Hendricks for the Presidency in 1872 Gains Western Backing
The Indiana democracy boosts Thomas Hendricks as the probable 1872 presidential nominee. Aimed to unite the West and overcome radical opposition, Hendricks is praised for national appeal and declared the favorite of delegates from East and West alike. Indiana and several states predict a decisive first-ballot nomination at the next Democratic National Convention.
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New York
Seymour
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Mendricks
West
Hendricks
Hransville Courier
Weapricks
Union
Circuit Court
Posey County
Idiana
Frank W. Johnson
Johin DB
Johnson
Pleintil
James W. Rawlings
Allan McStum
Navan
Mount Vernon
New Iarmony
Aaron Lichteberger
Morrell Defeat Signals GOP Reform Push in 1858 District
The Cincinnati Gazette denounces Daniel J. Morrell as a Republican disgrace after his 1858 victory, arguing the party must purge rascals to reform. It contrasts Morrell with French Marshals Beouf and Fainny and cites wartime incompetence as warning against cowardly leaders now ruling as governors or congressmen.
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Sedan
Reckicus
Adams writes in support of Democracy in Massachusetts
In Quincy on October 13, 1870, James M. Keith receives a draft letter from Joan O. Adams resigning as a candidate and embracing the Democratic platform. The message criticizes Republicans for taxation, currency, and land grants, touts hard money and reform, and calls for a broadened tariff and civil-service reform. The letter also envisions a new Union and democratic development of individual rights.
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James M. Keith
Star
Fitchburg
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New Jingland
Jefferson
United States
Fathers of the Republic
Democratic Party
Joan
Adams
The Coming Man and Indiana Campaign Fever
A wide running summary of Indiana political battles in 1872 centered on Thomas A. Hendricks. The piece cites Republican funds and officials mobilized to defeat Hendricks, while Indiana voters reportedly reaffirm his past record. It notes strong Democratic support, press commentary from the Rochester Union, and contrasts with remarks on Morton and national banking debates.
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