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Newspaper
Wakarusa Weekly Sun
Location
Wakarusa, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1876
Page
2
The Wakarusa Sun announces its enlargement next week after subscriber support, pledging a larger higher quality paper while maintaining a $1.00 yearly price. A new experienced staff member joins, promising improved appearance and continued Republican advocacy in the county.
The text notes that honest men from all parties await Mr. Tilden’s explanation regarding a suspected false income return.
The New York Commercial Advertiser questions Tilden’s integrity over a perjury charge or withdrawal, cites the vast rebel claims of 472 316 143 dollars, and criticizes a Democratic rally in the state where a blood stained Gray Army Shirt banner provoked scorn as it moved past soldiers and families.
A speaker denounces the Democratic party claiming it abandons orphans and widows after Civil War battles. He accuses them of wearing a blood stained garment in tribute to the dead and warns they would ruin the country if placed in power.
Dispatches from Vermont and Little Rock detail stronger Republican prospects in Arkansas. Early returns show Fairbanks leading Bingham with substantial majorities across multiple counties, and overall statewide momentum suggesting a larger Republican win than in 1874.
The Indianapolis Journal denounces Indiana’s Independent movement as fraudulent and anti Republican. It accuses leaders of collusion with Democrats to draw votes away from Republicans, calls Peter Cooper a misfire, and says Anson Wolcott admitted the goal is to push the election to the House and aid Tilden.
Vincennes correspondent accuses Democratic gubernatorial candidate James D. Williams of dishonesty and greed. The piece lambasts his finances, note disputes, and alleged oppression of neighbors, citing past lawsuits, family ties, and political ambition. It also derides supporters and taunts a local sheriff candidate as part of a broader attack.
A press uproar over Tilden’s alleged income tax perjury triggers party fear and calls for withdrawal. Papers like New York Times World Staats-Zeitung and others demand explanations for two contradictory oaths, arguing they prove perjury and threaten his candidacy.
A local report notes that Deacon Murray has not yet explained his stance regarding Sheriff Miller. The article highlights ongoing questions about leadership and community safety in the area.
Wood's Improved Hare Restorative promises glossy natural color and restored hair in dry or faded conditions. It claims to remove dandruff irritation itching and scaly dryness while reviving prematurely bald heads and providing vigor. Sold by druggists and dealers with CGA Cook Co Chicago as sale agent for US and Canada.
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