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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1880
Page
5
A prominent Indiana Republican presents a firm critique of centralized power. The author argues federal encroachment threatens state authority and outlines implications for governance and constitutional balance. The piece emphasizes vigilance against expansion of national control.
A historical critique argues that wartime centralization and postwar federal power threaten state sovereignty and individual liberty. It warns that National banking, admiralty jurisdiction, and voting laws erode state authority, jeopardizing jury localism and risking double prosecutions.
The piece argues Republicans must concede and retrace steps to restore self-government and personal liberty. It warns that without reform, appeals to patriotism will not sustain power, and voters may reject the party in upcoming elections.
A December 1879 note from Indianapolis leaders requests republication of a Sentinel article titled Centralization. The piece, by Hon. Charles H Mason, discusses federal encroachments on state authority and urged careful reading as vital to Liberty and prosperity. The Sentinel later reprinted the piece on the 20th.
A 1879 Indiana letter from J D Williams praises the Law of the Farm and urges farmers to study it to avoid costly lawsuits, recommending neighbors’ harmony and prudent legal action. The note appears from Indianapolis and is addressed to Mir. James B. McCrellis.
Favorable notices from D. W. Voornecks J. H. McDoxand and Wm. Hormay applaud James B McCrellis for the pamphlet Law of the Farm. They call it a concise, clear, practical work on farmer rights duties and liabilities, valuable to farmers and businesspeople alike.
A railway engine driver shares a basket of flowers with a reporter revealing a shared love for beauty. The piece profiles his modest garden life, family affection for flowers, and the gentle reforming influence of nature amid coal dust.
The Weekly State Sentinel offers subscribers at £1 25 per year the very able law treatise by James B McCrellis Esq titled entitled to be determined.
The item is pitched as invaluable to farmers and profitable for businessmen. A device costing 1.00 attaches to machines to write names or monograms on woolen, cotton, or ad textiles, and to mend holes in linens and clothing neatly and quickly. Additional offerings follow.
The notice promotes a new calculation method claimed to reduce mental labor and fractions in practical work. It lists subscription prices for one year six months three months and one month and mentions agents can retain 10 or 20 percent of extra papers. It invites inquiries and provides an address for information.
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