County Republican Convention Notice 1876 Athens County
The Republican Electors of Athens County to meet at City Hall Athens on Monday July 8 1876 at 10 am to nominate a county ticket and elect a Central Committee and delegates to Judicial and Congressional Conventions. Voters to meet July 1 1878 1-5 pm to elect delegates. township delegations listed by votes for Hayes 1875. E H Moore chair. L M Jewett secretary.
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Wheeler
Athens
R. B. Hayes
Alexander
Carthage
Visiiccsus
SMM
Bs Vankedk
TEMG
Ovis Sesesseess
Neng Iho Acy
Ns Antares Sateen
Waterloo
Rai
Hayes and Wheeler Rise in 1876 Campaign
The article notes the coming presidential race with Rutherford B. Hayes likely to be the 54th president on October 4, and discusses cabinet picks like Carl Schurz as Secretary of State. It cites party support, resignation rumors of Secretary Bristow, and strong praise from the Athens Messenger, with Hayes and Wheeler’s prospects framed as popular and energetic.
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Carl Schurz
Bristow
Secretary of the Treasury
Tuary
Indiana
Messenger
Republican Party
Hayes Victory at Republican National Convention
The Republican National Convention adjourned after nominating Gov. Hayes on the seventh ballot with strong support from Ohio delegates. The platform champions Union victory, civil rights, strong national credit, and restraint on public lands while opposing Democratic reforms and pledging fidelity to republican principles.
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Committee On Resolutions
Providence
Republican Party
United States of America
Union
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Grant
Senate
House of Representatives
Ca Yo
American Republic
Delegates Gather at Cincinnati for National Republican Convention
Delegates from all states and territories converge on Cincinnati to nominate a United States president. Ohio backs Hayes, New York supports Conkling, Indiana backs Morton, while Maine and Illinois back Blaine as crowds fill the city. The convention features many prominent leaders as the race to win delegations intensifies.
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United States
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House of Representatives
Grant
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Hayes
New York
Conkling
Indiana
Morton
Maine
Illinois
Blaine
Union
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