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Democratic caucus plots to subvert Supervisor law reform
Rumors swirl of a Democratic push to overhaul the Supervisor law and other Reconstruction measures. The plan is described as a surrender to old states' rights by leaders in Washington and to emasculate changes opposed by Republicans. Amid warnings of treachery, President Hayes is pressed on vetoes while committees clash over test oath repeal and voting rights for soldiers.
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Springer
Legislative Department
Lamars
Gordons
White House
Messenger
House
Senate
Mae
Reed
Harris
Tenn
Gamgee
Cameron-Oliver
Logan
FE. K. Rodgers
Ashland
Cincinnati
Aaron Allen
Springfield
Wmn. Todd
Zanesville
H. C. Blossom
Cleveland
Bishop
Harry Baldwin
Albert Stump
Little Miami R. A
Columbus
Chas
Jacob, Jr
Maggie
Richard Silvers
Parker Price
Wilmington
Clinton County
State of Ohio League
Jno. E. Smith
Mt. Gilead
A. D. Elliott
Marysville
John Phipps
Supreme Court
President Hayes
Somerset Press
Academy
Adam Swineheart
Hopewell Township
Ellison Martin
East Rushville
Sheriff Martin
Shawnee
John Princable
John Greiner
Clark Humphrey
Samuel Stoneburner
New Lexington
Columbus and
Sunday Creek Valley
Telegraph
Charles Weidte
Memphis
Evan Thomas
Syracuse
Esquire
N. Beckley
Rutland
Middleport
West Va
John Reynolds
Story’s Run
Gallia County
Herald
Hiram C. Maguire
Rutland Village
Pomeroy Telegraph
Adaline Larkin
L. W. Thompson
Abraham Long
Independent Order of Foresters
Republican
Fisher
Phillip Gumshall
Harrisonville