Tur Republican Mass Meeting at Marietta
Tur Republican mass meeting at Marietta on Monday drew Gov. Hayes and other speakers as crowds showed strong numbers and high enthusiasm.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1875
Page
6
Tur Republican mass meeting at Marietta on Monday drew Gov. Hayes and other speakers as crowds showed strong numbers and high enthusiasm.
Benjamin P. Halleck late Clerk in the Treasury Department and two others were arrested for the June 2 robbery of a package containing $47 500. Government detectives pursued the case through intricate windings and secured arrests.
The New York Herald reports Carl Schurz intends to return to the United States early to participate in the Republican canvass in Ohio. He stayed briefly with Democrats to learn their ways and now aims to awaken liberal Germans in Ohio to the supposed delusions that misled him.
The Messenger urges readers to study the attached supplement speeches by Gov Hayes Senator Sherman Senator Morton and Hon Alfonso Taft. The pieces defend currency policy against inflation and argue the republic capital stands against paper money expansion. Readers are urged to read thoroughly and be convinced.
The article reports that Chas Ulrich, a noted counterfeiters serving twelve years, is being supplied with tools and materials to create a large steel engraving of Gov. Allen while in prison. Citizens question why a convict in a penitentiary would be kept in practice for criminal activity instead of hard labor.
Tue Hon. Barnabas Burns, chair at Mansfield Democratic Mass Meeting, introduces Senator Thurman and praises Gov. Hayes, drawing sharp criticism from the Cincinnati Enquirer. Col. Burns responds in a card defending his remarks and stating his views plainly.
An editorial urges Republicans to unite and promote harmony to strengthen party organization ahead of October elections. It criticizes Cary and Powell as carpetbaggers who switched from Republican to Democratic ranks after political betrayals, portraying them as emblematic of a discredited party.
The Geological Survey of Ohio extends thanks for a copy of Geology Vol II and notes a third volume now ready for Legislature. Three volumes remain unpublished two of which need time and $5,000 for completion. A five by six foot Geological Map could cost about $1,500 to publish.
A fragment notes Governor Allen in the early days of his tenure. Details about policies or actions are not clear, but the item situates him at the start of his term and references state governance.
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