Report on Indiana Hospital for the Insane annual year ending 1874
The twenty sixth annual report shows 847 admissions and 366 discharges with 239 improved or cured and 34 deaths. Maintenance cost $156,561.99 and repairs $95,604.03. repairs funded 127 additional beds. Estimates for 1875–77 total $324,000 plus building appropriations. Superintendent urges building a hospital for inebriates at once.
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Russia to adopt compulsory education and limit czar power
Aged Massachusetts Democrat Seiss, longtime voter from Shelburne Falls, laments a new victory for the Democrats after years of voting without result. He notes Russia’s move toward universal schooling challenges absolute monarchy and hints education could undermine divine right.
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Names multiply as new Congress looms in 1868
The article notes many new surnames among potential lawmakers, including seven Williams entries from Alabama Delaware Indiana New York Wisconsin and two from Michigan. It mentions several Robinsons and only two Smiths, with new names like New Wike Tarbox Sinnikeon. It cites Chicago Times rumors of a Democratic shift and remarks on Grant’s waning support across states Rhode Island and South Carolina cited as exceptions.
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Press and public opinion in Grant era critique
The article rails at Gen Grant for ignoring the press and losing public support, arguing newspapers once opposed him must now oppose, while praising Democratic journals for their political toil without reward. It cites The Times Republic Sun and St Louis Daily Times, urging recognition of editors' efforts.
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Congress Loses A Longstanding Washington Figures
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes the next session will see reporters thinning the gallery crowd as long time Republicans depart. Blaine and McPherson exit, along with Butler, Poland, Roberts, Tremaine, Phelps, Negley, Dawes, Parsons, Gunckle, Maynard, Coburn, Wilson, Hawley, Averill, and other prominent names. New Democratic faces arrive to make their mark in Washington.
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Sunsets Cox of New York delivers remarks at Annapolis urging patriotic honesty. He argues against selfish gain in public life and questions whether enthusiasm should extend beyond arts and sciences to all who love the country. He advocates living honestly and avoiding graft as a duty to the nation.
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The Magnitude of the Revolution and Political Shifts
A historical mirror critiques Grant era politics noting seven midwestern states shifted from Grant by 133000, signaling a massive anti Grant wave and potential anti Grant House majority, with earlier Massachusetts Democratic reversals and a humor piece about delinquent subscribers.
Debt payment forecast sparks Democratic pledge in 20 years
Senator Eaton of Connecticut at a Manhattan Club gathering argues that under Democratic rule the national debt can be paid in twenty years with reduced taxes. He calls for cutting expenses, reforming currency to a single government standard, and achieving specie payments. A St Louis Times remark notes Illinois election defeat reflections and Republican disaffection.
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United States Senator Candidate Praised by Delphi Times
The Delphi Times lauds Mr McDonald as a strong Democratic leader and seasoned statesman. He is described as fearless, industrious, and a champion of labor, with extensive experience and executive skill in state politics.
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