Posey County Democrats Urge Turnout for Upcoming Election
In a stirring call to action, the Posey county Democracy urges voters to back state district and county Democratic tickets. The message recalls the 1876 victory and condemns the returning board swindle that installed Rutherford B Hayes, urging a large turnout next Tuesday to defend the people and the Constitution.
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Posey
Democratic Party
Rutherford DB. Hayes
Heilman Record Cited Against Vote Buying In 1870s Era
The opinion of Hon. T. F. DeBruler is cited urging Republicans to read about Heilman’s past as a twice failed congressional candidate accused of treating and attempting to bribe votes. The piece recalls a 1870s Courier expose, a bribery trial, and a Supreme Court affirmation of a jury verdict. DeBruler asserts Heilman remains a strong Republican and would support party lines on major issues.
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Heilman
Jiet
William Heilman
T. F. DeBruler
Congress
Meansville Courier
Courier
Stats
Neilman
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court
Heilman Blands
DeBruler
Evansville Journal
Parrett
Dyer
Jack” Brownlee
Stand by Your County Ticket Democratic Rally Cry
Stand by your county ticket as nominated in convention and primary. It is the duty you owe to the majority and to the solid Democracy of the county. Those who supported favorites should now back the successful candidates and pledge to uphold them in the convention.
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South
Thia County
Morton
Thia
Indiana
Posey County
Endorsing Democrats or the Republicans in Posey County
The Evansville Journal urges Posey County Democrats to vote for the Democratic State ticket to block Republican gains. It rebukes Republican tactics and recalls Morton era oppression, questions Republican candidates’ past stances, and argues a Democratic sweep will curb party rancor and federal overreach.
Garvin for Congress rally urges big Posey county vote
A partisan appeal urges voters across Posey county and township to cast Democratic ballots for Thomas E. Garvin in the coming election. The letter emphasizes loyalty to Democratic principles, warns against Heilman, and ties the race to national electoral considerations in 1880. It calls for a large Garvin majority and frames the vote as part of opposing past swindles.
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Thomas E. Garvin
Thomas I. Garvin
Congress
House of Representatives
Tilden and
Hendricks
Heilman
Thomas Fr. Garvin
Posey
Garvin
Returning Board
Vote the Democratic Ticket and Currency Reform Debates
A political appeal questions beliefs on replacing national bank notes with greenbacks, taxing bondholders like workers, lowering interest to 6 percent, restoring silver coinage on par with gold, opposing currency contraction, ending gerrymandering, and resisting federal centralism as guaranteed by state law. It asks voters to support the constitutional framework of Indiana and endorses Democratic positions.
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Indiana
Political Forecast and Local Alliances Ahead of Election
Forty five members of the next house will be chosen next Tuesday with 22 Democrats 20 Republicans and 3 Nationals expected. The Moanaville Journal criticizes Heisman stance while noting the national bank issue dominates the 46th Congress. Garvin is urged to support the Democratic platform and campaign committees are to be activated. Mr Peter Heenman and his daughter Lena left for the St Louis Fair last Monday.
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National Bank
Garvin
Peter Heenman
Lena
St. Louis Fair
Talmage and the Elephant how it all began
Rev T DeWitt Talmage enters New York gin mills and dance halls to study temptations but critics doubt the method. The piece rails at sensational preaching while noting reform and danger to morals. It also covers the forty seventh annual American Institute exhibition, taste shifts, and Creedmoor shooting with Sumner's 221 points and the Borchardt rifles used by the team.
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Salmage
New York
Register
T. DeWitt Talmage
Brooklyn
Satan
Nick
New York City
Talmage
Ile
Europe
Greece
Rome
Institute
Creedmoor
America
J. S. Sumner
Sumner
Newton
Massachusetts
Borchardt
Ravix
Washington Letter on Republican Prospect in 1878
Our Washington letter notes the Republican Congressional Committee overfull with papers and staff, arguing that persuasion via daily newspapers will better reach voters than mass documents. It discusses Grant’s position, Blaine’s stance, and predicts losses in Iowa and shifting issues as Democrats gain ground. It cites Ohio outlook as promising and outlines future Congressional topics.
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Wasuixavon
D. C
Joe Reacher
Hale
Gorham
Republican Congressional Committee
Maine
Grant
Blaine
Senvator Kirkwood
Iowa
Vermont
Ohio
Pew Congress
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Sax
Gee
West Virginia
Hellman
Garvio
OUR
Washington
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Indian Bureau
War Department
Patent Office
Pension Bureau
War and Navy Departments
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Weber
Peter and
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Alexander
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J. W. Brown
John Brown
George Burnett
Dwight Cargle
Louis Carey
Frank Clark
W. J. Ferguson
Lill Fox
James Forrester
E. Gallagher
P. F. Harris
Amanda Hill
Martin Johnson
Jame Lane
Lewis J. LaMarche
Georg Lee
John
Stewart
Callis
Julius CU. Miller
P. M
Lewis Noble
V. Jd. Troscotyt
Lynn Township
Cemeny
T. J. Truscott
Richard Daugherty
Gibson County
District of
District Court of
Leroy Williams
Bedford B. Baldwin
District Court
Cyrenus Elliott
Posey County Agricultural Society
Abraham Gann
Robert Clarke
A. T. Stephens
Frank D. Bolton
A. H. Fretageot
V.C. Duclea
Lytle Wiley
William Read
John Wale
Berton A. Wilkinson