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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1871
Page
2
The Louisville Courier Journal argues the Democratic party should rally against a so called new departure and warns Bourbons to leave the party rather than split the ranks. It urges unity, discipline, and support for the party platform as 1872 approaches.
In The Commune and the Assembly, Mazzini condemns the Paris uprising as a spectacle of fury and blood. He compares both French parties to savage ferocity and urges Italian Republicans to separate from them to protect their nation's moral standing.
In a San Juan boundary speech a scientific man claimed US gains of Oregon and Washington were due to salmon avoidance of hooks on spawning runs. British explorers noted the land’s value was overestimated since they caught no fish, according to the passage.
A brief plea urges readers to pay their subscription to maintain uninterrupted access. The note emphasizes the value of steadiness and asks subscribers to ensure timely payments.
The piece argues that the Constitution must guide opposition to Radicalism, criticizing Radical North and South for rejecting it. It defends amendments but warns against neglecting constitutional limits, urging adherence to law, and laments attacks by Harper's Weekly and Tammany Hall-linked editors.
A New Orleans Times note recounts Thomas Jefferson hosting Patrick Henry at a Virginia feast. Henry refuses the elegant dishes, asking for bacon and greens. Jefferson complains of Henry’s rustic tastes, while Henry labels Jefferson a traitor to his rituals.
A bald man is praised by a comic line comparing his head to Greenland as a great white bear place. A would be wit jokes about tolling bells and death, and the uncle replies that the rope reminds him of the caller.
The passage outlines a scenting rite where a fire is built in a hut hole, a woman sits over the fumes naked and robed, absorbing volatile oils from perfumes. The mix includes ginger, cloves, cinnamon, frankincense, myrrh, Red Sea seaweed, and an oyster shell disc, blended by taste for attraction.
The New York Sun quotes Catholic leaders from Archbishop McCloskey to local clergy condemning violence against Orange processions. Catholics in the city stand with Protestants, ready to defend their right to parade, while condemning grog-shop ruffians who would use violence.
The Vernon Standard endorses Thomas A Hendricks of Indiana for President and General William S Hancock of Pennsylvania for Vice President as a strong Democratic ticket likely to sweep in 1872. The Louisville Ledger criticizes Chase and argues for other Democrats such as Hendricks Hancock and Thurman.
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