Wabash Canal Debt and 1870 Election Wave
The text accuses Gen Mitner of backing the Wabash and Erie canal debt by urging legislative action and accepting pay from canal bondholders. It cites 1870 election results in multiple states showing Radical defeats, highlighting North Carolina’s shift from carpetbag rule and predicting further Democratic gains in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana.
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Tennessee
James E. English
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Williams
North Carolina
Old
North
Congress
Abbott
Grant
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Albany
Election Day in October 1870 and conventions noted
A list of township names and individuals precedes a discussion of Indiana election timing. It cites the state constitution requiring a general election on the second Tuesday in October, thus October 11. It references an 1869 act defining elections in October and notes future conventions and community meetings, including Mt. Vernon and New Harmony, with delegates numbering 142 and various church choirs contributing music.
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J. M. Barter
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Harmony
Lynn
Bethel
A. H. Fretageot
Robb
Centre
Smith
T. K. Weever
Poseyville
A. Taylor
B. C. Swann
Carmi
N. Carrick
Evansville
Bro. Swann
R. Owen
Mt. Vernon
J.A. Mann
W. S. Sullivan
Wim. Kincaid
Father Schrader
J. R. Huae
Prest
Posey County
William Nelson
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Fifteenth Judicial Circuit
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Posey
Said County
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Black
Harmony Township
Point
Marrs
Robinson
Smith Township
Center Township
Witwras Worrecor
Circuit Court of
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W. H. Wuartwourth
D.C
Owen
Tavern
Main Street
Ex Senator Hendricks Honored in Boston Visit
The Boston Post notes Hon. Mr. Hendricks late United States Senator from Indiana has spent a few days in Boston. He was entertained at Parker's by friends and spoke in support of his doratus principles in the upper branch of Congress. He is praised as a strong pure man, admired by friends and feared by opponents for a career of independence integrity and patriotism serving national interests.
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