Democratic Nominees Embrace Liberal Republican Cooperation
The Boston Post lauds Democrats Hendricks Buckalew and the Indiana and Pennsylvania tickets for cooperating with Liberal Republicans. It argues the Cincinnati platform fits a united party spirit and forecasts recovery for the country through bipartisan principle, praising cross state nominations as a pledge of victory.
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New York
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Boston Post
The Re election of Grant Would Be a Disgrace
A late 19th century critique argues Grant’s re election would corrupt the presidency through gifts and bribes. It cites a New York testimonial fund of 105000 and letters showing private gratitude from Grant. The piece labels Grant self interested and calls for an honest successor.
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White House
Ulysses
New York
Congress
Butterfield
United States
Chicago News
Forney Attacks Pennsylvania Split Over Vice Presidency
The piece notes Forney blaming Pennsylvania's anti Grant faction for lacking a vice presidential nominee in Philadelphia and cites his accusation that malice and corruption threaten the party. It reports threats of purging reformers and compares critics to Sampans, with Milwaukee News commenting on the bloodthirsty rhetoric.
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Curtin
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Philadelphia
Grant
Simon Cameron
Milwaukee News
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Iowa
Register
Maine
California
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Senator Morton Attacks Race Doctrine at Convention
Morton led pensioners for General Grant at the Officeholders' Convention and denounced the idea that black men cannot live with whites as treason. He also opposed negro suffrage in his Richmond, Indiana speech, showing conflicting positions within his record.
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Morton
General Grant
Richmond
Indiana
Niblack Renominated for Congress by Indiana Democrats
The Philadelphia Age praises Judge William E. Niblack as a strong, incorruptible public servantrenominated by Democrats of Indiana's First District. It highlights his long service from the Thirty-fifth to the Forty-second Congress and his defense of state rights against centralized power. The piece notes public support and urges re election to the Forty third Congress, stressing honesty and experience.
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Weathercock
Grant Administration
Philadelphia Age
Sion
William E. Niblack
Congress
Judge Niblack
United States
Farmers urged to stack grain for harvest quality
From the New Harmony Register. Farmers in Posey County urged to thresh from the shocks, arguing stacked grain sweats into uniform, merchantable condition and brings higher sale value. The notice warns threshers’ promises and weather risks, urging farmers to stack now before rains. One Who Knows.
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Posey County
Enterprising yet Absurd Industrial Plans From Indianapolis News
In a satirical note from the Indianapolis News, Mr Colas retires to pursue a long list of bizarre industrial ventures in South Bend and beyond. The spoof enumerates ridiculous manufactories from laminated ox whips to deodorized silver plated toothpicks, ending with a jab at Senator Morton and his party steering the nation toward perdition.
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Colfax
South Bend
Ife
Ifo
Indianapolis News
Fourth of July Balls at Union Hall
Public invited to a ball at Union Hall on Thursday evening July 4 1872 celebrating Independence Day with a children's ball on Friday evening July 5 as music provided by the New Harmony Brass and String Bands Je2s 1t.
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New Harmony Brass
Common Pleas Court
Posey County
Indiana
George W. Wade
Joel Harmon
G. W. Lowe
Mount Vernon
Cynthiana
Losey County
Alex. Crank
James N. Bowles
Richard Ford
Menry Fitton
Henry J. Cooper
Italiana
Alex, Crank
Cox's Creek
Windfield
Gresham Creek
New Harmony
Mirall
Harmony Township
Sale Notice for Fruition Provisional Auction 2000
An official notice announces a sale event titled Fruition Provisional 2000 with the date and terms described in the public legal document. The page fragment indicates a sale proceeding and involved authorities, inviting interested parties to review the conditions and participate.
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