Democratic Ticket Proclaimed Superior at St Louis Convention
The Charleston Journal of Commerce notes the St Louis Democratic convention produced a strong platform and a pristine ticket. It lauds Tilden and Hendricks as reformers with virtuous records, contrasts them with Hayes and Wheeler, and calls the Democratic lineup capable of restoring public trust, economy, and accountability while condemning Republican ambiguity and past corruption. Barowell Hbett Jr. became editorial chief of the Journal on the West Let.
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Democratic Party
St. Louis
Republic
Tilden
Hendricks
The
Tides
Hayes
Wheeler
Reform and Constitutions
Binines
Schencks
Belknaps
Et Idonnegens
Demarrats
Saus Cates
Thomas H. Benton
Republican Party
Momuneca
Putridlam
Barowell Hbett, Jr
Charleston Journal of Commerce
Democratic Party of the
United States
Jan Ila
Goreta
Tewail
Atlantic
Pacific
Congress
Peple
Sears
House of Representatives
Treasu
England
Tom. Ewing
Committee On
Cheera
Centenary of Fort Moultrie Victory Trip To Charleston
A tour from our town to Charleston traces the centennial celebration of the 1778 Fort Moultrie victory. Observers report crop flood damage along the Greenville and Columbia Railroad route, scenes of Charleston bustle, decorations, a grand procession led by Gen. Wade Hampton, and speeches by Gov. Chamberlain and Gen. Kershaw. About 20,000 to 30,000 visitors attended the festival with extensive city hospitality and island ceremonies.
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Fort Moultrie
Charleston
Witnea
Greenville and Columbia
Belton
Ninety Six
Saluda
Broad River
Epring Onta
Anderon
Anderson
Columbia
Fool
Salfro
Ainge
Coure
Hrond Unil
Rwader
Virginia
Deutsche Zeitung
Imling
Wade Hampton
Walleton
Gap
O. R. Holmes
Hoculot
A. Moultrie
Assie
Stp
Gal
Baa
Jas Civision
Anmsteome
Nideoder
Sinut- Walle
Manning
Nidewdlecamp
Ds Dotuers
HF. Brewerion
Ath U. 8 Artillery
Chatham Artillery
Chatham
Swatinah
J. P. Wigergia
Charlestor Miei
Agh Tichaong Sassory
Mim
Macon Volunteers
Bat
Mipany
Siebat Tider
Old Guard
Miancas Verceoe
Soup Lyvawrey BenAne
James Keens
Ish Bitte Club
Richie Club
Palmetto Guard
Calhoun
King, Havel
Broad
Eneb Bay
Childipee
Meeting Street
Caiis
Jong
Aun
Kershay
Gov. Chamberlain
Sullivan's Island
Hywanity
Femet
Kershaw
Chamberlain
Ray
W. T. Caper
Wu.t. Gayer
Maj. Guyer
Peter
Guveession
Massacheactta
New York
Georgia
Mas. G
Maint
J. B. Kershaw
Camden
Hoy. W. A
Pachas
Shiekere
Democratic National Convention in St Louis Nomination
The National Democratic convention in St Louis opened with Henry Watterson as temporary chair and focused on reform, home rule, and unity. Delegates debated platform planks, heard speeches by Belmont and Voorhes, and nominated Samuel J. Tilden for president with Hendricks for vice president after two ballots.
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National Democratic Party
Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis
United States
Aap
Sunatdates
Sir Benne
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Watteresn
Wwe
Divil Liberty
Republic
Igh
Wolen
Andrew Jackson
Bilas Weight
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
Blate
Daniel
Mr. Marvin
Eredik G, Prince
T. O. Walter
Toya
S. E. Donovan
Ohio
Dan Abel
Miesuari
Tattlejohce
New York
Avrano
Ee Apinigefield
Samuel McGoran
Abbeville
South Carolina
Women’s Suffrage Associaton
Reson
Wood
Smalley
Vermont
Ie Dale
Phobo Cozzens
Cozens
Woman’s Suffrage Association
Hich
Democratic
District of Columbia
Territories
Committee On Permanent Organization
Jobn A. McClernond
Ilinois
Permitoent
McAlernand
August Belmont
Oelock
Daniel Voorhes
Tae
Cox
Tilden
Ae Aa
Wi. J. Whitley
Dela~a Ware
Thos. F. Hagart
John 8. Williams
Indiana
Thomas A. Hendricks
Sean Abuke
New Jersey
Joel Parker
Kernan
Samuel J.tilden
Bayard
Hendricks
Parker
Gousemen
Tay
Ian
Democratic Party
Thomas Ewing
Hou
William Allen
Helster Clymer
Pennsylvania
Gen. W
Hancock
Hlendricks
Wilden
Andricks
Iard
Allen
Thurman
Ardbeek
Sani
Lite
Delaware
Penestyiyacin
Heypaicks
Presiwusy
Se Robinson
Miki
Govermor Wooton
Missouri
Democratic Party of America
Stata
Smuel J. Tilden
Samuel J. Tilden
A. Hendricks
Lopplaus
Maine
California
Hendri
Eall
McBrichner
Riley
Neveda
Merchants’ Exchange of
Announcements for County Officials Nominated
The document lists friends endorsing candidates for School Commissioner Sheriff Clerk of Court and County Commissioner in Anderson County. It notes nominations contingent on Democratic primary or party action, with names including W G Browne Andrew J Watt J N Cat Wile Tarces E McConnell W T Grubbs Barnes B Moore Samuel Browne Broadaway Thomas P Benson and Andrew Osborne.
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W. G. Browne
Anderson County
Andrew J. Watt
Glyndé
Andrew
Osborne
Democratic Party
Gar
Cendt
Thomas P. Benson
Samuel Browne
Broadaway
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Thos. 4. Hendricks
OT Tudlane
Fort Moulterie Centennnial
Tilden and Hendricks
Szcoxp
TyTeLeervan Wodemansrip
Bstien Sr. Lows
WenyEapay
Erary
Gosvention Hall
McClernand
Father Brady
Ha ‘Oung
Kelley
Tigh
Tiden
Hives Dea Aie
Spm
Meredith
Virtiula
Dorsheimer
Ike
State of New York
Williams
India
Pie
J. SN. Catwile
Peron
Nan County
Endersiguiss
Hareby
Tiempemile Dlake
Chota
WM. Bh, Hayhie
Friends of
Tarces
Sherif
Andesrod
W. T. Grubbs
Bam
B. Moore
Hit Nn
Coder
Mynes Bnrrors
Clark
Aieses
W. W. Humphreys
Tribble, Orr & Tribble
Attorneys At Law
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Fikavice
Wye
District of South Carolina
B. Herrick
Williford
Bryan
Newberry C. H
Deerea
Newberry
Hubbard
Tettar
A. P. Hubbard
Huban