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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1871
Page
2
Governor Herrman writes from Tammany Independence Day celebration in New York urging preservation of the Constitution and impartial courts. Indiana politics and Voorhees withdrawal from Gov race prompt Editor notes and critical reflections on Hendricks vs Grant and Colfax retirement.
The Ohio Statesman reports a planned comprehensive Democratic canvass led by Senator Thurman and an executive committee. Appointments include McCook Pendleton Thurman Morgan Ewing and other gentlemen to mobilize support across the state with outside help from Indiana figures Sendricks and Voorhees. The effort emphasizes persistent labor, organization, and unity to secure victory for Democratic candidates.
A Martin County Herald reminiscence recalls young lawyer W. E. Niblack in Mt. Pleasant before the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad era. With no county newspaper, he hired Major Bryant to paint a mocking sign reading EternalLy at Law, enjoyed by the future congressman and governor.
A new garter is described as light and round resembling a heavy gold chain for lockets. It includes a hook and eye. the hook is pardonable, but the eye is reproachful.
A faint blood trace in a water pail can be detected using a zinc tincture whose screening value was recently discovered by Gunning, aiding colorimetric identification in small samples.
From a letter by M C Kerr, the Democratic stance on the new constitutional amendments is praised for wisdom and patriotism. The piece argues for peaceful enforcement of the amended Constitution, condemns violent resistance, and predicts 1872 triumph under honest, capable leadership while urging erasure of Civil War resentments.
The Montana Democracy on the Forward Movement adopts an accept the situation plank denouncing recent constitutional amendments and calls for unity with opponents of the centralizing administration. The piece cites Vallandigham and reports on political maneuvering and corruption tied to carpetbagger influence and postwar policy.
A boy named Dickin son vanished then returned exhausted. He said vigorous play left him overheated, swam when heated, then woke ill at school. He wandered to Manchester, New Hampshire before resuming homeward on foot. shoes worn, fever and fatigue serious. Caution urged on bathing when overheated.
Alarm grows in France as spring nears over incomplete burials of men and horses from recent fighting. Paris and nearby cities brace for disease and fly plagues with disinfection efforts planned in the Bois de Boulogne. Metz reports strong odors as officials compare fears to medieval plagues. A Kentucky Lands Office race names Titus Pomponius Atticus as a candidate.
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