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Newspaper
Wakarusa Weekly Sun
Location
Wakarusa, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1876
Page
2
J H Baupaker declares the Wakarusa Sun will be a Republican paper grounded in the Chicago platform. He pledges free discussion of candidates before nominating, nonpartisan integrity, and seeks local public support and patronage for the Sun under new management.
An opinionated column argues the opposition frames the Republicans as responsible for governmental frauds. It cites Mc Donald, Babcock & Co. as rogues once not identifying with the party and questions Grant's endorsement. The piece insists the party itself bears no direct guilt.
The Sun informs readers that it will continue to be mailed but the new publisher will handle all debts after three weeks. Readers who collect Sun from post offices are urged to settle any prior claims with Dr. St. Clair.
The writer vents that Democrats claim progress against fraud under Republicans while recalling Swartwout & Co. and accusing past Democratic rule of inaction and vowing punishment of Republicans. The piece contrasts eras and questions whether such actions occurred under a Democratic administration.
The text argues against instructing delegates at state conventions, noting Rhode Island and Pennsylvania have named favorites. It endorses delegates acting as untrammeled agents, using their own judgment in emergencies. The writer urges choosing capable delegates who can perform their duties intelligently.
The Belknap impeachment began with the Senate forming a court of justice and Chief Justice Waite presiding. The defense questions the Senate’s authority since Belknap was no longer an officer when impeached. Jurists differ, but the highest court of the republic should hold the power.
A brief political notice reflects on short time in office and the need to armor up before addressing opponents locally and nationally. It urges patience and cites an old motto about waiting to act.
The writer questions Democrats celebration and asks what benefit they expect. It argues Grant is not a candidate and suggests the party has ample lumber to shape a suitable nominee, with enough left over to supply even a fourth party.
Washington April 14 The House Judiciary Committee debated the habeas corpus writ in the Kilbourn case. The 7 to 3 vote against recognizing the writ stood with Ashe absent. If the House reconvenes they will consider directing the Sergeant at Arms to inform the court Kilbourn is in custody and not producible. Lynde and Frye urged recognition of the writ.
A newspaper advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a quick remedy for coughs. It claims to remove the causes of irritation and heal affected parts, easing hoarseness and bronchitis. Trial bottles are offered at Squires drug store with a dollar for regular sizes.
The progress of the Babcock trial suggests a decision may be delayed beyond next week due to ongoing proceedings and unresolved evidentiary issues.
In Osceola yesterday, James Baldwin's wife, about 61, was murdered with a knife by her brother John Dill, who then killed himself. Neighbors reported a struggle. bloody tracks led to a log where Dill was found with a chest wound. The motive appeared to be a refused money request.
The article surveys recent events abroad. In France the republic asserts itself, making monarchy unlikely. Spain quells the Carlist war but faces ongoing internal strife. Russia leans toward aiding Bosnian and Serbian insurgents against Turkey, raising potential friction with Western powers.
A periodical eruption at San Domingo is noted only for its potential impact on West Indian trade. The county is urged to seize the chance to fight, with a taunting invitation to enlist under a negro government to commit outrages, but to leave the area.
A journalistic ethical stance warns against low slang or personal imputations. The piece advocates restraint and forbids attacking the Griffin, emphasizing fair conduct in reporting and commentary.
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