Democrats debate silver dollar policy in Ohio meeting
Ohio Democrats in Columbus argued over the silver dollar issue and whether their convention should precede the Republicans. They warned Republicans may steal Democratic principles and favored restoring silver as lawful money, citing a prior Republican resolution. The piece notes the plan could influence the state campaign and reflect broader party shifts.
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Townsend Emerges as Probable Athens Legislator Candidate
The Marietta Register notes Major Charles Townsend of Athens as the likely fall candidate for the Legislature. A Ohio University graduate, Townsend is a rising lawyer and eloquent public speaker with strong moral character. He represents Athens Co tradition of sending capable men to Columbus.
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