Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Sullivan Union in Sullivan, Indiana

We have 10,635,812 pages in Indiana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 10 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1880

Page

3

Republicans Hold Clean House With Fourteen Majority on Joint Ballot

The article reports a Republican sweep yielding a fourteen seat joint ballot majority with several named county pairs showing GOP gains. It lists elected officials by counties, noting Republicans elected and Democrats holding over, plus a recap, including names like Poindexter and Major, and mentions a Republican majority overall.

Hep Dem Poindexter Wheeler Fulton and Pulaski Major

Irishmen in Indiana address to Irish American Club

A dated 1880 address from Indianapolis voices Irish American pride and political action. It congratulates Indiana Irishmen on the October election victory, links tariffs and England’s policy to Irish misery, and urges support for a party that protects national unity, labor, and voting rights.

Indiana England America Ireland Charity Confederate States Cincinnati American Congress W. D. Tobly Irish-Republican Club Thomas McLukeny M. J. Boland J. Breen R. R. Shien

Democratic Doctrine and Hancock’s Order No. 40

A condensed reflection on government aims to protect honesty and punish wrongs, contrasted with Democratic party reception. Cites Jeffer son and W S Hancock regarding American liberty, trial by jury, habeas corpus, press freedom, speech, and property rights, noting a shift after Order No 40.

Jefferson Sentinel Hancock

Northern Republican hate versus Southern Democratic rancor

A Richmond Whig argument contrasts Northern Republicanism with Southern Democracy, asserting stronger anti North sentiment in the South. The piece claims Southern Democratic bitterness toward the North surpasses Northern hate, citing Maine Indiana and Ohio as examples and urging comparisons of Republican majorities with Southern Democratic majorities.

Frank Tali Richmond Whig Maine Indiana Ohio

Barnum as a Workingman's Friend and Tax Wages Cut

Summary notes Barnum as Democratic DNC chair leaving for Indiana after lowering workers wages by 10 percent amid tariff plans. It contrasts church mortgage dispute with English and Hancock, then cites editorials denouncing Democratic corruption and praising the people’s victory for honest money and government.

Barnum Westchester Times Democratic National Committee Spuyten Duyvil Indiana Pullman Palace West Chicago Congregational Indianapolis English

Hancock Letter to Bianton Duncan on November 1 1879

The passage records Hancock declaring that if nominated by a party he would follow its platform or reject the nomination. He made this remark when accepting the nomination on the tariff for revenue only platform. His managers seemed alarmed by his hesitations and might restrain his wavering by force if possible.

Hancock Bianton Duncan

Democrats Hoodwink Workers Over Tariff Claim

The Democrats charge they will not change the tariff but accuse workingmen of being misled. The text warns that Congress actions should serve as a warning.

Congress

Garfield Free Trade Appeal Sparks Democratic Talk

If Garfield is as free trader as claimed by the Democrats they ought to vote for him since they demand free trade and party members hold similar views.

Garfield

Death bed repentance claim against the Democratic party

A columnist argues that The Workingmen distrusts the Democratic party claiming death bed repentance, framing the party as unreliable in politics. The piece reflects labor-oriented skepticism about party sincerity and leadership.

