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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1876
Page
3
The notice cites low prices on fabrics in Mt Vernon and reports politicians Hendricks Tilden and TripEN in Indiana. It notes Mr and Mrs M Forp and Mrs Erna Norcross visiting Philadelphia Cincinnati and others. A fire at Jas S Starlinas house caused $2500 loss with $1000 insured.
A partisan broadside predicts Republican defeats and Democratic victory in Indiana. It urges voters to back Tilden and Hendricks, warns of federal turnover, praises Governor Tilden, and promotes the upcoming November 7 presidential election with calls to vote for Tilden and Hendricks.
The Vincennes Sun records the transfer of ownership to B. H. Purcelt and bids farewell to Dr A J Tuomas. The paper promises continued service for over seventy years and reprints Sampart J Tilden’s letter to A S Hewitt demolishing Republican charges about rebel claims.
A concise collage of Indiana political chatter from the era. Debates on Hayes, Tilden, and party loyalty, warnings of frauds on electors, exhortations for Democrat mobilization, and mentions of local merchants and figures like Governor Hendricks. Also brief remarks on river damage and claims about Dix.
The Albany Argus cites the Radical clamor against democracy as the Democratic House rejects rebel war claims while Republicans approved millions. It contrasts $6,000,000 approved by Republicans and $8,000,000 favorably reported versus $217,000 by Democrats. It labels war-damages as Radical-ring owned swindles tied to Tilden’s election.
The WV. Y. Tribune notes with hearty congratulations that continued agitation on the issue has averted the greatest danger. It argues that after this commitment the naked payment of Southern claims would be impossible, even if a Democratic triumph through a solid South occurred.
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