Republican Primary Election in Athens County
The Athens County Republicans announce a primary on August 15 1882 to nominate candidates for Recorder, Surveyor, Commissioner, and Infirmary Director. Township centers elect a Central Committeeman. polls open 1 to 6 pm. Only qualified Republicans may vote. Supervisors appoint two Judges and two Clerks. Returns due at the August 19 ratification meeting in Athens.
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Ohio
Athens
L. M. Jewett
Alexander Towncoty
S. L. Matthews
Ames
J. J. Glazier
Bern
J. A. Henry
Canaan
John O. Hill
Carthage
James Elliott
Power
Wm. Cornell
Lee
Jacob McVey
Lodi
M. Creamer
Rome
M. L. Sanderson
Troy
W. Waterman
Trimble
J. W. Bryson
Waterloo
P. B. Wilson
Nelsonville
Wallace W. Knight
Buchtel
H. F. Holloway
East Floodwood
W.H. H. Wallace
Howard
Wolf
Republican Central Committee
Worrying a dry bone as political issue in the Tribunes tone
The New York Tribune notes Democrats have failed to find a real issue and now attack the opponents with personal invective. It recalls past failed probes into corruption, warns against abuse of the press, and cites the liquor traffic debate as a costly distraction.
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