Political notices and editorials from scattered 19th century papers
A digest of opinions and items from multiple papers including Bankin & Levin notices, editorial takes on Currie verdict, Houston cotton premiums, and reactions to conventions. Mentions Tammany, Gen Robertson, and calls for legislative candor on school, immigration, railroads, and crime law.
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Waco Examiner
Sherman Courier
the Chronicle
Orange
Lang
Hancock Nominated for President by Third Ballot at Cincinnati
At the Democratic National Convention in Cincinnati General Winfield Scott Hancock of Pennsylvania was nominated for president on the third ballot. Hancock, a West Point graduate and former Union general, commanded the Louisiana Texas district and is praised for prudence and unity. English of Indiana was named for vice president. The convention closed with broad optimism about Hancock’s electability and Democrat prospects in the upcoming canvass.
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Cincinnati
Winfield Scott Hancock
Pennsylvania
Hancock
Bayard
West Point
Louisiana
Texas
South
John Kelly
New York
New York City
English
Indiana
Winfield Scott Hancéte
Montgomery County
Military Academy
Grant
McClellan
Franklin
Jno
F. Reynolds
Burnsides
Reno
Stonewall Jackson
Longstreet
A. P
D. H. Hill
Contreras
Cherubusco
California
Pease
Atlantic
William H. English
Scott County
Lexington
Supreme Court of the United States
House of Representatives
Polk
Treasury
Congress
Kansas
First National Bank
Indianapolis
Chicago
National Prohibition Party
Cleveland
Ohio
Neal Dow
Maine
A. H. Thompson
Dow
United States
Blaine
Garfield
Arthur
Austin
Galveston News
Fort Worth
Democratic Party of the
Democratic Party
Samuel J. Tilden
Republican Party
Democratic Congress
Brenham
Washington
George Chandler
Chappell Hill
M. M. Felder
Tom ‘Hairston
Greenvine
J. E. Gray
Mr. Williams
W. W. Searcy
Showy politics vs solid ground in Colman's Rural World critique
Colman's Rural World laments representatives driven by showy and superficial traits rather than political history and philosophy. It denounces caucus manipulation and sensationalism over principled action, praising independent manhood and character. The Belton Courier criticizes the last legislature for not meeting the Santa Fe road $75,000 demand and delays a charter extension.
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Colman
Belton Courier
Santa Fe
Greenback Circus Concludes Austin Delegation Study
The Greenback faction finished its Austin performance by sweeping a full state ticket and presidential electors. The slate includes governor W H Hamman lieutenant governor Geo Givens attorney general H F O Neil comptroller M J Nolan land office H Keuchler treasurer Ward Taylor all by acclamation. The platform assails the Democratic administration and raises questions about the party’s aims.
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Austin
W.H. Hamman
Geo. Givens
Dallas
H. F. O'Neil
Cass
M. J. Nolan
Travis
Land Office
H. Keuchler
Ward Taylor
Marion
Candidate J M Williams for Comptroller Urges Nomination
Carr J M Williams a prominent planter with strong Democratic support. praised for yeoman service in the last canvass for state offices and ready to enter the field immediately if nominated. noted as an impressive and effective speaker.
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Carr
J. M. Williams
Yeoman
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Brenham Weekly Banner
Washington County
Brenham Dauner Pebliabed
Dalry and
Weexty
Bankin & Levin, Proprietors
Dage
Obitmars
Repunticax
Wilmington
Del
Currie
Houston
Houston Age
Porter
Trevine
Piedras Negras
Tre Marshall Herald
Harrison County
Waco Telephone
Houston Post
Gano J
Felix H. Robertson
Gen. Robertson
The
Marshall Herald
Court of Appeals
Acinollar
National Law Suffrage Association
Youn Kerry
Committee On Credentials
J Oked
Tammy
Samuel J.tilden
Mr. Kelly
W. 8. Hancock
Hayes
New Orleans
Burnside
Democrat
Travis County
R. T. Kennedy
Freestone County
T. Gano
Alphabet Lee
Gano
Lee
J.W. Killingsworth
Nat Green
B. C. Rain
A. T. Vanderslice
Central Hall
Peter Heyn
John Ferrell
G. A. Webb
J. G. Parker
T. A. Moore
K.P. Tass
Rafias Hall
Junce Tart
LaGrange Journal
St. Louis
Statesman
Maxey
Cincinn
Gen. Grant
Aerussicas
New York World
Belton
Santa Fe Railroad
Senator
Roberts
Telegraph
Galveston
Philapeteata
Florida
Max Wellborn
Paris
Briggs
Tut
San Antonio
Palmer House
Grand Pacific
Tim Herald
Fetin
Galvedian
Yg Tae
New York Sun
Sun
Gex
Haxcoce
Department of
Jons Sherman
Arkansas
Axp
Waco
Sr. Louis
Hood
Texas Brigade
Seguin
Citas
O'Conor
the Statesman
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Harris County
Potter Palmer
State News
Walker County
Schulenburg
Hen Willis
Corsicana
International
Bastr
San Antonio Express
Kaile
Herald
W. R
Lavacca County
Columbus
Grayson County
Burleson County
Blake
Fayette County
Riddle
Milam County
Maj. Penn
Luling
Heame
G. W. Jones
Gen. Hamman
Sam. Houston Dixon
Chambliss
Hamman
Santa Fe Railway
E. A. Carter
Huntsville
Marlin
Falls County
Samuel Allen
James A. Garfield
Georgetown
Geo. T. Harris
Bank of Commerce
Williamson County
John T. Harris
National Democratic Platform
New York Tribue
New York Times
Journal of Commerce
Tribune
the Times
Tat Waco Telephone
Austin Statesman
Council
Union
J. H. McLeary
Bexar County
San Antonio Bar Association
Col. McLeary
Tru Houston Telegram
Post
Darcy Baxter
James M. Williams
Captain Williams