Hendricks Accepts Nomination for Indiana Governor
Speech praising the Democratic nomination by acclamation. Hendricks explains his acceptance, highlights civil service reform, defends state sovereignty, and attacks Grant era abuses. He urges Indiana to back reform, underscores federal interference fears, and calls for accountable government at both state and national levels.
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Lake City Lodging Caps Liquor Fees At 520
Lake City Minnesota imposes a 520 liquor license charge limiting the number of saloons to two. Local officials cite revenue needs and regulatory controls as reasons for the fee. Residents discuss effects on small businesses and tourism.
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Samuel Day
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Liberal Republicans and Democrats Reform Ticket Endorsed
A Terre Haute Gazette editorial lauds the Indiana Democratic convention for adopting a bold platform aligned with the Cincinnati and Baltimore actions. It praises Hendricks and DePauw as leaders, endorses Greeley and Brown, and urges Liberal Republicans to unite for a prosperous, free republic. It cites Know Nothing history to critique Grant’s rivals and ends with a light joke about a dying man’s words.
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Posey County Auditor Reports 1871 72 Receipts and Expenditures
The County Auditor submits to the Posey County Board a detailed report of receipts and expenditures for the period from June 1, 1871, to May 31, 1872. The document provides financial activity names and figures for county accounts and emphasizes accountability and fiscal reporting to the county government.
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