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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1872
Page
2
A letter from Worace Greeley accepting the Liberal Republican nomination appears alongside reactionary editorials. The Franklin Herald praises Indiana Democrat Voorhees while forecasting Baltimore Convention outcomes and warns against party defections.
A treatise on good sense preserving us from censorious ness guiding discernment of circumstances and avoiding visionary perfection. It urges weighing consequences observing what to note and what to pass by and when to yield. It promotes good manners and submission to others over claims of superiority and urges focusing on one’s own duties.
An elderly voice counsels John to observe a potential wife’s morning behavior and breakfast helping, noting compatibility if she rises early, is pleasant to her mother, and dresses neatly. The piece ends with an instruction to advertise in Tux Reorerer.
In MT Vernon Republican commentary by Joan Preaus a heated defense against a Cincinnati Convention attack targets Grant era politics and German nationality. The letter ridicules the anonymous author, defends Republican integrity, and argues for measured Democratic restraint amid shifting alignments.
The State Convention is nearing and citizens should scrutinize the choice for the National Convention delegates to Baltimore on July 9. The State Sentinel urges selecting the best, most trustworthy and independent men from Indiana, unafraid to reflect the people's true sentiments and support Baltimore’s decision.
May 17 letter from Hon. Dan Voorhees to Capt. J.C. Briggs in Washington, D. C., rejects supporting Grant or Greeley. Voorhees cites Democratic principles, vows to back candidates aligned with his beliefs, and predicts Baltimore July 9 guidance by principle and honor.
Evansville Courier praises Charley Hall cadet from Evansville starting at West Point yesterday. The piece lauds his promise, virtue, and family guidance, predicting merit, future as an Army officer, and an honored representative for Evansville with strong backing from local supporters.
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