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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1877
Page
2
In tense times, citizens urged not to fan unrest as Tom Tinor’s health prompts Europe travel. Exile plans for African emigration gain support. political nom assistance and county auditor rerun. Turkish-Armenian conflict sparks Kings Javad, while labor strikes spark fear of mob rule and government instability.
State party leaders report a near settled succession plan for the district with Dr. J. Williams named for the seat. They expect Guernsey and Noble County papers to endorse once commissions’ accord is communicated, with a convention proposal to be decided among counties.
A Democratic county convention in Guernsey met in Washington with Hon. J. W. White as temporary chair. Newell Kennon elected chairman after succession, credentials and permanent organization committees formed, and delegates including J. P. Mahaffey and W. Lawrence chosen to represent Cambridge and surrounding precincts at the state convention.
A meeting with several names discussed forming an Executive Committee and selecting a Representative candidate. Resolutions demand repeal of the Republican Resumption law, oppose inflation or contraction, restore the dollar to legal tender status, and support Democratic policies. Nominations followed for Auditor, Treasurer, Prosecuting Attorney, and Commissioner with acclamation for some and speeches praising candidates.
Andrew McCleary and Noah Emerson led the ticket as nominees with McCleary winning 464 to 74 over Emerson. Danial Logee was nominated by acclamation for Infirmary Director after both Kennon and Emerson declined. Coroner Dr Tiunter declined. Robert Molarney and others were nominated by acclamation for various posts. Speeches by Mathews and Lawrence defended party policies and financial platforms as the convention adjourned.
The text extols Ohio as more politically engaged than any other state. It claims residents are better informed, with stronger political organization, sharper speakers, and a more aggressive press. Both parties are described as constantly campaigning, with lulls between elections.
Violence erupts as a nationwide strike extends from the Bali more and Ohio road to major lines. Troops, troops from several states, and the President attempt to restore order. Pittsburgh suffers heavy losses with fires, injuries, and deaths amid mobs, firing and civilian casualties.
A mob looted pawn shops and attacked the Pennsylvania round house with thousands of protesters. Fires consumed rail facilities, locomotives, depots, and shops while troops fought to retreat the city outskirts. The unrest continued through the night, causing extensive damage and chaotic scenes along Liberty Street and the railroad yards.
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