Third Term Nonsense Prompts Civil War-Era Caesar Talk
The Messenger reports Gen Grosvenor’s Cincinnati speech arguing that Foraker’s potential third term is not Caesarism. He rebuts claims of “Caesarism” with historical examples of multiple-term governors and urges Ohio voters to judge candidates by record, urging a straight Republican ticket.
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Tennessee
John Sevier
William Blount
Joseph McMian
William Carroll
Andrew Johnson
Wright
Jennings
Ray
Noble
Morton
Baker
Indiana
Allen Trimble
Ohio
Rutherford B. Hayes
Richard J. Ogiesby
Lilinois Baren N. Sherman
William Jones
Rhode Island
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Elias N. Conway
Arkansas
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Cresar
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Pennsylvania Avenue
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Resaca
Casar
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Wien
Sueh
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Vallandigham
Ceasor
Cesar
Democratic Papers Attack Registration Law in Ohio Campaign
Prominent Democratic newspapers in Ohio press attacks on the registration law amid James E. Campbell’s pledge to repeal. Newark Advocate urges voting against Foraker. Sandusky Journal and others label the law as fraudulent, partisan, and an outrage aimed at curbing Democratic votes.
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James E. Campbell
Athens
Newark Advocate
Foraker
Sandusky Journal
Mansfield
Canton Times-Democrat
Zanesville
Hamilton Democrat
Foraker Gang
Campbel
Townsend Receives Earnest Support for Senate Campaign
A local endorsement praises Maj Townsend as a worthy Ohio Senate candidate, urging voters to give him their vote and undivided influence for his county and constituency.
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Ohio Senate
Maj. Townsend
Ohio Parties Clash Over Foraker Record and Campbell Democracy
The Ohio dispute centers on Gov Foraker’s Foraker administration achievements including debt reduction, lower taxes, efficient state institutions, and a model election system. The Democrats argue Campbell era folly and corruption prove they should not govern, spotlightting Judge Follett and Henry Payne as failed figures from 1884 to 1886.
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Foraker
Ohio
Union
Republican Party
Campbell
M. D. Follett
Henry B. Payne
United States Senate
Friends of God
Camptell
General Sheridan Praises Governor Foraker in Athens
Gen George A Sheridan lauds Ohio Governor Foraker in Athens citing his wartime service kindness to the wounded and efforts to uplift the commonwealth. He claims Democrats oppose Foraker yet predicts a large electoral victory for him despite opposition.
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George A. Sheridan
Athens
Foraker
Republic
Ohio
White House
Conemaugh
Democratic Party
Townsend Record Praises Public Servant and Campaign Pledge
The statement extols Maj. Townsend as a right voter for district interests and a clean record deserving re election. It accuses opponents of ignoring the debt refunding under Governor Foraker and highlights Clement Hooper as a defender of taxpayers in the infirmary director race.
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Maj. Townsend
Clement Hooper
Hooper
Abe
Sae Same Tx Nema Tie
Readable text fragments note a tense exchange over a race result with contenders named Smee and Whe. The report hints at an earnest contest, but specifics such as dates venues or scores remain unclear in the OCR.
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