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Newspaper
Wakarusa Weekly Sun
Location
Wakarusa, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1876
Page
2
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For President, Rutherford B. Hayes of Ohio. For Vice President, William A. Wheeler of New York.
The speaker denounces Freeman Kelly for saying farmers are inherently honest, arguing such a claim insults lawyers doctors merchants editors and others. He warns Kelly cannot win by self promotion and notes vote losses in Olivé and other townships. The note urges a Wakarusa speech to boost Baker's support.
A Senate exchange revisited defalcation figures from 1836 to present, contrasting Jackson through Grant with post office losses and party critiques. The debate notes Treasury manuscript findings and rails at Democracy while praising reform rhetoric and independent papers like Bremen Gazette and Wakarusa Sun.
A historical letter exchange cites William Tweed and Sam Tilden amid accusations of corruption and ring politics. The text argues Tilden failed to dismantle the Tweed Ring, cites a 1876 foreign letter draft funding campaigns, and condemns Democratic editors like Max and Miller figures in Goshen.
Tax Democrats allege William A Woods altered courthouse layout and procedures amid ongoing budget and governance disputes. The claim centers on facility changes and potential impacts on public access and efficiency. Community leaders call for inquiries and oversight.
The speaker criticizes Baker and Orth while praising Williams for plain dress and honesty, and endorses Tilden for his wealth and luxury. He claims farmers are honest and lawyers dishonest, arguing for Williams over Orth and highlighting Tilden as a fit presidential choice.
The reputed showman J. BE. Warner favors Hreeman Kelly for a clown part, suggesting Kelly could perform as well as others. The remark implies Warner’s confidence in Kelly and hints at casting considerations in show business.
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