Fulton County
James H. Carpenter
Twenty-first Common Pleas District
J. Conner
Hsq
Messrs. Jameson and
Calkins
Twenty-first Common Pleas
Montgomery
Davidson
Conrad Baker
Commonwealth of Indiana
House
Supreme Court
State Sentinel
Mra. R.D. Owen
Owen
Europe
New Illarmony
Indiana
Evaneville
Julian DaLe Owen
Rosamond Dale Owen
Ernest Date Owen
Washington
Congress
Mamilton
Alexander Hamilton
Naples
Stuttgart
Rome
Florence
Venice
Paris
Switzerland
France
Mediterranean
Nice
Januaria
Brazil
New Harmony
Sanitary Commission
State OF Indiana
Posey County
Christina Eckerman
Gotlieb Eckerman
Circuit Court
State of
Mount Vernon
William Nelson
W. H. Wairwoath
D.C
Jas. H. Larny
Piffe
President Grants Farm A Hint for the People
A Central Baptist correspondent visits President Grant’s Missouri farm, noting a trusted superintendent and property valued at 300000 with 869 acres of rolling land. The piece contrasts the President’s wealth with his modest salaries, citing stock, horses, and lavish descriptions from Washington and Long Branch. It critiques boss politicians as wealthy on modest pay, echoing scripture on wealth increases. A second note laments Grant administration criticism by Senator Tipton and ends with a casual musings on composers whose names begin with M.
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The
Central Baptist
Grant
Eldred
Garver
Ingersoll
Keyser
New York Court House
Washington
Long Branch
Elas
Missouri
White House
New Courthouse
New York
Brooklyn Eagle
Stomach Strain and Dyspepsia Warning From Health Journal
A Health Journal piece argues prolonged eating and lack of rest wear the stomach, causing dyspepsia and early fatigue. It urges parents to educate children on balanced meals to prevent lifelong digestive issues. It includes a Bismarck anecdote about sharing a last cigar with a wounded dragoon. Passports in Honduras cost $1,000, and a bride-to-be desires a flamboyant wedding officiant.
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Eflearty
Hall
Ge ‘Prince
Bismarck
Havana
Konigratz
Tie
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OW. Slater
Ind
Earth
Dio Lewis
New Harmony Register
President Grant
General Grant
Omaha
Nebraska
Tipton
Marcelo
Monsigny
Mehul
Mozart
Martini
Mercadrnte
Monpau
Meyerbeer
Malibran
Maraceder
Mine
Musard
Masini
Maillart
Mendelsshon
Masse
Moncheles
Membree
Mermet
Honduras
Hornbrook
Anna
R. S. Hornbrook
John A. Althouse
John A
Althouse
New Narmony
Otice
Mary
Hwardy K. Harpool
John R. Hugo
Cass
O Posey Co. Agricultural Society
L. A. Burke
L. Pelham
Southdown
R.S. Hornbrgook
WY. C. Duclos
Aulz
Feaniagers
Permelta Overton
Lucy Q Ovwerton
Sarah Overton
Mary Ann Overton
Eliza Overton
Willis Overton
John WH. Overton
Malissa Overton
Clerk of the Common Pleas Court
John W. Overton
Therm
Nelson
H. Pricnago
Prif
Estray
Spo
Vesey County
WM. F. Pritchard
Court of Common Pleas
David M. Schnee
William Jolly
WM. Nelson
Noyes
Edward Homer
Adm
Board of County Commissioners
Poseyville
Marcus Randolph
William M. Holton
John Kilbinger
John Boger
Justice of the Peace
Efendant
Joan Kelbinger
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