Public Schools Under Attack and Rome's Role in Politics
A detailed critique of postwar conventions arguing the public school system is under threat from Democratic alignment with the Roman Catholic Church. The piece asserts Republican defense of unsectarian education against Rome's influence, linking Ohio and New York politics to the national clash over schooling. The piece promotes the 1876 Republican platform as protecting religious liberty and public education.
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United States
Republican Party
Ohio
New York
Democratic Party
Rome
Eugene Lawrence
California
Union
Party of Freedom
Party of Union
White League
Party of Equal Rights
Copperhead
Europe
Democratic Convention
Friends of Equal Rights
Harper’s Weekly
Jewell
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Cary
Columbus Journal
Tax Tiltons Beecher
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Iowa
Dalzell
Noble County
Edward Conrad
Cincinnati
Jarvis
Portsmouth
Westerville
Cincinnati Commercial
Wm. Wertz
Oxford
Goss Anderson
Boggs Farm
Pickaway County
Hays
Xenia
Clement J. Acton
Yellow Springs
Columbus
Emma Long
Camp
Akron
Meadville
Charles Mumaugh
Lancaster
Oscar Ramblesburg
Louis Donnelly
James Donnelly
White
Michael Kelly
R. L. Sharpe
Sugar Grove
Fairfield County
Kansas
H. H. Corbin
Corbin
Peter Truitt
James Turever
Truitt
Robert McCradle
Washington
Marietta High School
D. A. Rumble
Maple Shade
New Matamoras
Marietta College
Harmar Board of Education
Johnny Gleason
Harmar
Jacob Dabold
Marietta
Ohio River
Muskingum
Theodore Devol
Childrens
Winton
Daniel Maule
Hamden
Wilkesville
William Miller
Patrick Meade
Vinton Station
Alexander Criswell
James Criswell
M. E. Church
MEIGS
Meigs County
Dexter
Jimmie Trainer
Columbia Township
Pomeroy
Telegraph
Pomeroy Rolling Mill
Clinton
Henry F. Love
Salem
Racine
Susan Griffiths
Arthur Roberts
Middleport News
W. M. Swallow
Middleport
Bettie Holcombe
Selem Center
Vinton
Hocking
Logan Band
Ann Stanley
Odd Fellows
Logan
Logan Council
Mead Brown
Republican
D.S. C. Krider
Enterprise
Logan Normal School
The
Logan Republican
George Mullen
Straiteville
Frank Yonart
Logan Depot
S. H. Bright
Wm. H. Larimer
Geo. Cook
Somerset
Saltillo
Lemuel R. Skinner
Clayton Township
Thomas McClelland
New Lexington
J. R. Carroll
M. Loucks
Reform Church of
M. E
Robert McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Cowlby
Limerick
New Lexington Tribune
H. N. Free
H. N
Ross County
Gertrude Jones
Chillicothe
I. N. Hawkins
Clarksburg
England
William Umstead
Dry Run
Second Presbyterian Church
Andrew Pontius
Kinnickinnick
George P. Schaeffer
Ed. McMartin
Street Railroad
Vine Street
Colored Baptist Church
Fourth Street
Gallia
Teachers’ Institute
Prof. Chase
Gallia Academy
Green Township
Gallia County
Gallipolis
Hayes
Mound Hill
Harrisburg
Court House
E. A. Stone
Morgan
John B. Stone
C. W. Courtright
MccConnellsville
McConnellsville
Ohio River Railroad Company
J. C. Clark
Reinersville
Cumberland
Charless. Corey
Newell Corner
John 8. Dunn
James M. West
Wm. Barkhust
Manassa Keiser
M. K. Atkinson
Andrew Kabler
Monroe
Mary E. Palmer
Lucinda Mobley
Joseph Weisend
Wills Creek R. C
Jacob Schneider
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