Posey Politics Look Ahead To Posey County Election
A Posey county forecast from October 1882 argues the Democratic ticket will gain time, aided by Prohibition issues and shifts in Harmony and Black townships. It projects county majorities around 400 to 600, pins picks for clerk and sheriff, and warns against Democratic defections to Republican candidates.
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Bethel
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Wasem
Heyes
Posey
Hancock
Garfield
Weaver
Wadenville
Burtis
Owen
Mt. Vernon
Clerk
Dr. Fretageot
New Harmony
Hiatt
J. W. Hiatt
Harmony Township
Miller
Ed Hayes
Barrett
Evansville
Hayes
Andy Wasem
Hahn
Fretegeot
Fret
Black Township
Lynn
Heilman
Klei
Estimated Democratic lead by Indiana congressional district
In Pravpxapolis Indiana October 22 the estimated majorities by district favor the Democrats with a net statewide majority of 17 500. Ten Democratic Congressmen are expected and the legislature should also be Democratic though some Republican Senators remain. The sixth eighth ninth tenth eleventh and thirteenth districts are targeted by Republicans. A district one effort is described as desperate but likely lost.
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Green
Latey Williams
Hendricks
Coroiner
Johnson
Surveyor
Bailey
Schenck
Johnsen
Inpravxapolis, Inc
Vincennces
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Averse
Madison
Getura Bite
Soca S.nee We
Richmond
SOOOR
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Screesceeee
Lafayette
Logansport
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Campaign chatter and bets swirl in New York news
In New York on October 28 the talk centers on state campaigns and possible outcomes in Connecticut and Indiana. Bets reportedly run high on Ben Butler winning Massachusetts. Reports note German voters' influence, elevated trains carrying millions, lucrative peanut sales, and ongoing railroad construction.
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N.Y
Connecticut
Boston
Ben Butler
Massachusetts
Indiana
Ohio
Huntington
Heilman and Kleiner clash in Evansville race turmoil
Burns Browning style: Republican Evansville Tribune attacks William Heilman and urges John J. Kleiner’s election. Focuses on Heilman’s alleged boss politics, quotes criticisms of his record, calls for a free vote, and compares the political fight to national figures while urging a large anti Heilman majority.
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Heisman
John J. Kleiner
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Washington
William Heilman
Jay Gould
William Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Messrs. Heilman
Local Drift notes from Posey County Indiana and nearby
Caught in the river near West Franklin a body described as negro was found. A red fox was captured in Mt Vernon. Cynthiana reports strong schools and regalia purchases. A girl stung by a honey bee near Knowles Station recovered after treatment. Hundreds of untagged dogs killed in county since April 14. Prices: flour and coal noted in Princeton and Patoka.
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Mt. Vernon
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J. W. Knowles
Knowles Station
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Qwennville
Patoka
Wayne County
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Evanaville Courier
Heisman
Ada Mann
Albion
Lil
Misa Lewis
Lawrenceville
Keeneburg
Wabash River
Wabash County
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