Democratic party ideals trumpeted by Louisville Times
The Louisville Daily Times extols the Democratic party as the workingman’s champion and defender of liberty, denouncing monopolies and imperialism. It calls for free trade, a uniform currency, greenbacks, and a return to republican practice, urging masses to unite and support the party for relief.
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Democratic Party
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Workingmen's
National Labor Party
Kentucky
Times
East
Oniy Party
Old Hickory
Butler
Forney
Sickles
Henry Clay
Ohio Democrats Rally For Change In State Convention
The Democratic State Convention of Ohio gathered many party leaders as it advanced a bold platform calling for reform and retrenchment. General Rosecrans is nominated for governor, with praise for his wartime record and a push to restore self government in the South. The convention seeks broad entry for conservatives and Republicans tired of misrule to join in rescuing the government.
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Rosecrans
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Corinth
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Thomas
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South America
Rosacrans
South
Indianapolis Sentinel
Atlantic Telegraph
Lionpon
the Star Today
Spain
America
England
Wm. Winthrop
U.S
Malta
Paris
Louis Napoleon
Corps Legislatiff
St. Cloud
Monsieur Buffet
Brest
Great Eastern
Mequelan
Democracy's Days Are Numbered Says Journal
The Indianapolis Journal quotes the Good Being numbering the days of the Democracy, comparing it to the sands of the seashore and the leaves of the forest as cited by the Albany Ledger.
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Indianapolis Journal
N. Albany Ledger
Proclamation on November 30 1869 and Reconstruction Oath
The proclamation orders November 30 1869 as the date to submit part of Section Three of Article Seven of Mississippi's 1868 Constitution to voters. It details qualifications for registration, oath requirements regarding Reconstruction Acts, and a separate vote on Section Five prohibiting former legislators who voted for secession from holding office.
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United States
Confederate States Army
Washington
Congress
Ihereby
Jackson
Miss
The Spoiled Child and Grant’s Fate
The New York Commercial Advertiser attacks Grant and the Republican Party, urging blunt truth and strong discipline. It likens party leaders to indulged grandchildren and calls for frank criticism to invigorate the administration ahead of the next election.
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Grant
United States
New York
Comercial
Gen. Grant
General Grant
Republican Party
White House
Birch
Republican
Washington correspondent reports peaceful condition after takeover
The Baltimore Gazette notes that freed Negroes now in control of the town conduct themselves with restraint and receive unmolested passage on streetcars by white residents, riding on equal terms and without harassment. Nearby Cheyenne reportedly discovers vast, edible mushroom beds including a seven inch cap specimen weighing about a pound.
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Washington
Baltimore Gazette
Patents Granted to Indiana Inventors in Week Ending July 6
Patent list includes Wheat Drill by R W Campbell Spur geon Saw Mill by J R Hoffman Fr Wayne Corn Planter by William H MecCormick Muncie Clothes Line Holder Harrison Ogborn Richmond Door Latch Joseph O Curryer William C Young Thorntown Clod Fender by Reuben A Kelly Hope Clover and Flax Threshing Machine Samuel H Linton Burrows Revolving Screen for Cleaning Grain Daniel Leffel Mount Vernon Bag Filler A J Olney Van Buren Rocking Chair Chas Singer South Bend Harvester Cropper George Stevenson Zionsville Re issue Wise Thomas Li Baylies Edwin Crawley Richmond. The Cincinnati Enquirer praises country editors for service to party, notes difficulties of local journalism, and comments New York Tribune opposes income tax as unjust and onerous.
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Spurgeon
J. R. Hoffman
Fr. Wayne
William H. MecCormick
Muncie
Harrison Ogborn
Richmond
Joseph O. Curryer
William C Young
Thorntown
Reuben A. Kelly
Hope
Samuel H. Linton
Burrows
Daniel Leffel
Mount Vernon
A. J. Olney
van Buren
Chas. Singer
South Bend
George Stevenson
Zionsville
Wise
Thomas Li
Baylies
Edwin Crawley
Law Of Newspapers
Law states that unless a subscriber informs otherwise they are deemed to want continued service. Publishers may bill and continue delivery until charges are paid if papers are to be discontinued. Failure to collect or return papers at a previous address makes the subscriber responsible. Moving without notice transfers liability, and courts view refusing delivery or abandoning papers as prima facie evidence of fraud.
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F. W. Lichtenberger & CO
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Hames
Merls Owen & Owen
Ciwbet
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J.B. Davis & CO
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Messrs
Lyon & Fitzgerald
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Thrall & Mumford
Schridt, Schmidt & Co
W. P. Emerson
Mason d. Hamlin
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Ake
F.W. Lichtenberger & CO
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Hardware & Agricultural
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Jes Owen & Owen
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