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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1869
Page
1
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The verse urges restraint and compassion in speaking of a deceased man whose life faced temptations and trials. It reflects on human frailty, the hidden good within, and asks readers to avoid harsh judgment while acknowledging the sorrow and uncertainty of life. The poem laments the dead and pleads for kindness in remembrance.
A collage of surreal items from the era appears with notes on Grant, Tod, and Nevada, plus a Cincinnati drowning, marriages, muttered politics, and sensational anecdotes. It lists a mix of names, places, and events such as Washington appointments, sugar-coated scandals, and the era’s oddball curios.
A Northern editorial laments the U S Senate for its disrespectful reception of the President's Message. It condemns the churlish display as damaging to the Republic and warns that such behavior could justify impeachment if directed at the President. The piece defends Johnson's constitutional commitment and criticizes Senate temper and tactics. It also reflects on a separate Mt Vernon and Grayville Railroad contract involving Robert McCabe and city bonds, detailing routes, finance, and conditions.
The document lists officers and directors for the railroad company on the 79th day of December 1868. X. McOxbe, BK Welborn, President. A Mann, Vice President. William P. Edeon, Secretary. J B Gardiner, Treasurer. John M. Torkwood, William W. Larkin, Li. Pearse, Henry Brinkman, Daniel Rosenbaum, Directors.
A Massachusetts senator’s bill calls for six additional Supreme Court judges to be appointed by the next president. Critics argue the move aims to counter perceived conservatism and steer the court toward despotism, reflecting intense partisan tensions of the era.
A London correspondent from Cottage Garden recommends bitter aloes mixed with warm water to treat infected plants. A half ounce of aloes is dissolved and applied via syringe or watering can, promising immediate cleansing and lasting plant health with no further infestations. The method claims to protect roses and cucumber plants from pests for the season.
The conference on preventing the use of certain explosive bullets in war announced conclusions. It favors relinquishing the use of projectiles under a certain weight filled with flammable matter in sea and land warfare, with non-binding status against nonsignatory powers. Chlorine gold refining method described yields high purity but loss similar to standard methods.
The announcement notes M. Mr. Wurtz has prepared by synthesis chlorhydrate of trimethylexethylaminenium, forming long deliquescent needles. The paper states it is identical with the neuride usually obtained from brain matter, promising public interest.
An elderly Black woman in Huntsville Missouri claims to be 120 years old and remembers numerous Revolutionary War scenes. She recalls being a leader among the Lewises of Harvard county before freedom changed her life and left her away from her former home.
The Mt Vernon and Grayville Railroad contract is described as favorable, with McCabe ready to fast track iron rails and an iron bridge across the Wabash. The deal hinges on city bonds and Posey county private subscriptions, plus right of way, to ensure the line reaches Mt. Vernon and connects toward the Ohio river.
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