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New Harmony Register

Location

New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1890

Page

5

Indiana Democrats urge turnout to secure majority

Indianapolis dispatch urges Democrats to vote in next Tuesday's election after noting 5,000 Democrats didn't cast ballots in the prior race. The piece warns a Republican win would derail reforms, raise taxes, defeat Voorhees, and restore 1873 gerrymander. It stresses a full Democratic vote can win Indiana's legislature and a Congress seat.

Harrison Hovey Voorhees Indiana Congress

Slavery Abolished as Secret Ballot Shifts Indiana Voting

Indiana moves to a secret ballot law expected to aid the Democrats. In Indianapolis, South Bend, Terre Haute and other cities workers who were previously coerced to vote for Harrison will vote freely for the first time. Democrats anticipate about a 2000 vote gain.

Indianapolis Ind South Bend Terre Haute Harrison

Indianapolis Democrats Sue Over Voting Rights in Foreground Case

In Indianapolis two young Democrats Jease tamrick and Wilson Morrow seek an injunction against landlady Mrs. Sutton, a Republican, to avoid being forced from lodging and losing ballot access on November 4. A temporary restraining order is in place as the suit proceeds.

Indianapolis, Inc Jease Tamrick Wilson Morrow Indiana Sutton

Diverse Indiana Local Notes and Anecdotes From Counties

A compilation of short items including political shifts in Tipton, accidents near embankments in Richmond and Peru, family disputes in Columbus, pension politics in Evansville, a sleepwalking thief in Kokomo, and local cast of characters. Reports cover elections, farming marvels, gas wells, deaths, institutes, and oddities across Gibson, Marion, Knox, Elkhart, Dubois, Madison, and other counties.

Somerville Gibson County Joseph Woolley Columbus Indianapolis Horace Fallis Martinsville Verre Haute Mackey Knox County Hebrews Frankfort Dubois County Lagrippe Elkhart County Porter County Dubons County Birdseye Madison

Congressman's Salem speech amid wreck and delay

Congressman Williams spoke in Salem last week after a derailment near East St. Louis forced him to walk in when repairs were slow. With all trains gone he chartered a special to keep his engagement.

Congressman Williams Salem Murphysboro East St. Louisa Elizabeth Grimes Enfield White County Montgomery County Republican State Committee Baum Olinoa Washington J. W. Wilson Olney S. W. Curtis Grayville Chicago J.T. Engle Iowa Mias Ida Reid Edwards County Wm. Peters Lawrence County Flora Gen. Palmer Crawford County

Guessing on the House Harrison Afraid of the Indiana Elections

Washington dispatch notes Democrats claim a stable House majority and Republicans contest gains. Harrison may skip Indiana vote, fearing defeat, while tariff flaws threaten the bill and McKinley seeks support in Ohio. Internal Revenue directs GOP campaign in four West Virginia districts.

Indiana South Rhode Island New Hampshire Montana Connecticut West Virginia Ohio Pennsylvania Iowa New York Harrison Indianapolis Congress McKinley Blaine Internal Revenue Department

California and West Coast Election Forecast Ahead of Balloting

A California dispatch notes that two years after a GOP surge Harrison carried nearly seven thousand and Congress split four Republicans two Democrats. It predicts a possible Democratic gain in two seats on November 4, cites weak anti-Chinese enforcement and an unpopular GOP nominee. Governors races look favorable to Democrats, while Senate hope and state legislature control hinge on intra party disputes. Nevada and Colorado expected GOP, but intraparty feuds in Colorado threaten unity. Elections open in thirty nine states next Tuesday.

Los Angeles Cal Harrison Stanford Senate Huntington Nevada Colorado

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