Debated party pork and debt in a chaotic political note
Fragmentary editorial rhetoric attacks the Democratic party and praises the Republican record. It rails against taxation to pay canal and bond debts, cites party loyalty, and contrasts Reconstruction era policies with current leadership. Names and places are garbled but reference to Grant era finances and public debt reduction appear prominently.
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Legisto
Auger Felmont
Pamateratic National Central
Wabash & Boude
Dixich
Joriana
Ooralia Party
Baigl
Sprot
Vanniete
al Viena
Grant
Pacific Railroad
Lahde
URM Cratic
Congress
Mainy
Vermont
North American Review
Sho
Rand
Ibe
Erii‘de Laviahea
Colfax
South Bend
Apypeara
Ted
Soao
Che
Lea
Wien
Democratic Party
Iran
Walt Offisiney
Catisenie
Travagerre
New York
Forgeries and political attacks swirl around Colfax case
The Evansville Courier reports on Jude J. Bingham's forgery accusations against Vice President Colfax, citing sworn affidavits and rebuttals. A South Bend address by Mr. Prentice and others frames Colfax as denying Know Nothing ties, while editorials question authenticity and moral courage amid heated partisan debate.
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Mr. Colfax
Jude J. Bingham
Wrednesday
Sentinel
Evensvile Courier
Bingham
Worping
Golfax
Prentice
Vanderbury County
South Bend Register
Colfax
United
Worda
Pulha Apinson
Exiana
Vanderburg
Schuyler
Wolfax
Riz
South Meat
Duiiiana
Evanaville
Colfix
Bia
Evanarille
Rabie
Congress
Duedtge Wilner
Ronning
B. Veite
Abe
Synovica Copper
Evansville
Fendriche
Know Nothing Order
P. D. Viare
Mr. Caltex
Indianapolis Journal
Fragmented political essay reflects Reconstruction era views
The text appears as a garbled historical note discussing Southern Democrats and enfranchisement post Civil War. It references black voters, moderation within the party, and debate over negro rights, with remarks on loyalty and shifts in political stance during Reconstruction.
Battle Field Horrors and a Wounded German Soldier Account
A German correspondent near Metz recounts a brutal action with heavy casualties. French troops face heavy fire and artilley as officers and men press forward. A wounded German lieutenant is aided, his glove torn, while scenes of courage and loss unfold amid the shelling.
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Fahnrich
Cowan
Stein Gate
Fehorich
Ehich
Pme Howe Uratik
Eneick
Iim
Fay
Suireuer
Lemegie
Vly
Ahalla
Jong
Berigianle
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BR MedMick
Cook
Southern Ind
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Real Estate Gazette
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J. T. Sparks
Washington, Indiana
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Washington, MD
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