Democracy Faces Next Presidential Election Challenges
The article argues the Democratic party can win the next presidential contest without Pennsylvania by proving it represents the people, not railroads. It highlights farmers as a rising force, criticizes tariffs and railroad costs, and cites the Credit Mobilier probe as weakening Republicans while urging Democratic leadership in reforms over the next three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Party of the People
Party of
Keystone
Isto
Democratic Organization
Ohio
Northwest
Iowa
Finois
Priva Facie
New York
Sowell
Pittsburg
Credit Mobilier
Claciunati Inquirer
October Elections Show Democratic Gains Across States
The article analyzes post election shifts noting Democratic gains in Ohio and Pennsylvania and a Republican decline. It argues the two-party system will dominate the next four years, with the Liberal Republicans failing to gain traction and Democrats strengthening through a bold, free trade platform. It also highlights Indiana boundary history and praises George Rogers Clarke for Northwest expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Oregon
Newark
New Jersey
Fuller
Gren
Grant
Democratic Party
Democratic Organization
Republican Party
Morton
Sherman
Thurman
Pennsylvania
New York World
Indiana
Gavin & Hord
Ohio River
Great Miami River
Wabash River
State of
Vincennes
Vigo County
Wabash ‘River
Lecal
Lake Michigan
Illinois
John Law
George Rogers Clarke
Northwest
Clarke
Daniel Boone
Boone
Kentucky
Lattes
United States
Canadas
Falls of
Mississippi
Wabash
Detroit
Europe
Union
Atlantic
General Clarke
Patrick Mlonry
Virginia
England
The
Washington
Nathaniel Ewing
Indiana Territory
Harrison
Gibson
Posey
Territory
Lidilianapolis Nees
Democratic Bow in the Sky Signals Party Renewal
The Boston Post declares the Democratic Bow in the Sky as urgent proof that reform demands rally under the Democratic party. It argues Ohio proves the party’s endurance and integrity, capable of guiding government back to pure republican principles amid a favorable electorate shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Democratic Party
Boston Post
Flux of ancient prophecies and taxes stir public mood
An long excerpt reviews predictions about Edwardian reigns, Catholic restoration fears, and a rising opposition to Radicalism. It notes tax burdens on U S citizens, calls for anti-Radical action, and previews congressional investigations. It mentions Ohio, Lexis, and a debate on new words like jambo re, panjandram, and annextion.
Rural roosters crow for Ohio governor election
A poetical exhortation mocks the Ohio gubernatorial race, claiming Democrats are finished and Allen's victory signals a dramatic political shift. The piece uses colorful language to urge rural supporters to celebrate a new political era in Ohio.
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Allen
Land Entries in Early Times Around Cynthiana
Mr Horton shares original land entries near Cynthiana including Simon Williams on March 28 1814 in section 14 township 1 range 12 now owned by Lt Williams A Mc Reynolds and others and Jonathan Jaquess on October 5 1816 adjoining the town with owners Wilkinson Whiting and T J 31, later entries by George and Bennett Williams in 1814 1816 and 1871 with parcels held by James Cale the Lobb estate and others. Also Downey entries in 184 and 1815 and Williams Lewis and Smith land near Cynthiana later transfers to Carter Lane Lowe Yager.
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New Harmony Register
Mr. Horton
Cynthians
Simon Williams
Lt. Williams
A. Mc Reynolds
Mt. Vernon
Jonathan Jaquess
M. A. Wilkinson
W.d. Whiting
T. J
George and Bennett Williams
Doseste
James Cale
Williais
Lobb
William A. Downey
Dia
Mc Reynolds
G. Wo. Maton
Rogers
Smith
Lewis Williams
Cynthiana
Hh. Carter
W. B. Lane
William Smith
8. M. Lowe
C. & S. Lowe
M. Yager
Alexses Jonanson
Election of William Allen Aims to Restore Republic Faith
A St Louis Lines editorial magnifies William Allen’s election as a decisive, historic trapdoor for reform. It argues the victory signals Republican strength against current government misuses and vows to vindicate Democratic principles through renewed national deliverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tihhe
William Allen
St. Louis Lines
English Bankers and the Moral Strain of Wealth
A San Francisco Chronicle critique contrasts English bankers with American financier culture. It argues English bankers avoid ostentation yet may fail through dishonesty, while punishment for crime should reflect moral accountability. The piece laments laxities in banking ethics and urges harsher penalties for public figures and holy men alike.
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Epsglish
Bank Pera
Ile
Himselfias
Ileneo
San Aroneisco
Panic Strikes Labor As Grants Panic Deprives Workers
The St Paul Ploncer describes the Grant era panic as ruining workers by denying deposits and firing many near winter. It notes thousands discharged by wealthy corporations and accuses officials of breaking faith with workingmen who hoped party gains would secure good wages.
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Eve O
Grant
St. Paul (Minn
Massachusetts editor backs plan to teach English through allusions
Editor favors a teacher's proposal to have students read a newspaper and explain allusions to events, institutions, and figures. The approach seeks to connect literature with real world references, engaging pupils by linking text to familiar names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Notice of Administrators and Public Sales in Posey County
The notice lists Howard Tomer as administrator of the estate of John J. Richards, deceased, Posey County Indiana, claiming solvency. It also announces public sale of the deceased’s personal property including horses cattle and household items at the late residence of the decedent near New Harmony, Indiana, with a list of assets and terms. A separate bankruptcy assignee sale by Stephen Fitzgerald covers real estate in New Harmony with payment terms, and a mortgage of rents for a Posey County court decree sale of two described tracts and possible addition of the debtor’s interest to satisfy costs. Sheriff Alex Crunk announces the public sale dates and locations, including Mount Vernon Court House, with conditions and time.
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Elizabeth Herbert
Circuit Court
Posey County
Pavey County
Indiana
John J. Richardas
New Harmony
Povey County
Pindiana
Yucasday
Tepien Wituveratl
Stephen Fitzgerald
Dne
Owen
Brewery and Steam Mill Streets
Elijah Me Spencer
Thomas J. Martin
Samuel Blake
Das
Mount Vernon
Lawa
Alex
Crunk
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Northwest Territory
Clarrison
Miiuvis
Indiana Paper
Aurora News
Edward
Tugh
Uogland
Manning
Prince of Wales
Howard VII
Edward WL
Meder
Ealest
Gover
Congress
Ffopatitan
Scranton
Rochester
M. Y
Cincinnati Gazette
New York Herat
Sumner
St. Louis Times
Rise Up
Halstead, Pash & Co
Salisbury
Rar
Alphart
Cleveland Plaindealer
William Williams
Attys
Admy
Hovey & Men
IUS
Join
Tiehards
Poseyvarais
Loward Tomer
Dmeinistratoiss Sale
Edward Tomer
Adm
Y. Laws
Freehall Security
Howard Homer
Aek
Gyflnatne
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