Indiana Ferry-Boy to Governor A G Porter Nominated
Washington Special lauds Indiana Republican Porter as ferry-boat youth who rose from humble beginnings to law and public service. The piece traces Porter's life from Lawrenceburg to Hanover College, his shift from Democrat to Republican, congressional service, and his role as First Comptroller of the Treasury before becoming governor.
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Leader of the Democrasee Song Satire of a Politician
A satirical verse recounts a youth becoming a Democratic party leader through military school ties and blind obedience. It mocks political manipulation and urges readers to avoid polls and follow party lines, casting doubt on reform leadership and civilian governance.
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Landsdown urged to remain in ministry
London July 9 reports: The Marquis of Landsdown faces strong pressure from colleagues to stay in the government cabinet. The calls come amid ongoing discussions over his future role and contributions to the ministry.
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Hancock Campaign Rhetoric and Democratic Attacks Across Indiana
The piece argues General Hancock as Democratic standard bearer, attacking Garfield, English, and the party’s shifts on military authority and hard money. It links Hancock to Southern sympathies, Flatly claims the Solid South would rule, and warns of party corruption and proto-colonization efforts to swing Indiana voters.
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