Ohio voters face slander amid Barnes bid for Secretary of State
A Columbus-anchored Dispatch letter defends Col. Milton Barnes against Democratic attacks as slanderous mudslinging. It details his Civil War service, valor at Kenesaw Mountain and Missionary Ridge, and cautions against insinuations about his past while urging Ohio soldiers to stand by him. The missive also refutes claims regarding anti secret society actions and defends his integrity and fitness for office.
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Threats Reported Over Republican Posters in Ohio
Toledo correspondent recalls a threat of shooting in Nelsonville over hanging Republican ticket pictures in the Hocking Valley. The piece questions whether such demonstrations align with W. W. Poston and allies strategy, warning that their approach may be politically misdirected and ineffective.
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Confederate claims for Stone River land to pay for whipping rebels
The Confederacy seeks 95s 5 for the Battle Field of Stone River owner for use of land by the U S Army in whipping rebels. The bill, among many similar motions, is referred to a Congressional committee as November elections loom and potential rebel claims could swell funding. The Pomeroy Telegraph predicts Democratic defeat and a political rout for opponents.
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