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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1877
Page
2
A fragmented 19th century newspaper column discusses local elections in Cambridge Ohio, naming candidates for auditor Tingle, attorney general and other offices, and covers debates over registry laws, political endorsements, and party conflicts. It cites statements by Republicans, Democrats, and local editors, urging voter registration ahead of September and October ballots.
A printed extract claims letters written years ago express no true sentiment by the writer. The author states he has remained loyal to the Republican party, seeks voter support in Guernsey County, and pledges to refuse any cash support if elected while acknowledging potential Democratic opposition.
A set of extracted letters from Thomas J. Tingle and others attack Lincoln, Jeff Davis era figures, political parties, and speeches. The documents show partisan venom, regional loyalties, and hostile rhetoric about northern and southern leaders during the 1860s.
Campaign gatherings will feature E W Mathews and other speakers. Meetings listed in Point Pleasant Byesville Flat Ridge Lore City Oxford Center Winchester Middletown Gibson's Station Birmingham Antrim Quaker City and more, with dates in September. Citizens urged to attend as precinct committees arrange logistics for orderly discussions.
Notice from treasurer Patterson of Greene County Ohio to taxpayers about 1877 taxes for the county and townships. It explains tax due dates, payment options, delinquency penalties, collection methods by distress, and publication of delinquents. It lists general provisions of tax law and the responsibilities of taxpayers and county officials.
The text outlines a constitutional amendment granting the General Assembly authority to reorganize district courts, set terms and qualifications for judges, and transfer probate and common pleas duties among districts. It details election by elector votes, district court staffing, and oversight by the Supreme Court, with provisions for zeal and potential reallocation of jurisdictions, all subject to a future general election and statewide ratification.
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