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Editor urges readers to subscribe before the enlargement to receive the Sun for one year at one dollar in cash, promising a home paper with both home and foreign news. Address details follow.
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Newspaper
Wakarusa Weekly Sun
Location
Wakarusa, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1876
Page
2
Editor urges readers to subscribe before the enlargement to receive the Sun for one year at one dollar in cash, promising a home paper with both home and foreign news. Address details follow.
The piece argues a stark party contrast over greenbacks. It claims Republicans champion greenbacks while Democrats oppose them, accusing Democrats of stealing the principle from Republicans and urging voters to back the Republican ticket to support greenbacks.
The piece reviews how Mr. Blaine and Mr. Morton rebut alleged charges, with Morton’s Senate remarks condemning Democracy and traitorous acts in 1862. It emphasizes pride in the country’s outcome and cautions against collaboration with ex-traitors amid a historical reckoning.
The passage defends Governor Morton and Union supporters, condemning smear tactics against Republican candidates and noting injuries to Pendleton Hendricks and Tilden. It remarks on public trust, local improvements, and river boating interest with a casual aside about summer leisure and a river trip.
The Sun announces its fourth issue with pride in reader support and improved circulation. It notes a mixed response from former subscribers, reports a gain of nearly quadruple the losses, and expresses confidence that continued experience will expand its reach and influence.
Editor notes quiet post election mood with Democrats scarce and Barney clique blamed for defeat. Mentions Alec Carpenter known as The Spider who attempted suicide with poison. Dr. Allen saved him. Public is urged to prepare for another attempt with more poison purchased locally.
Notices from South Bend to Mishawaka report J H Brubaker becoming proprietor or editor of the Wakarusa Sun, with mentions of shifts toward Republican alignment. Local endorsements from Bremen Bremen Gazette Albion New Era Mishawaka Enterprise and Milford News note sale, sale terms, and Brubaker’s early efforts.
Report notes J C Beck offered attractive prices and a fine selection during a visit to Goshen inviting customers to come and inspect the offerings.
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