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Newspaper
Wakarusa Weekly Sun
Location
Wakarusa, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1875
Page
2
The piece argues for independent, nonpartisan yet active country journalism. It critiques party loyalty, supports open expression of views, and commends J. P. Prickett of the Syracuse Enterprise while stressing the need for newspapers to represent local public opinion freely and honestly.
The excerpt discusses centennial funding debates and political reaction, plus changes in Syracuse and Albion newspapers. It notes J.P. Paicker selling the Syracuse Enterprise to Frank McAlpine, the/new weekly plans by Pricket and Star, and editorial exchanges. It also cites Manchester strike effects on cotton factories and Fall River Works exports to Liverpool.
The Courier Journal notes Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption and other diseases as a world wide remedy. It cautions readers on sensational claims and recalls violent acts over small sums as a warning while reporting on political and social items including Tweed’s Havana arrival and Texas Christmas tournaments.
The Elkhart Union defends its independence from party cliques and criticizes Bro. Sweet for misquoting its editorial stance on the President’s message. It reiterates support for limiting church influence in public schools and opposing sectarian education funding while defending a broad secular republic.
A 1784 Pennsylvania act barred barefoot entry to the capitol and bread and cheese on steps, implying frugal times and no salary grabbing. The legacy invites whimsical repeal to restore old customs. Washington notes the Banking and Currency Committee plans to seek repeal of the Specie Resumption Act without debate in favor of legal tender use.
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