Our Next Governor Democratic Pick Regents
The Register surveys likely Democratic nominees to succeed Governor James D Williams. Prospects include Franklin Sanders noted as a strong orator, Isaac P Gray the loyal lieutenant governor, Jephua D New a popular congressman, Bayless W Hanna of Vigo, and Senator McDonald. Each would head the ticket if chosen, pledging continued economical state governance with a Democratic Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D Williams
Franklin Sanders
Congress
Isaac P. Gray
Hoo
Jephua D. New
Jeonings County
Bayutess W. Hanna
Vigo County
Jodiana
McDonald
Indiana fears over southern negro relocation and Republican aims
The Indianapolis Sentinel denounces a plan to move North Carolina blacks to Indiana arguing it would Africanize the state for the Republican party. It warns of poverty, displacement, and taxpayer burdens if the migration goes ahead, and questions motives and oversight.
Notable Horse Sale and Military News From New York
The New York letter reports the sale of 86 blood horses from Robert Bonner’s stable, headed by a $4,000 bid for Jim Keene, but overall prices were lower than expected. It also covers stock exchange growth, Fort Hamilton military drills, proposed coastal forts, Seventh Regiment armory fundraising, and grim anecdotes of hunger at sea and the Italian beggary trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Stock Exchange
Seventh Regiment Armory
New York
Robert Bounner
Charles A. Dana
The
New York Sun
Bonner
Jim Keene
General Withers
Kentucky
Sam
Hudson
Duke of Wellington
Bond Street Savings Bank
Wall Street
Anny
Stock Exchange
By Homean
National Guard
Regular Army
Fort Hamilton
Atlantic
Fourth Avenue
Sixty-sixth Street
Lexington Avenue
Sixty Seventh Street
Castle Garden
Italy
Ravix
The Negro Vote Of Indiana Shapes Political Power
A critical view argues Indiana Republicans rely on 8 000 Black votes in elections. Without this bloc the party would reel in a forecast of losses across Marion Vanderburgh Gibson Spencer Warwick and other counties. It warns further importation of Black voters would worsen the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Republican Party
Marion County
Indianapolis
Vanderburg
Republican party and race line in Indiana debate
The text attacks Republicans as ethical failures tied to Black voters and cites national papers calling African Americans ignorant. It questions white Indiana support for GOP leaders citing moral panic and southern influence, then mentions a Cincinnati Gazette note on North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Sentinel
Indiana
Sentinel
The
North Carolina
Kansas
Republican Party
North
South Carolina
Union
Philadelphia Telegraph
Rep
New Harmony Theater to Present Musical Play at Union Hall
Public notice announces a benefit entertainment at Union Hall by New Harmony residents for the Society for Mutual Improvement. On Saturday, November 22, 1879, the group will stage the three act musical play, titled the celebrated work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Harmony
Indiana
Union Hall
Society For Mutual Improvement
Characters and Names from a Gipsy Pageant Cast
A list of names and roles including Guy Mannering Colonel Mannering and Dandie Dinmont among many others. Mentions of Gipsy groups Mrs. Echard Julian Miss Ribeyre and various surnames appear in a fragmented roster style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Mannering
Henry Bertram
Frank Fitton
Dominic Sampson
Owen Dandie Dinmont
E. R. Snelling
Dirk Hatterick
J. D. Jones
Bailie Mugklethrift
J.P. Bennett Gilbert
Glossin
J. T
H. Lichtenberger
Lucy Bertram
L. Bragdon
McCandlish
J. W. Hiatt
Ween Cs
R. D. Owen Gipsy
Adiust Ake
A. Ribeyre
Farce of The Silent Woman at 8 PM Tickets 25 cents
Announcement for the Farce of The Silent Woman starring Mr. Sandford and Miss Marianne Sandford with E R Snelling and Mrs Jackson. Doors open 7, performance at 8. Police to attend for order. Also Administrator's notice announces Job C Gwaltney estate in Posey County as solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sandford
E.R. Snelling
Merton
E. D. Owen
Marianne Sandford
R. Jackson
Job C. Gwaltney
Posey Somty Tadinna
The Sun 1880 prospectus and public notice
Ta Sun outlines its 1880 editorial stance and independence with a strong civic focus. It predicts pivotal political events and the twenty fourth presidential election, urging vigilance, truthfulness, and fair reporting by publishers I. W. England and The Sun. Also includes Posey County notice of estate distribution and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinie Sun
Tis Sun
Tae Sun
Congress
Washington
Tur Sun
Tuy Sun
Daly Sun
Sun
I. W. England
Suny
New York City
Notice to Heirs of Petition to Sell Real Estate
Public sale announced by Edward Homer administrator of Martin R. Miller estate Posey County Indiana items include horses cattle hogs crops and farming implements. An executor also offers sale of Mary Reeves estate with similar terms and a license application for liquor sale in New Harmony Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Pesty Country
Circuit Court
Edward Homer
John W. Cornick
George W. Curtis
Posey Circuit Court
Hovey & Menzies
Plaintif F
Mary J. Cornick
Sarah E. Sanders
John Sanders
Judy A. Lewis
Nathan Lewis
William T. Cornick
Martha J. Watson
James H. Watson
Esther M. Cox
David C. Cox
Melissa ©. Devin
John Devin
George W. Cornick
Edward 8. Cornick
Charles H. Cornick
Mary D. Cornick
State
Martin R. Miller
Posey County
Robb Township
Towit
Board of County Commissioners
New Harmony
N. B
WM. Williams
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the Register
W. Slater
New Harmony, Indiana
Grant
Hayes
Cincinnati Gazette
Republican
Republican State Committee
OUR
Job C. Gyraltney
Francis M. Reeder
Pegrote
New Harmony Theater
John D. Jones
Guy Mannering
Wase
the Sun
John B. Calvin
Lss
Plaintiff
J.T. Eagle
Mary Reeves
Bugtown
Brorge W. Bucklin
New Harmony, Ind
Main Street
Euglier's
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