Republican Primary Election Notice in Athens County
Republican primary election set for Friday August 12 1892 at township and precinct polling places. Voters must be qualified Republicans and vote where resident. Supervisors choose two judges and two clerks. returns to be submitted at the ratification meeting in Athens on August 19. D W Cornell chairman W F Scorr secretary.
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Republicn
L. M. Jewett
Lexander
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Mes
J. H. Glazier
Kern
J.A. Henry
Canaan
John O. Hill
Carthage
James Elliott
Power
Cornell
Lee
Jacob McVey
Lodi
M. Creamer
Rome
M. L. Sanderson
Troy Township
Nelsonville
Wallace W. Knight
Buechtel
H. F. Holloway
Fast Floodwood
W. H. H. Wallace
Howard
Josep Wolf
Republican Central Committee
Congress inaction marked by Democratic policies and probe
The article contrasts Congress under Democrats with prior sessions, accusing Democrats of weaker safeguards for ballot purity, rebel claims payouts, and attacking the national banking system. It notes the River and Harbor bill vote split and cites various political actions, with commentary on Treasury and Garfield matters and public sentiment.
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Chandler
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Lucretia R. Garfield
Logan
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Major Ownsend Addresses Republican Convention in Mt Gilead
Major Charles Ownsend, Republican candidate for Secretary of State, spoke at the Morrow County Republican Convention in Mt Gilead. He spoke nearly an hour and a half about the recent contest and exposed perceived maneuvers by the boss-backed Democracy, drawing frequent applause from a large audience.
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Charles ‘Ownsend
Mt. Gilead
Morrow County
Ntinel
Brewers Decline Interference and Boldly Proclaim Rights
The dispatch quotes a Milwaukee conven tion where brewers vow to resist any man or party that would interfere with their alleged rights. The article notes two paths for the people either submit to dictation or oppose it, signaling tension in Columbus.
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Germany
Ohio
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Cincinnati Historical Society
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Bob
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