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Newspaper

New Harmony Register

Location

New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1872

Page

2

Times Change Reflects Old Cabinet Tales and Harried Navy

Washington correspondent recalls a Buchanan era tale of Harriet Lane’s trial trip aboard the Harriet Lane. The story shows shifting times as government funds and officials mingle with entertainment, private horses, and a lavish State Department cottage. A stolen horse from Jeff Davis’s plantation underscores the era’s excesses and misdirections of expense.

Washington New Orleans Times Jeremiah 8. Black James Buchanan Buchanan Harriet Lane Cobb Miss Lane Treasury Ornee State Department Jeff. Davis Mississippi

Quote on honesty and deception from a game philosopher

The speaker contrasts the passionate and hasty Io with the cold hypocrite to warn against deception. A bull dog is portrayed as straightforward, while the sneaky cur attacking from behind is condemned. The lines emphasize trust in overt force over sly manipulation.

Senator Sherman Gains in Public Life, Note on Morton

A Cleveland Plain Dealer correspondent writes that Senator Sherman has developed much since entering public life. The critique hints he lacks a certain nameless quality, while suggesting Morton may possess it.

Sherman Morton Cleveland Plain Dealer

Humbuggery Exposed in Reform Claims and Caricatures

The Cleveland Plain Dealer cites the New York Times and Harper’s Weekly in a critique of reform rhetoric around Tammany Hall and Grant. It argues the Times opposed Trumbull’s anti corruption resolution while praising reform when convenient, and accuses Nast and Harper’s Weekly of hypocrisy for targeting Democratic fraud but ignoring Republican misdeeds.

New York Times Grant Times Trumbull Mes Horace Greeley Tammany Tweed Nast Thomas Nast Harper's Weekly Harper’s Weekly New York Tweed & Co Democratic Party Trumbull and Schurz Zimes Cleveland Plain Dealer

Grant criticism from Indiana Republican leader

Julian presents George W. Jextran's warning that the Republican party must reform Civil Service and embrace the One Term principle. He condemns Gen. Grant for seeking a second term, appointing loyalists and thieves, accepting gifts, and urges a fearless platform shift to regain respect among honest Republicans.

Julian Grant Indiana George W. Jextran Gen. Grant Tom Murphy New York Casey New Orleans Republican Party Gen

President at opera despite ear for music

The president attended the opera with friends and his daughter Nelly. A heckler shouted horse-talk and he started toward the noise until his daughter reminded him Parepa Rosa would sing. He replied it would not annoy him. The note comes from the Fash. Cor. N. O. Times.

Horace Greeley Nelly Parepa Rosa

Vaccination and Re vaccination in Smallpox Era

A lengthy discussion on vaccination and revaccination cites historical mortality tables from London and European data to argue for universal revaccination. It covers figures from 10-year periods through 1850, practical notes from Prussian and Austrian armies, and quotes from medical authorities urging ongoing vaccination to curb smallpox spread and eventual eradication. It also includes assorted notices and political dispatches.

New Harmony Register London Westphalia Watson Wirtemburg Woop Fiinr

The Administration Portrayed And Democratic Convention Call

A Democratic State Convention will meet in New Haven on February 6 to nominate state officers appoint a State Committee and possibly delegates to the next National Democratic Convention. The Connecticut convention action draws interest as The Cincinnati Gazette stains Senator Danian as Radical and corrupt.

Congress Washington New Haven Connecticut

Greeley's warning against postal telegraph scheme

Horace Greeley urges the President to reject the plan to purchase existing telegraph lines and run a postal telegraph system. He warns of a revolting odor from the scheme, claiming thirty million dollars would be wasted on property costing less than ten million and would never return. He argues private extension is possible only if the cost is borne by nonusers and insists the Post Office must pay its way before Congress votes.

Congress

City vs County Papers Spark Rural Reading Debate

An Ohio exchange notes Senator John Sherman plans a country grocery and quips that any can be a Congressman. A Pennsylvania girl fatally mishandled her papa's revolver. The piece riffs on city papers ignoring local schools courts and progress, urging readers to value county papers.

saAn Ohio Exchange John Sherman V. Y. Herald Bas Pennsylvania

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