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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1882
Page
1
The Register notes subscription at 150 dollars yearly paid in advance and outlines advertising rates by column and duration. It lists legal ad charges, smaller notices, and per line local notices with payment in advance for all transient ads and job work upon delivery.
The Sun claims record readership, asserts truthfulness and independence, and promotes its role as a watchdog for honest government. It touts editions as a mirror of human activity, a storehouse of common sense, and a strong commitment to democracy and public welfare.
A Robinson township correspondent reports rumors that Republican tickets sent to Robinson were destroyed while Mt. Vernon and Posey county results show mixed gains for Democrats. Other notes describe local rail and mill developments, bond funds in Carmi, and various election aftermaths across Gibson Indiana, Posey and surrounding counties.
The Indiana returns from ninety two counties reveal a heavy vote in an off year with Democrats gaining in several counties and Myers winning the Secretary of State race by 10 809 over Hawn Republicans. The Greenbackers backed Niblack and Berkshire but were defeated. The Legislature will meet in January with 28 Democrats and 22 Republicans in the Senate and 57 Democrats 42 Republicans and one Greenbacker in the House.
A Washington dispatch notes a new government map by Rosier of the general land office, the most complete yet, with over four thousand additions mostly in the West. Other items cover Texas Democratic challenges, Board of Trade resolutions, rising tobacco and cattle prices, Oregon iron works, debt in Pickens county Alabama, and various state legislative trends.
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