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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1872
Page
2
The ticket named Horace Greeley for president and Benjamin Gratz Brown for vice president served as the electoral choice. Voters are urged to support the ticket in upcoming ballots. The bipartisan slate appears in local notices and campaign coverage with emphasis on reform and unity themes.
The Boston Post lauds Governor Hendricks as a strong Liberal leader in Indiana's political fight. It praises his blameless public career, calls for renewed action in November, and contrasts his integrity with Morton’s alleged fraud and federal meddling to restore Indiana for Greeley and Brown.
Dr Klinkerfue of Gottingen Hanover presents a hydrostatic instantaneous galvanic lamp-lighter. He tested it on several street lamps with complete success and expects a broad introduction of the apparatus soon.
The New Haven Register reports Augustus Schell of New York urging Liberals to rally for national victory against a corrupt administration. He warns republics fall through unchecked power, ballot corruption, and lax public virtue, urging citizens to act in the coming days to preserve liberty.
The New York Evening Express portrays the South Carolina governor elect as linked to a wide graft involving pay certificates, state bonds, and the Greenville and Columbia Railroad. It accuses a ring including Moses Crews and H. H. Kimpton of manipulating bonds, stock, and legislation for personal profit amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The New York Tribune argues that New York can be carried for Greeley in 1872 without city votes if Liberal Republicans vote as signed and Democrats support their state ticket. It cites past majorities in 1868 and 1870 and urges unity across interior counties for victory.
In a essay style plea F. P. argues for improved district school management and outside conditions. He criticizes tardiness in adopting modern school appliances, cheap itinerant teachers, and unequal salary practices while urging trustees to secure dedicated, qualified instructors and longer terms to raise educational quality.
Report notes Sheriff O'Brien's alleged portion of a large theft reaching three hundred thousand dollars. The 1872 New York mayoral race featuring James O Brien is tied to promises of honest government in New York City.
The State returns indicate large Liberal gains in strong Republican counties, with 3,352 more votes than 1868 across nineteen counties including Decatur Noble Delaware and Hamilton. Democratic absenteeism and cross votes reduced the statewide Liberal victory, prompting calls to unite for the Presidential ticket of Greeley and Brown.
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