Chaos over force bill debate dominates political column
A fragmented editorial storm swirls around Reed and Quay as Republicans and Democrats clash over a force bill. Supporters push for passage amid factional strife in the Senate and House, while Quay presses a resolution to shelve the measure. Disputes hinge on party leadership, regional interests, and potential tariff impacts, with no immediate agreement in sight.
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Republican National Conventions and Candidate Nominations
A garbled report outlines Republican speakers Reed and Markham seeking ballots, with discussion of platform planks on free ballot voting and Chinese exclusion. It notes party stances on tariff, pensions, and administration, plus references to West Virginia and Maine convention outcomes and participation by Blaine and Kinney.
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Connecticut Republicans Nominate State Officers at Convention
The August convention nominated Governor Angur of Meidlefield for governor Lieutenant governor DeWitt Coleman of Mortfort secretary Henry R Palmer of Stonington treasurer John B Lamb of New Britain auditor Dred Hawley of New Canaan by acclamation Also Wheelock Denlry elected Commander-in-Chief at the Grand Army encampment session in Music Hall August 18 with reports showing charitable expenditures and growth of posts Next year the GA adjourned to Detroit with details of charity funds and inspector general reports cited Washington August 13 Senate confirmed nominees B Horne consul at St Thomas M Guilin postmaster Quitman J H Triplet St Dalton.
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Convention chaos as Tillmanites clash at Democratic meeting
In Jackson Mississippi on August 13 the state Democratic convention opened amid bitter dispute between Tillmanites and anti Tillman forces. A volatile scene followed over chair authority, with a red hot scene as delegates argued and violence nearly erupted before temporary leadership was established and a partial organization formed.
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Women 48 Crusaders Sweep Saloon In Reform Crusade
In Naseyiar Tennessee on August 13 special report: James Phillips of Adamsville sold whisky in violation of the four mile law. Local women confronted him, marched to his saloon, broke in, spilled or destroyed liquor, and warns he will be whipped if whisky sales resume. Bra Salha Wolverton led the action with an ax to break jugs, signaling firm stand against illicit whiskey. Separately, Maine and Vermont census notes report Maine population at 659,454 up 9,500 since 1880 and Vermont around 332,000.
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Democratic district convention nominates Winn for congress
Amid chaotic rhetoric in Gainesville, the ninth district Democratic convention nominated Colonel Thomas E Winn as the party candidate for congress after barbed debates and party loyalty pledges. Garter Late withdrew, opening the path for Winn while calls went out to organize Winn clubs across the district. The meeting adjourned amid strong party unity and renewed support for the nominee.
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Bryan's Backed Candidate Poised for Senator Seat
Amid tangled convention talk in Latts County, Bryan’s choice Williams appears set to win the State Senate nomination. Marcus W Beck heads the recent convention slate for the district with support from Linthay and others, while conflicting alliances and county votes cloud a primary path. The scene features geo-political maneuvering across Georgia towns including Pembretta, Chatham, and Watkinsville, with party dynamics and regional loyalties shaping the outcome.
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