Political shifts and Garfield inauguration noted in 1881 issue
The Register reports Republicans losing leading men in the new House with Democrats gaining influence while the Senate favors Republicans in ability. Garfield's inauguration is described with grand ceremony and contrast to Jefferson. Hayes remarks on a funding bill and national banking interests prompt questions about public treason views.
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Senate
Kexnan
Eaton
Tuhurman
Radical party drove extra costs on borrowing
The Radical party bears responsibility for forcing 5 to 6 percent interest on over 670 million dollars for months instead of borrowing at 3 percent. The veto and defeat of the funding bill could cost the government 12 to 15.6 million. Democrats gain confidence as filibustering Radicals, allied with the national banking system, push votes for the Democratic cause nationwide.
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Ge Hayes
Radical Party
Congress
Union
Potential 1884 Democratic Tickets Mentioned
A historical notice surveys possible presidential timber for 1884. It names ex Senator McDonanp of this State and Judge Stephen J Finn of California as top figures, and questions how McDonanp and Finn would compare to Figip and Mc Donap.
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McDonanp
Stephen J Finn
California
Fienp
Figip
McDonap
Adams and Pierce Inaugurated Presidents on Friday
John Quincy Adams and Franklin Pierce were inaugurated presidents on Friday. The text notes a bad omen for Garfield and the Radical party and questions Garfield’s chance to renominate himself.
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John Quincy Adams
Frank Pierce
Garfield Adams
Pierce
Garfield
Radical Party
Ohio funding bill faces RADICAL and bank opposition says Hopp
Ex Congressman Frank Hopp of Toledo contends that united Radicals and national banks oppose the 3 per cent funding bill aiding Democrats to win Ohio this year. Hayes admits his veto aimed to protect the value and integrity of the national banking system.
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Frank Hopp
Toledo
Ohio
Hayes
Chicago
Political squabbles ease as Democrats gain ground
The piece notes a sixty day pause of the do nothing Legislature with a $25 000 cost for an extra forty days. It mentions Garfield shifting views on Indiana Republicans, delays to Strangey Marinewe's Supreme Court trip, and Pennsylvania municipal elections delivering a moral. It calls for voting on constitutional amendments next Monday.
News of the Week Roundup Highlights World and Local Events
A wide sweep of items notes Congress failing to pass re apportionment, European and American political moves, weather disruptions across Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota and New York, heavy snow blocking trains and streets, plus maritime and economic updates from Chicago Buffalo and Louisville. Notable figures include Hayes Cameron Frye and Garfield era politics. Weather and transport interruptions dominate the period as storms lash the Midwest and coasts.
Funding Bill and Veto Stir Evansville Journal
The Evansville Journal reports before the veto that Secretary Sherman is the right man for the treasury post and could counter a capital move if needed. After the veto it notes Washington reports the President rejected the funding bill, calling it a muddle and harmful to business interests.
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Sherman
Ile
Treasury
Washington
Henderson
Porter Proclamation on Constitutional Amendments Sparks Debate
The Hancock Democrat notes Republican leaders push amendments to entrench control, despite prior rejection by voters and Supreme Court disapproval. The March 14 event is described as a partisan farce aimed at disenfranchising Democrats. A separate fragment recalls a Michigan doctor’s letter to John Bright about an illness and its ignored reply.
Inaugurated in Washington on March 4 1881
A detailed accounts of the 1881 inauguration ceremonies in Washington and Georgetown. Crowds exceeding 100000 witnessed parades toward the capitol and rotunda events. President-elect Garfield delivered the oath at 1 25 pm with Chief Justice Waite presiding. General Hancock drew attention at the evening ball with a crowded reception.
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Hayes
Senator Pendleton
Ohio
Waite
General Hancock
Political reflections by Horatio Seymour in Syracuse
In Syracuse on March 4 1821 Horatio Seymour discusses party politics. He argues Democrats outnumber Republicans in popular support and criticizes Republican centralization while praising Democratic principles. He predicts divisions within both parties and urges adherence to constitutional policy.
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the Courier
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Temperance Fight Rocks Indiana Legislature In 1881
In Indianapolis on March 7 1881 Republicans clash over a temperance bill amid accusations of fraud and double records. Democrats led by Gibson push a local option amendment while Republicans defend their strategy. Extra session looms as cabinet changes stir politics with Henry Marston named state house commissioner.
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Clark County
Clark
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Keansaville
John Love Heia
South Germany
Heanaville
McDonald
Washington
Garfield
Dudley
New Cumbach
Windom
Hunt
McVeagh
Ring
Reformera
Lndianapolis
Garfield nominates 7 cabinet members to Senate
March 5 1881 Wasmscon report lists nominees for State Blaine Treasury Windom Attorney General McVeagh Postmaster James Interior Kirkwood War Lincoln Navy Hunt all confirmed by Senate. Cabinet has three vacancies in the Senate.
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Garfield
Senate
James G. Blaine
Maine
Treasury
William Windom
Minnesota
Wauyne McVeagh
Pennsylvania
Thomas L. James
New York
Interior
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Iowa
Robert T. Lincoln
Curusis
Navy
William H. Hunt
Louisian
Earthquake at Cassamicesla devastates Lechia town
March 7 1881 Loyvox Exa reports a deadly two shock quake near Cassamicesla on Lechia in the Mediterranean. The second shock lasting seven seconds caused 104 dead and over 200 injuries with 300 known harmed, 1.66 million francs property loss. Soldiers and doctors from Naples aided rescues as survivors fled to coast and fields.
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Exa
Cassamicesla
Lechia
Mediterranean
Naples
Apringa
Farmers of Posey County Prepare for 1881 Harvest
Posey County farmers brace for the 1881 harvest season. Plans focus on weather risks, crop yields, and market prospects as communities coordinate supplies and labor. Local committees urge prudent planting and preservation of soil fertility for a strong season.
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Posey County
Inaugural Week Manners and Politics in Washington
Washington letters describe March crowds, banners, and bands as Garfield’s inauguration nears. The writer notes mixed public sentiment, Congress debates funding and appropriations, and speculates on Garfield’s Cabinet and potential extra sessions amid partisan tensions. McKay.
What Makes the Man A Lesson on Boyhood Character
The piece argues character forms day by day from childhood. It cites punctuality, duty, and kindness as essential traits. It warns that a boy who is late, neglects duties, or takes pleasure in others’ suffering will not become reliable, noble, or generous.
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Haven's Public Career Endings Spark Controversy
The passage recalls Haven's final acts including Lovelo the Funding bill and River and Harbor bill, accusing them of siphoning millions from the treasury. A lingering theme laments smug judgments and the burden of public critique on a figure who faced harsh scrutiny.
Birth Announcement for Jon B Given
On Tuesday March 8 1881 Jon B only child of John and Mary Given age seven weeks eight days.
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Jon B
John and
Mary Given
Terms of Sale at Nine Months Credit for Purchases Over Five Dollars
The sale offers nine months credit on amounts over five dollars with a note and freehold security, waives relief laws, and provides for an attorney fee. five dollars and under must be paid in cash. Sale starts at 9:00 a.m. on the specified day. Edward Homer, Administrator.
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