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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1888
Page
1
Indiana news notes Harrison’s bid to nominate A G Porter for governor amid Col Robertson opposition and labor-leaning sentiment, with reformers citing Porter as party savior. Reports cover railroad workers, mass rallies, Chinese labor questions, and campaigns in Marion and ripley regions.
The Courier reports a large Democratic gain in Indiana and suggests Democrats may carry the state. Swansville notes a Republican revolt against tariff and whisky policy, with expected Democratic gains possible in multiple districts and counties. The Times replies from Indiana observers indicate lukewarm Republican support for Harrison and weaker turnout for the party.
Springfield dispatch notes a looming Illinois political shift as Democrats press for reform and tax relief while Republicans fear losses. The piece cites tax burdens on farms, tariff issues, and a possible Democratic governor, with Logan’s legacy shaping current organizing and voter turnout dynamics across Chicago and rural counties. It mentions unions, labor and prohibition party currents, and local skirmishes such as a roaming wild woman near Jacksonville.
The census shows Washington population at 227,000, up 80,000 since 1880, with ongoing growth and building. Coreans in Washington display unique attire, Hearst doubts Harrison in California, and tariff debates frame Democratic gains and Chinese policy. Shively, youngest congressman, is highlighted for ambition and a tariff speech, while a salute fund reveals 23 years of unused powder. Democrats target 43 seats across seven states.
After adjournment a Harrison club gathering heard a heated remark about tariffs on coffee mocking that none had been touched in six years. Basye-Davia troupe to appear at opera house during fair week with Annie Burton starring and Davie praising a strong supporting company. Corbin Milling Co. bought more wheat last week than in July and August. A.D. Jones to address Hendricks Club at Democratic HQ next Monday. County nomination campaign nears end with drum corps led by Capt. R. D. Twigg. Rain interrupts Turesnine, aiding corn. Miss Canein Pecuan and Miss May Burke visiting Mt. Carmel. New bridge built at Stilwell schoolhouse. W Hawmett at home, W Pritogago in town.
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