Political excerpts reflect party loyalties and nominations
The item discusses E B Ulmser pe murk in federal service and cites Dickey Fay’s Republican nomination for Congress in Lancaster County to succeed Thaddeus Stevens' seat. It notes New York Republicans’ stance on loyalty and policy, predicts copperhead defeat, and urges voters to back Seymour Blair or Grant Colfax based on tax policy and fiscal plans.
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Lancaster County
Republicaries
Congress
Hot
Thaddeus Stevens
New York
Copperhead
Democratic Party
Seymour
Blair
Republican Party
Grant
Colfax
Seymour and financial policy appeal to Beaver voters
The notice urges Beaver County electors to support Seymour and his party line or oppose specie payments and coin-backed money. It contrasts Republican aims to redeem promises with a Democratic policy seen as ruinous, claiming a return to gold standard would benefit the nation and dollars.
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Ala
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Gore
Limaall
K. Fergusson
Alabama
Ion Banker
Statin
Pendleton
United States
Beaver County
Seymour
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Jeff Davis
Aevonticans Claim Unity and Strength in Philadelphia
A local observer reports Aevonticans in Philadelphia have settled difficulties, are better organized and more enthusiastic. A recent large meeting is described as the biggest ever in the city. The observer predicts the Republican majority in Philadelphia will not fall below 10,000 barring fraud by police.
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Tag Aevonticans
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Grant
Lincoln
County politics shift in local campaign noted
The piece cites several county residents who switch from Democratic to Republican during the current race. It mentions one individual who left the party to join the opposing side, a poorhouse resident known for his long affiliation and recent political change.
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Peréon
Pérauti
Te Fins
Beating the Copperheads to Save Beaver County Vote
A political plaint urges Republican voters to rally by October 18 to bolster Beaver County and state support. It critiques Democratic leadership from 1857 to 1861, cites public debt figures, and warns against copperhead influence through newspapers and speakers.
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Beaver County
Democrats vote to pay interest in coin for Five-Twenty bonds
The Son Edward McPherson reports the House vote on paying interest in gold for Five-Twenty bonds. Forty-five Democrats backed coin payments, with names listed, while the vote sparked partisan chatter about gold for bondholders and the plow-holders. The piece notes the vigorous, satirical reaction of Democratic editors over Maine returns.
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Edward Haight
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Anthony L. Knapp
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Wu. E. Lehman
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Henry May
Sohn.w. Menzies
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Elijah H. Norton
Robert Hnugen
Moses F. Odell
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Nehemiah Perry
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Elijah Ward
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One Hundred Percent Democratic Gain Mystery in Maine
A Maine dispatch claimed a Democratic gain of one hundred percent in Pennsylvania. The story reveals the gain came from Perkin Maine, where the town shifted from one vote last year to one vote this year. The piece hints at a broader controversy and a market for sale of development rocaters.
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Maine
Pennsylvania
Perkin
Statewide bid claims twenty thousand majority
Fragmentary text indicates a claim of a twenty thousand majority tied to a statewide claim. The excerpt notes this as the largest ever in Maine, though surrounding context is damaged and names or specifics are unclear.
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Alice
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Judiciary
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Congress
Commonwealth
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Gah
Why the Democratic Party Could Not Be Trusted
Gen. John A. Logan, touring Illinois, argued that the Democratic Party caused wartime treasury losses, bloodshed, and national upheaval. He claimed Republicans defended liberty and reduced taxes and debt, urging supporters to keep his reasons ready to rebut Democrats at every encounter.
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John AL. Logan
Illnois
Union
Congress
Andrew Johnson
Republican Party
Geo. Logan
Democrata
Election rhetoric warns of war if Grant defeated
The speaker warns that a Grant defeat will prolong the war and empower Copperheads and armed vigilante groups. He vows loyalty to the loyal Union and threatens confrontation to ensure Republican victory, urging voters to back Grant to preserve peace and prosperity.
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Blair
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Political calculator Seymour forecast by David Nhar
The article reviews David Nhar of The Prenton True American claiming Seymour could win via electoral votes. It lists states and totals, noting Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana vote before November and that Seymour’s success hinges on three October states, otherwise his chances fade.
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