Woorkingmen Democratic Party

Map slinging didn’t prove a paying investment for the Democrats

A political note argues that focusing on gerrymander related map battles yielded limited funds for Democratic campaigns. It surveys fundraising outcomes, crediting or blaming redistricting strategy for results in several races, with emphasis on competitive districts and party resources.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Senate Edwin R Wilson Tippecanoe Byron W Langdon Huntington and Wabash Abner Shafer Minami Howard Milton Garrigus Cass and Carroll Charles Kable Madison Delaware M C Smith Wayne D M Comstock Marion and Morgan Cec Grubbs Posey and Gibson G V Menzies Warrick and Pike T B Hall Spencer and Perry Henry Cramer Allen Whoman J Foster Grant Blackford Jay—Tho Briscoeen Franklin Sie Urimsa Floyd and Clarke Moses Poindexter Benton Newiui Jasper White Senneson Hancock Shelby Yancy Mavion F J van Vorhis G H Chapman Rush Fayette Union Jesse J Spann Henry and Randolph Eugene H Bundy Hamilton Tipton Robert Graham Fountain Warren Arnet R Owen Ievik Noseiusko Warren Uy Iikhart David H White Lagrange and Noble Henry Hostetler Steuben DeKalb Francis Magartney Floyd Washington S. T. Voyies Jackson Db Adiuwil Laporte Wm. B. Hutchison Allen and Whitley Robert C. Bell Decatur F. M. Howard Clay and Owen J. N. Compton Mashal and Fulton Wmn H. Davidson Ione and Clinton Henry M. Marvin Vanderburg Wm. Haha The House of Represe Nes Republican Dennings Smith van Parke Ira H. Cillem Vermillion J. FP. Com Waynue Halleck Floyd Henry C. Meredith Muarion Thomas Mesheehy J. &. Diinton Vinson Carter J. W. Furnas J. NM. Cotton W. E. Murray Jamison Thomas J. Linde Hendrick James G. Miles James J. Robinson Jesse V. Smelser Bavette Unton J. N. Huston Henry Wimn AT. Bartiect John W. Ryan Andrew T. Wright Wabash Daniel Fall Kosciusko Wm. D. Kazer N. R. Lindsey Boone Thomas C. Hamilton Harvey Westfall J. Kelly O’neal Marshal Robert Shroeder Koxsciusko Wim M. O’brien Elbhart John. E. Thompson Warren and Benton John Gregory Lagrange Oscar B. Taylor D. H. Roberts Gibson George C. Mason Vanderburgh J. W. Messick John Roelker Switzerland Stephen A. Stewart Lawrence Joseph Gardner Greene Enoch Fuller Morgan David Wilson Marion Shelby ,and Bartholomew Nelson R. Berryman Clay Putnam and Hendricks Wm. M. Ridpath Andrew Marshall Benton and John P. Carr Newton William M. Gilman Lale—T Faucher Porter Skinner Vigo W. H. Melrath Dick T. Moran Ripley Howard Robinson Huntington J. B. Kenner Henry Isaac Franklin Montgomery John L. Wilson Istkhart, Noble and WeKalb Hiram Riddings Spencer— Wilson Hoff Joseph F. Sulzer St. Joseph Thomas J. Wolf Starke Samuel Beattie Nobie W. R. Taylor Democrats N Whitley William Carr Wells B. F. Cumming Jay Adams and Wells David F. Kain Adams David V. Baker Warrick James Cabbage Crawford and Orange H. C. Hammond Harrison Jonathan Hattell Samuel H. Mitchell Geo H. D. Gibson Clark, Scott and Floyd David McClure Samuel B. Kerr Mearborn Edward Jackson Albert Miller Jackson John T. Shields Monroe Brown John W. Buskirk Sullivan Charles TI. Akin Owen—B. Schweitzer Johnson W. H. Barnett Clinton D. W. C. Bryant L. S. Null H.C. McDowell and & KE. Sinclair G. W. Hawn D. D. Moody Cass J. A. Adram Geo. D. Teeter Mizm Charles A. Cole Carrolli Wm. H. Weaver Daviess Clement Lee National Simon Wheeler Indianapolis Sentinel Public Opinion General Hancock Boston Journal Chicago Journal Buffalo Express Fialdware Fieldquarters BormEs South Side Schmond, Hamilton Pittisburg Brown Cultivators Thes Ampion Reaper & Mower Tudebaker Farm Gilpin Suley Casaday SULEY Climax Corn Planter J. F. Hoke Ind McEnenzey Sullivan, Ind Commercial Row Sullivan Or Terre Haute J. P, Stratton New Denisn Hotel Howe B” Howeachine Howe Machine Company New Victor Victor Sewing Machine Company Western State Sr., Curcaco Inn Middletown Conk Tee Castings J. A. Parker & Bros Briggs & Lacey DAVIS John Davis&f Sons
Search Courier

Search the Sullivan Union Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Sullivan Union?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication