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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1879
Page
2
A Green Castle dispatch in The Register reports a Radical plan to settle 150 families in Indiana, with editor Geonur J. LaANGspALE promising homes. Republicans debate the claim as Democrats call it political manipulation and warn of consequences before the election.
A Hackensack National Bank embezzlement case involves H Vorits from New Jersey's 5th district, noted as a Republican advocate of party reform. The fragment hints at party loyalties and potential implications for local elections and census district employment.
The passage notes that New York Republicans, despite a Democratic split, planned to take office by fair or foul means and had to mobilize returning boards to secure victory. It contrasts with Indiana Democrats and their divisions.
The piece hints Cornuiia might secure more tick support if J Manison Werrs were engaged. It notes radicals push to lift allocations by 15 million dollars next year and mentions a low sign fund favored by their camp.
New York dispatch from November 14 1879 discusses the arrival of The Theosophist edited by Madame Blavatsky. The piece mentions uncanny coincidences on ocean wrecks and moral lapses in public life including municipal mis spending and court fights. It also covers sensational personal crises and miraculous survival tales, plus brief satire on winter fashion and animal anecdotes.
New York final county counts overturn Democratic wins in six counties Monroe Jefferson Wayne Ontario St Lawrence Dutchess with Republican majorities totaling 15 556 and Potter’s 2500 lead turning to 656 for Hosking The fraud claims include Oneida and Albany cases sparking GOP fears of party packing for Grant at the national convention
Preparing for the Census in 1880 the formation of supervisors districts is complete in all states except Massachusetts and California. About 155 supervisors will oversee thousands of subordinates to speed the count, with districts arranged by state and territory. Kentucky has five districts and Illinois eight. Indiana's six include Crawford Daviess Dubois Gibson Knox Lawrence Martin Orange Perry Pike Posey Spencer Vanderburgh Warrick.
A Syracuse letter reports efforts to harmonize conflicting Democratic factions in New York with the endorsement of Senator Kernan Judge Pratt ex Chairman Parcell and other leaders. Gov Seymour was asked to run for president but declined urging party unity. A statewide conference in Utica will decide action soon.
The Monrovia lies in port awaiting a new negro emigrant colony to Libes tis as the American Colonization Society seeks recruits in South Carolina Georgia and Arkansas. The St Louis Republican notes Robert Carlisle who wheels a barrow from Land’s End toward John Groats plans a transatlantic voyage in a small pinnace.
Our Washington Letter reports a planned conference of Democratic Senators and Representatives in New York before Congress meets to nominate a presidential candidate. The piece argues against insider deals and urges a people driven, not party politician, fight. It notes Bayard’s favorable reception, Carpenter’s strategy to keep Senate control, and cites Central Pacific railroad payments and Josh Billings on money.
Sevinine and arsenic form the basis of many ague remedies but are warned against for causing headaches, vertigo, and depression. Ayer's Ague Area is billed as a vegetable cure without quinine or harmful ingredients, claiming permanent, rapid relief for fever and ague and liver complaints. A. M. Freytavot & Co. advertise with a $900,000 capital, and Augusta cotton mills pay a 28 percent dividend.
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