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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1871
Page
2
A long editorial argues that Radical leaders seek to control the Democratic platform to seize government. It condemns radical overreach, praises Democratic restraint, and predicts a decisive national reckoning, urging unity to defend constitutional government and oppose centralized money power.
The piece argues the Democratic Party will unify against Radical excess and pursue five practical issues. It cites Missouri sentiment, Ohio Pennsylvania and Tennessee conventions, and predicts a national platform shaped by finance reform and a change in leadership. It quotes the New York Freeman's Journal warning against supposed divisions and urges focus on livelihood and property security in the South, labeling the Radical party as the central target of the upcoming political struggle.
Ohio Dayton June 20 a letter from Chief Justice Chase arrived for the late C L Vallandigham after the new departure resolutions. Dated May 20 1871 in Washington he commends Vallandighams service to country and party praising his courage and fidelity to reform.
The funeral of Hon. C Lt. Vallandigham in Dayton, Ohio, on June 20 was a grand, citywide event with a two mile procession. Buildings were draped in mourning and business paused as distinguished guests from across the Union attended. pallbearers included Thurman Cox Pugh McCook Gilmore Maxwell Howard Craighead Thompson Boyer Gilshead and Hauk. Chief Justice Chase could not attend.
An 1871 notice states John R. Hugo will not be responsible for debts incurred by his wife Catharine Burrell from June 15 1871. The document references corset products by Climax Corset and Demi Skeleton styles and lists an attachment action in the case Anna Arnolidy vs Joseph Burrell.
The notice promotes savings of 25 percent on paints and oils for cash at Thrall & Mumford’s City Drug Store. It announces new candy varieties and a variety of groceries offered for cash, including peaches, kiow, russet potatoes, and more, urging readers to shop at Thrall & Mumford’s.
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