Political reform and tariff stance dominate party critique
The piece condemns Democratic concessions to inflation and Tammany ties, argues Republicans must unite on specie payments and a protective tariff, and criticizes state legislatures for corruption while urging honest reform to restore public trust. It cites Ohio, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Wisconsin, and Mississippi as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coke Hoag
Tilden
Tammany
Jittley
Ohio
Hendricks
SangporngThutmapo
House of Representatives
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Wallace
Senate
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Keeping Up False Appearances
A passage discusses how many in reduced means try to maintain status through costly standards. It argues frank acceptance of changed finances reduces the moral harm of poverty and notes the courage of families that adapt rather than hide their loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elee
York
Ledger
Jnée Bo
Spicy Debt Letter Demands Immediate Payment Urging Square Deals
A New Carlisle businessman issues a forceful open letter to delinquent debtors asking for an immediate, candid answer about repayment. He compares debts to cash enterprises, appeals to pride and honesty, and warns he will pursue legal action if funds are not forthcoming. The tone emphasizes urgency and personal accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Carlisle
Stn
Turkey
Rom
Jericho
Sitaella
Penaak
Israel
Alfier
Masked fireman and romance in New Orleans tale
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a masked ball in New Orleans where a stranger, a masked lady, and a gentleman in disguise engage in flirtation. The dialogue centers on flirtation, consent, and a vow of affection as the mask comes off and a proposal or quarrel ends with a couple planning to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orlars
Tabi
Sue
Phunder
Benedict
Death of L. D. Sine noted in local press obituary
L. D. Sine famous blind printer died at 588 Court Street Saturday last and was buried yesterday at Spring Grove Cemetery. Born November 10, 1829 in High View Virginia, he learned printing and moved to the Gazette office in 1848. In 1857 he lost his eyesight when a stove accident caused a flash that blinded him for life. He later pursued writing and publishing, leaving a lasting impact on local press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Sine
Court Street
Spring Grove
Mr. Sine
High View
Woodstock
Old Dominion
Gazette
Mary C. Martin
Tive
Daghters
Wadi
Abamdon
Fease
Vasious
Citeiblaati Litterary
Sotenal
Brigiteiast
Democratie
Jnst
Ssuwell
St. Johns
Iiroane
Tammany Backs Tilden After Compromise At New York Meeting
At a special General Committee gathering in New York, Tammany officials settled differences with Tilden, agreeing to support him and Hendricks for president and vice president amid cheers. Critics allege concessions to thieves and a suspension of prosecutions in return, while reformers praise the shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Committee
Tammany Ring
New York
Ing
Democratic Party
Tilden
Tammany Organization
Turralung
Hendricks
Jolé
Wilden Biothe
Sharon
Abingsitz
Fabioll
Man donates ten dollars to aid Foreign Benevolent Society
In a gathering at Mr Johnson’s house the host is urged to donate to a new Foreign Benevolent Society. He teases a group about organized aid for foreign countries and offers ten dollars if fifteen married women pledge to prove their household chores. Mrs. Graham upholds society rules and excludes nonmembers from contributing.
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Johnson
Johrsgo
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Dr. Wickham
Goshen
Indeana
A. B. Woolverton
Locke
Indiana
Latta
C. Sparklin Larrara & Srammies
Yi Physicians &Surgéons Pe
IE Goshen
Joseph Julien
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Dodge
Main Street
Elkhart
Ss. C. Harrington
Justice OF the Peace
Wakkkaruusa
Ind
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Mills
Wakarusa
Rosinson & Knepple
City Meat Market
East Witterford Street
Kesinger & Sarre, Blcksmiths
South Elkhart ‘St
Wakarousa
David Lamb
Carinetimarsret FS
Fort Wayne, Ind
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