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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1870
Page
2
The Boonville Democrat notes that since the presidential defeat, the Democratic party appears strong, defiant, and hopeful. Republicans admit the Democrats’ vigor, while critics blame government patronage and corruption for officeholding. The piece predicts a renewed struggle in the next election.
The Boonville Democrat urges Democratic supporters to reject despair over Radical boasting in Maine. It argues Maine’s result was never in doubt and calls for confidence in New York Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana. It urges workers to advance with cheer and faith in a glorious victory.
The analysis attacks Republican leaders as immoral and corrupt, accusing them of war profiteering, luxury, and public vice. It argues for retrenchment and lighter burdens, urging Indiana voters to seek a cleaner party with honest, capable men to lead.
Radical circles report Senator Morton telegraphs to the President accepting a envoy post to England. He vows to settle Anglo American disputes or force a 54 40 or fight outcome, betting on Western bluntness to sway Gladstone and Queen Victoria, with a hoped White House path opened before returning Hoosier soil.
A prominent man allegedly told a bathing-h resort belle that upon marrying he did not want a wife who knew too much. After a day of mental labor or public speaking he preferred silence at home with the wife fanning the sea breeze as he sat.
The Indiana State Sentinel reviews recent election law changes from 1867 to 1869, detailing voter eligibility residency requirements, the repeal of registries, and rules for ballots. It outlines appointment of judges and clerks, challenges and oaths, penalties for fraud, and the duty to post affidavits, urging strict adherence to procedure and timing.
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