Hendricks Defends Record Against False Pendleton Claim
The Fort Wayne Democrat editorial commends Thomas A. Hendricks and condemns a Radical press falsehood that he rejoiced at Pendleton's Ohio defeat. It notes Hendricks aided Pendleton’s campaign, spoke across Ohio, and maintained integrity amid calls to attack him. The piece defends his character and emphasizes Democratic support.
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Pendleton
Ohio
Indianapolis Journal
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Hendricks
Huw
Indiana
Mr. Pendleton
Jendricks
Iendricks
Hamilton
Hamilton Telegraph
Muskingum County
United States Senate
John Sherman
Senate
Thomasa A. Sendricks
Fort Wayne
Badeau Returns to Washington Over Biographical Pay
Bay Woscott notes Col. Adam Badeau, famed for a Grant biography seen as unjust to Indiana officers, has come back to finish the work while keeping his office and pay as Assistant Secretary of Legation. He argues the government should not fund self serving biographies and mocks Badeau as Adam Bad un.
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Bay Woscott
Col
Adam Badeau
Grant
Indiana
England
Washington
Gol Adam Badeau
Adam Bad UN
Indianapolis Mirror
Pendleton or Lendricks for 1872 President Hope
The piece argues for Thomas A. Hendricks as a 1872 Democratic standard bearer, contrasting Pendleton and Seymour with a candidate untainted by war-era disputes. It urges a party line against bond taxation, currency preferences, monopolies, and radical tariff policies, praising Lendricks from Indiana as a preferable choice.
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Cincinnati Haguirer
New York World
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Vendicton
Union
Thomas A. Lendricks
Hoosier
Aristo-Bureaucracy and the President Seclusion Policy
A critical column contrasts Executive Order style with European royal practice, arguing the President should remain accessible. It notes past reception customs in Washington, laments new secrecy, and urges abandonment of the sealing rule to keep governance practical and responsive. It cites Queen Victoria and European sovereigns as models and critiques current U S trend. The piece ends with a Nashville Banner note on drink-related violence and a death from smothering.
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Washington
Queen of England
Iter
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Louis Republican
Land bought in Kansas by colonists plans for 1200 families
A single English colony bought 30000 acres in Kansas to be divided among at least 1200 families including well-to-do farmers and artisans German and Swedish colonists also acquired sizable tracts. A Washington correspondent notes navies strive to pronounce Farragut’s name correctly amid growing cultural refinement.
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Salt Inequality and Haitian Finances Highlight 19th Century Debates
The New York World contrasts salt abundance in Canada and Mexico with protective tariffs, while The New York Republic lauds Pierce era cabinets. Haiti faces dire finances with currency collapse and soaring prices for coffee and pork as political tensions grow in Texas favoring Davis and constitutional restoration.
Resignation of U S Marshal Barlow praised as virtuous
In the Indianapolis Mirror critique, United States Marshal M. C. Barlow of the Southern District of New York resigns after resisting party pressure to appoint deputies based on loyalty rather than merit. The piece contrasts his stance with party managers and notes Butterfield’s corruption link in Washington.
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Tisk & Co
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Indianapolis Mirror
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