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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1869
Page
2
The piece argues Mr Sumner's outburst harms Republican unity and aliens English liberal allies. It contrasts English and American radicals, noting mutual distrust, and urges temperate treatment of Alabama questions while warning against overreaching threats.
The Evansville Courier reports a call for Democratic unity in Indiana. Leaders like Hendricks are praised as potential candidates, with Horatio Seymour commending their potential at a Chicago event. The piece argues dissension cost Indiana's 1869 results and urges coordinated leadership for upcoming campaigns.
The Tribune defends doubts about the Indiana ratification’s legality, arguing the clause requires two thirds and that a spiritual interpretation cannot override the letter. It rebuts claims of opposition as partisan, cites quorum rules, and warns Congress should not treat Indiana’s vote as essential to the Fifteenth Amendment’s adoption.
Snarp Suootine reports letters from Cincinnati and Cleveland papers mocking a senatorial drinking remark. Detroit Free Press counters that no danger exists and notes senators, like others, must abstain briefly. Mentions Michigan Senator Chavelek and Illinois Senator Yates as examples.
Proceedings of the Posey County Agricultural Society regular semi annual meeting held June 5 1869 call to order by Vice President J D Owen minutes read and approved including February 4 meeting on railroad appropriation Treasurer reports 318 24 balance Committee on Finance finds books properly kept and reports correct and satisfactory Rules report adopted Premium List revised and printed 1200 copies plus 50 illuminated posters to be produced Next annual fair set for September 14 four days John Kilbinger elected Chief of Police for the coming Fair Adjourned Confederate graves guard order by Gen Logan noted with critique of loyalty discrimination between loyal and disloyal graves
Fire damaged Pearl Oil Works in Cleveland with loss estimated at $10000 and no insurance. Bridges’ shops burned near Oswego on Erie Railroad. Union Block in St. Albans Vermont sustained $30000 damage. 46 ships arrived at San Francisco including French frigate Astoria under Admiral Clare. Gen Terry aided Sheriff Norris in Warrenton to arrest Senator Atkins’ assassins. Commissioner Delano ruled stamps for penitentiary boxes invalid. Louisville Cincinnati Air Line Railroad reports trains to start around the 15th. Delome sues Able for $20000 over distillery seizure. Fatal stabbing in New York 21st ward during a fight. Republican gains in Washington will hit 6000 with all candidates elected. Robbery at 88 New York of bonds worth $20000. Senator Sprague comments after Newark serenade. Butler favors England as part of cost-saving policy.
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