Indiana Ohio Republicans import roustaboutes and ne gr eoes
Republican writers claim Indiana will swing Democratic due to alleged importing of roustaboutes and "negroes" from other states. They accuse Indiana clerks of funding Kilpatrick's money and Bloody Shirt campaign and discuss alarming post office actions. The piece notes a fatal Columbus area accident and details political speaking appointments in the thirteenth district for Troy New Hope and Truxton in October. It also covers bond debates, editorial space shifts, and a Washington World summary dismissing a Tilden income suit as unsubstantiated.
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Indianapolis
Kilpatrick
Democratic State Executive Committee
Ap. Pointinente
Thin County
K E. C. Murray
C.K. Peera
W. W Anderson, Esq
J. W. Welch
Troy
New Hope
Truxton
Washington
New York World
Tilden
Internal Revenue Bureau
Govinor Tilden
Treasury
Repudiation Claims in Lincoln County Bonds Debate
A letter to the public argues against tax-payer support for Lincoln County railroad bonds. It accuses authorities of bypassing the people, notes an advisory meeting at the courthouse, defends the right of petition, and contends bonds were issued without proper authority or value. The writer charges illegality in charter actions, insists no vested rights existed, and questions who should bear losses.
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Lincoln County
Justice
Court of Chancery
Laulelane
Bloody shirt panic drives southern issue rhetoric
The piece argues Republican leaders panic over losing the year’s public support. They shift to the bloody shirt tactic, appealing to prejudice and fear instead of reason. It cites Wade Hampton’s southern speeches as oddly temperate, contrasting with party strategy.
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New York
Four Debt Statements Show Conflicting 1869 Figures
A newspaper notes four diverse national debt statements for 1869, all official yet differing by up to 316 million dollars. Three are linked to former secretary Boutwell, with one from 1870 and another from 1871, plus a Finance report and a Monthly debt statement, leaving the correct figure unclear and prompting public reflection.
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Treasury Department
Senator Morton
Indianapolis
Boutwell
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
DAKE
Togo
ASGU
Wneeen
Treaury
Ohio Republicans join Kilpatrick urging campaign funds
Ohio Republicans rally with Kilpatrick seeking contributions while Mayen remains unsure about carrying his own state.
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Ohio
KilPatrick
Mayen
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