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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1881
Page
4
The article reports President Hayes on his inaugural address urging government service to the nation first. It notes the Sullivan Union features the discussion on Wednesday June 22 and highlights the political tone of the message.
The line asserts that democracy thrives when vision guides the Republican party, highlighting a civic appeal to reform and forward thinking within party politics.
The passage records a faction claiming publics are stalwart while denouncing opponents as thieves and scoundrels. It notes partisans attack a columnist’s allies, labeling him a thief and scoundrel before he joined the Democrat side.
Fragmentary remarks claim Congerous Dorsey funded votes and compare practices to New York legislature. The text questions Dorsey’s presence and labels the political system as an old Democrat tactic, noting Republicans face retaliation when challenging it.
The article asserts the true facts regarding John Drake's death on the Axton, claiming he was killed in a viet and that responsibility lies with copperhead soldiers and their conspirators who claimed the picnic ground was safe. The language condemns the blue coats and assigns blame to opposing factions.
Col W W Dudley U S Marshal of Indiana named pension commissioner. Praised as a gallant soldier who lost a leg, he is seen as ideal to address soldier needs with honesty and integrity.
The fragment references a new currency bearing a sig netibre and talks of bank notes and prices. It mentions W Bruce as a registrar figure and Dan Voorhees's vision years earlier, implying a pivotal moment in financial history and a shock to Daniel's nerves at the idea of a darker registrar in the Treasury.
Reading shows disputed remarks about political groups and figures amid a heated county debate. The speaker alleges corruption among officers and deserters, accusing unnamed men of manipulating careers and undermining local governance.
In a curious turn, a wind-hag in S'xton seizes an ordinary object and reframes it as political currency. The strange event stirs debate over value, influence, and civic life in the town.
The obituary recalls Henry S. Lane as a long serving politician and Civil War veteran born in Kentucky. He led Indiana from the state legislature to the U.S. Senate and served as governor. his role as a Christian statesman and eloquent public speaker is emphasized. He died at age 70.
The Times of Joost reports internal disputes and possible slates for a county office. DLW Voorhees faces opposition while supporters list names including Hakivan and Patten. The piece notes concerns about interference and names several figures linked to the post.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a prosecutor and a judge handling a case with missing names and dates. Words like Heense, Phoy Wid, and Ree host appear, suggesting a legal hearing or trial with unidentifiable parties and timing issues.
An advertisement claims Avri's SARSAPARILES cures scrofulous sores boils skin diseases and blood impurities. It promises rapid complete cures for blood disorders and related symptoms. It says the remedy strengthens vitality tones the heart and renews vigor, with forty years of extensive use.
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