Indiana Political Platform and Nominees Report
The Evansville Journal abridges the Indiana Republican platform from the state convention in Indianapolis. It names Godlove S. Orth as gubernatorial candidate and lists the ticket including Robert S. Robertson, W. P. Edson, Isaiah Watts, and others. It also references national party positions and Tower’s remarks on monarchic titles and a commentary from the Louisville Courier Journal about ministry calls in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Evansville Journal
National Republican Party
United States
Republican Party
Grant
Morton
National Republican Convention
George F. Herriott
Johnson County
Jonathan W. Gordon
Marion County
Supreme Court
Charles Schull
Clark County
G. H. Smith
Spencer County
Louisville Courier-Journal
William Holman
Holman
Hendricks
Congress
Niblack
Evansville Courier
Courier
Judge Hotman
Nistack
Winniammbe
Nistacr
Cure for Croup Proposed Using Alum and Sugar
A source claims a one minute cure for croup using alum ground to a fine powder mixed with sugar. The method advises shaving alum with a knife or crater into small particles, combining with twice its amount of sugar, and administering promptly for swift relief.
Shrieking Sisterhood and silver standard debate in New York
Our New York Letter notes Sorosis marking its 20th birthday on Valentine’s Day and jokes about transplanted harmony in the Mormon route. It also covers Nevada silver fluctuations, Tribune praise, Beecher advisory council, and local political calls for Niblack or Holman as party leaders.
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St Valentine
Curipayo
New Yonk
New York
Sorosis
Great Salt Lake
Nevada
WN. Y. Tribune
Asia
the Tribune
Tribune
The
Europe
France
Mr. Beecher
Plymouth
Dr. Storrs
Church of Pilgrims
Tilton
Bowen
Moultyns
Messia
Jarret
Palmer
Julius Coesar
R. M. Dewitt
Julius Cesar
Booth’s
Nomination urged for Governor Holman by Bartholomew Democrat
The Bartholomew County Democrat advocates nominating Honorable Wm. S. Holman for governor. It notes party crises forcing leaders to act against private beliefs, recalling four years ago when Governor Hendricks appeared the only viable Democratic leader. It adds that a new crisis arises this year.
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Bartholomew County
Wm. S. Holman
Hendricks
Presidential Figurings at Cincinnati Convention Vote Count
A summary from the Brooklyn Eagle recaps an estimate of ballots for the Republican convention in Cincinnati totaling 742, noting Indiana Republicans receive projected ballot figures assuming Grant won’t run and highlighting Morton’s strength as reflected by outside papers.
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Cincinnati
Indiana
Grant
Morton
Brooklyn Eagle
Congress member from Kentucky favors cutting Representatives
Mr. White of Kentucky argues to Gen Banning that reducing cadet appointments should start with shrinking the House. He says two hundred members would improve business, noting members cannot hear or read while sessions run. The country is pleased with Congress’s actions, he adds, and a hundred fewer would save the Treasury.
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Germany
Federal Council
United States Senate
Reichstag
Prussia
Bismarck
Council
White
Congress
Kentucky
Gen. Banning
Treasury
Brother White
Capitol
Lawrenceburgh Register
Printing Office Secrets Emphasized in Brunswick Telegraph
The Brunswick Telegraph argues printing offices are secret societies, with printers bound to keep internal matters private. It condemns revealing authorship of unsigned newspaper communications and warns employees who break the rule will be scorned and lose their positions.
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Brunawick Telegraph
State OF Indiana
Posey County
Indiana
Posey Circuit Court
Edwin Ingersoll
Court House
Mount Vernon
Geo. W. Curtis
George H. Wilson
D. C
Horace Prichard
Patent Editorial Stove burns poems in new invention
Woe notes a humorous invention titled Patent Editorial Stove intended to burn original poems. The piece mocks courtship in Patagonia as simple, with a cowboy lassooing the girl and dragging her home as the sole ceremony.
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Patagonia
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