Guernsey County Democratic meet seeks delegates to state convention
The Democratic Central Committee of Guernsey county will meet at the Jurkinsosian office on Saturday December 20 at one o clock to appoint delegates to the January convention. A full attendance is requested as matters of importance will be considered. The committee urges Democrats to attend both the county meeting and the January Columbus convention to form a strong delegation and to protest alleged frauds through Returning Boards in the South. The piece outlines national concerns on election disputes and calls for calm, lawful action.
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Guernsey National Bank of
Cambridge
W.K. Gooders
Ansignee
Francois Rea
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Political Exactness and Fireworks Mark Local Rally
The piece notes a Cambridge Republicans backed arithmetic metaphor and a post event clash as Democrats fired 204 guns amid trumpet bands and cheers for Tilden. It criticizes a Republican public officer for impeding cannon use and attacks perceived bigotry and rude conduct in politics.
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Rune
Public Opinion Shifts Favorable to Democrats in 1876
From Washington Dec 26 1876 Chief Justice Waite notes the newspaper chorus leans toward Tilden while Wheeler may become Vice President. Justice Miller remains silent on the disputed election. other justices views emerge. Reports on Bland Silver bill votes, Ohio and South Carolina legislative questions, and editorials on counting votes vs voting raise a broad national debate about the presidential outcome.
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Florida
South Carolina
Senate
Ferry
Dakota Territory renames Pem bina to Huron
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Pembina
Huron
Oregon
Howitt
New York Postoffice
Barnes
New Orleans
United States
Debt growth and political divisions in post election notes
Governor Brog den warns North Carolina debt nears 943 million with November federal debt up half a million. The Springfield Republican cites a recurring post election debt rise. Ohio ex-Congressman Job Stevenson visits New Orleans but withholds signing Sherman Garfield report over Returning Board acts. Horatio Seymour criticizes the Republican split on Louisiana certificates, calling it corrupt and partisan.
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Job Stevenson
Ohio
New Orleans
Sherman
Garfield
Returning Board
Horatio Seymour Saye
Republican Party
Louisiana
Temperance Meeting and City Rowdyism Debate in Cambridge
Crusnde Bomb. Ladies of Cambridge join the Woman's League and Christian Temperance Union inviting all interested in temperance and social welfare to meet at the Baptist Church each Thursday at 2:30 PM for prayer and discussion. They urge action against saloons and note continued rowdiness despite a 9 PM closing ordinance. The Mayor and Marshal have been informed. The notice ends with varied local items and a promotional blurb about Websters Unabridged.
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Ladies of
Cambridge
Woman's League
Christian Temperance Union
Baptist Church
Women's Temperance League of Cambridge
Week in Domentic Virginia City and Far West News
The United States apologized to France for Capt. Aafrye's arrest in Philadelphia. Gen. Crook cites Sioux violations of the Black Hills treaty as provoking renewed violence. Indians attacked a freight train near Mot Creek Wyoming, killing two men. A Se. Lou whiskey convict is pardoned by the President. Mexican revolutionaries hold Mr. Miller in Chihuahua demanding 8000 in gold. Turkeys Grand Vizier replaced. Cuba sees continued fighting and property destruction. Tower California governor Villageran deposed amid a reign of terror.
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Cambridge Market Report Marks Weekly Grocers’ Prices
Corrected weekly by Babing and partners for grocers. Dried fruit and produce items listed including peaches onions grain and wool with price demand notes. Boston Wool Market referenced with market demand and price indicators. Obio XX and median price figures appear as line items in this brief market notice.
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