Notable Deaths and Political Rhetoric in Passages
Obituary notes artist Jom C. Deawronn in Warren from bilious fever. Reports on elections, Southern Democratic gains, and legal cases including James K. Hill’s conviction. Mentions a Kentucky assault on Miss Mary Moore and a fatal freight collision near Greenburgh. Houston fire devastates Main Street block.
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William Henry Harrison
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Western Union Telegraph Office
Ohio and Indiana election turmoil across factions
Readers report chaotic telegrams and disputed results from the election night, with Republicans claiming leads in Ohio and Democrats asserting gains in Indiana West Virginia and Connecticut. Dispatches note fraud investigations in Delaware and broad postwar political reactions across states and parties.
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Grant era corruption and civil service facts cited in a 1870s review
The piece cites civil employes under Buchanan and Lincoln, gains under Grant through 1876, and defalcations by public officers, postmasters, and revenue agents. It quotes expenditures from 1861 to 1875, land grants to settlers, and argues the Radical Republicans failed to restore peace, urging Democratic policy and a party shift.
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Saving a Million Dollar Week in Republican Rule
The Nation reviews Republican governance since the war, criticizing officials and the Freedmen's Savings Bank. It argues tax cuts and spending are driven by party control, claiming Democrats saved taxpayers millions daily compared with projected Republican expenditures. It cites Adams and Tilden, plus long fiscal totals, urging scrutiny of politics and policy.
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