The Democratic Platform Resolutions of 1870 Unanimously Adopted
Indiana Democrats in a delegate convention January 8 1870 endorse the Federal Union uphold the Constitution resist centralized despotism and oppose reconstruction measures. They demand tariff reform greenbacks and abolition of the National Bank system, oppose the fifteenth amendment and state naturalization changes, and denounce intrusion into moral regulation. The piece also notes assorted political opinions and public notices.
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New York /eniny Post
Henry B. Adams
I. Adams, Jr
North American Review
Donn Pratt
Cincinnati Commercial
BK. Li. Godkin
Nation
George Alfred Townsend
Estes Howe
Iowa
Washington
Republican
Voila
Harrisburg
Morning Patriot
Ears as Windows to Mind in Horses Said by Observers
A quirk of horse behavior is noted with ears acting as indicators of attention. Intelligent horses prick up ears when spoken to while dull horses show little reaction. a blind horse tilts one ear forward and one back, and a deaf horse fails to respond.
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Granger
Tom Merriam
Charlie Ruliiven
Cupid
Charlie
Jove
Ruthven
Dick Stuyvesant
Charlie Ruthven
Stuyvesant
Spooney
Newport
Mollie Wingate
Mollie
Miss Wingate
Mr. Granger
Ambrose
Vivien
Piazza
New York
Miss Vivien
Talloo
Boston
White Mountains
Ruth
Rates and rules for advertising in The Register
The Register lists subscription prices 200 in advance 250 after six months 300 if paid after year end and notes continuation terms. Advertising rates show blocks for one square to full column with varying durations plus double local column charges and prepayment on transients.
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Kas
Heat and Humor End in Humiliation for Critic
An anecdote from a large city tells of two sisters one a lawyer the other a writer the elder widowed and the younger married to a critic. The critic visits the hot court then meets the younger sister in a park and quips that her husband’s suffering is far worse than the heat. the sister reacts with horror and leaves in indignation.
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