Improved Prospect for a Great Democratic Victory in Indiana
Indianapolis dispatch reports growing Democrat confidence as the campaign ends. Cleveland and Thurman expected to carry Indiana by 3000 to 8000 votes, with efforts to mobilize labor and suppress fraudulent votes. Delegates from various districts warn of desperate moves by Harrison supporters while miners and unions show mixed attendance and organized opposition.
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Indianapolis
Harrison
Cleveland
Thurman
Indiana
Iuston
Slick Six Committee
C. M. Depew
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Foraker
Ohio
Hendricks
John C. New
the Journal
New
Jim Blaine
Hovey
Harrisonites
Republican Committee
Clay County
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Republican
Oatsville Democratic Glee Club
Pike County
Grubb
Clem
Evansville
Uarrigan and Hovey
Cleveland and Matoon
C.J. Murphy
Fred Magon
Grant County
Hag
J.H. Watson
Centerville
Noblesville
Blaine
Lafayette
Mary Gales
Jeffersonville
Cleveland and Thurman poised to win 206 electoral votes
At Democratic national committee HQs in New York the states of New York California New Jersey and West Virginia are regarded safe for Cleveland and Thurman yielding 206 electoral votes. Indiana Connecticut Nevada Michigan and possibly Illinois could push to 265 votes while Harrison and Morton stay at 136. Brooklyn heavy registration suggests a Democratic edge over 20,000.
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New York, &. C
Democratic National Committee
New York
California
New Jersey
West Virginia
Cleveland
Thurman
Indiana
Connecticut
Nevada
Michigan
Ilinois
Harrison
Morton
Republican National Committee
Newark
Brooklyn
Illinois and Nation in Political and Social Whirl
A wide scan of political forecasts notes Democrats likely to win Illinois governorship and possibly presidency with Palmer seen as leading in Chicago. Reports cite registration gains, parade of speeches, and contested city tallies. Other items include social club ideas, prison release recidivism, a man’s divorce suit, naturalization numbers, yellow fever case, and various distant curiosities from across the country.
The Few Receive Its Benefits The Many Endure Its Burdens
Leavenworth Kansas July 8 1843 reporting Mr Burns criticizing Gov Bigger Perry County Troy speech on tariffs. The piece argues tariffs burden consumers and grocers, explaining how licenses and taxes shift costs to customers while high duties raise home prices, leaving the many to bear the burden and the few to gain benefits. It highlights tobacco taxes in Britain and questions protective tariffs’ real effect on prices and union cohesion.
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Leavenworth
Iyp
Burns
Gov. Bigger
Perry County
Troy
Great Britain
Kentucky
Viginia
John Bull
Bigger
Robert Date Owen
Barrox in Cincinnati Sparks Toy Marble Play
In Cincinnati, W. FB Barrox is noted amid a scene where toys are now used to play marbles. Report details suggest concerns over Proasgcurr fraudulent voters and election integrity.
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pds&Shin
Fen Haron
Ford Bros. & Lichtenberger
New Harmony
John A. Wilhelm
Queensware, Glassware, &c
MASON
Armour
Fore
Ford & Benreyt
William Richards
Arctic
Albert 8
Newsom
Beees
Church St. Bet. Main & Brewery
Geo. A. Romer
Broadway
New Street
New York City
News OF
Hasselman Printing Co
Presbyterian Church
Elkhart
Ben Harrison
Lake, Brown
Allen
Jackson
Clarke
Adams
Wells
Lebanon
Matson
Myers
Columbus
Goshen
Labor Party
Vanderburg
Capt. Myers
Judge Niblack
Supreme Court
Martinsville
Fort Wayne
Indiana Union
17Th
Anderson
Harrison Club
Indianapoli
Gibson County
John Mumley
Vincennes
Michigan City Penitentiary
Warren
St. Charles
Peru
Sullivan County
Rush County
Seymour
South Bend
Coatesville
Fair Section League
Xenia
Valparaiso
Crawfordsville
Attica
White River
Bartholomew County
Anderson School
Judge Thurmann
Old Lady's Hame
Richmond
Frankfort
State Geological Museum
Llammond
Huntington
Union City
Putnam County
Knightstown
Owen County
Cass County
Terre Haute
Brazil
Filkart
Oweneville
Elkharé
Cleveland and
Curiaco
the Times
Palmer
Gen
Fifer
Evanston
Joliet
Isaac
Irb
Hig Wi
Grayville
Fairfield, Sr
Central Railroad
Macon
Darlington
S. C
Pittsburg
Atlantic
Etruria
Alabama
Ind
Sherman County
Neb
Montana
Bozeman
New Yorks
St. Louis
Reading
Jeff King
Nannie, Ga
F. Strecker
Nebraska
India
Congress
Minnesota
Robert Dale Owen
W.M. Fonrp
J.C. Miller
C. Chadwick
John Wilhelm
Alf Ribeyre
Hope
Cart
Doug Jones
Rosedale
Mt. Vernon
Tur
A.D. Jones
East Saginaw, Mich
Ep Hienman
Harmony Township
W.W. R. Wereven
W. FB. Barrox
Cincinnati
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