Republican Party Platform of Wyoming Territory
Delegates in convention endorse equal rights under law and oppose further discussion of slavery era questions. They back Grant administration, aim to survey lands, and support immigration to aid railroad and Pacific rail line construction, envisioning general prosperity and settlement in the territory.
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Trepublican Party
Wyoming
Grant Aa
Polly
Pacific Ra
Union, Pacific Railroad
Marinal
Seagate
Marcas
Leader defends policy over private character in Wyoming race
The LEADER rejects personal attacks by the Argus on candidates including Corlett and Nuckolls. It vows to avoid private character assaults, focusing on principles and the public interests of Wyoming voters. It accuses the Argus of duplicity and urges honorable political warfare.
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Corlett
Argun
Nuckolls
Argus
Wyoming
Chief Fugler Discusses Voter Qualification Opinion
Tommy claims General Carey opinion violated an agreement on voter qualification. Corlett and Nuckolls sought Carey’s view with plan to withhold the letter if it matched their stance. If Carey favored oath under Dakota statutes, a written noncontestation pledge would guide publication for territory information, not a radical promise.
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Tommy
Fugler
General Carey
Corlett
Nuckolls
Urey
Corlett and Nuckolls
Carey
Fraud and Chicanery in Election Rhetoric Across Parties
The piece condemns pre election cries of fraud by the Democrats while praising Republicans for fair voting. It argues accusations are used to deflect from alleged crimes and urges Wyoming friends to judge Governor’s proclamations on their merits. It claims honorable leaders from both parties will praise lawful actions.
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Democratic Party
Wyoming
German Democrat Outspoken on Dr Heimberger Affair
A German Democrat criticizes Dr Heimberger's stance and resignation in a morning communication. The writer questions Democratic convention choices and laments personal friendships while urging corrective action to avoid future insensitivity toward the German Democratic community.
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Heimberger
Himeel
Dr. H
Germs
Arg
Diel
Ledge of quartz rumored near hills sparks mining talk
Two boys found a quartz ledge described as rich and potentially worth about 150 dollars a ton. The outcrop reportedly extends for over a mile and could rival Cariso or Miners Delight. No verification is offered, but the claim may foreshadow future finds.
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South Pass
Wind River Valley Agricultural Prospects Report
The Wind River valley extends about two hundred miles with several small valleys feeding in. It yields some of the finest farming land and vegetables seen this year. New crops are arriving and selling at reasonable rates. Potatoes are priced at 12 1/2 cents per pound.
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Wind River Valley
Windiver Valley
Varied News Snippets From Around the World
A jumble of items notes Lord Mayo allowing Hindus to join Freemasonry and a New Yorker surpassing others with a $12,000 diamond, plus reports of 1,200 babies in Poughkeepsie under eight months. Other items mention a Cleveland female billiards club, California punishments for simple drinks, and odd inventions like the grandiscope.
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Lord Mayo
Hindoos
Ttme
United Stas
Poughkeepsie
Cleveland
Ohio
White Stockings
California
Eric Wisk
Fisk
A. K. Baley
Devorah
Lown
Republican
England
Democratic Party
Wallace Tresslar
Union Village
Ind
Prenchman
Landisburg
Pennsylvania
Wauch
Detroit Press
Newtonville
Massachusetts
Proclamation Amends Wyoming Territory Election Precincts
Governor J A Campbell proclaims changes to the 1869 Wyoming election order. Evanston and Darling’s Camp are added as precincts Pine Bluffs is discontinued. If a judge is absent vacancies are filled by qualified electors and otherwise voters elect replacements. Done at Cheyenne August 20 1869 with the territorial seal.
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A. Campbell
Wyoming
useeAs
J. A. Campbell
Territory of
Evanston
Darling
Pine Bluffs
Cheyenne
United States of America
Republican State Committee plans Syracuse convention
A Scranton dispatch notes the Republican State Committee met at Fifth Avenue yesterday to set a Syracuse State Convention for September 27 to redraw representation for future elections.
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New York
Republican State Committee
Fifth Avenue
W& 4
Syracuse
Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
San Francisco
Congressional
Elko
Carl Schurz
Sacramento
Cental D Pacific
Cisco
Dheera
Western
Geo. W. Smalley
Tribune
London
Harvard
Oxfa
Oxfords
Harvards
Wastrintox
Lée'y Rawlins
Kalbfliesch
Brooklyn
Hartrorp
Plincy Jewell
Jewell
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Bureau
White House
Baden
Washingtonians
Capitol
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N. A. Baker
Terea
Sumichirrion
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W. W. Corlett
Robert McAuley
Carter County
Wane Corhem Pintrict
Soares
Henry J. Rogers
A. BR. Converse
J. B. Woolley
Howse of Representat
Frank Hayer
Chas. Kt. Buell
WM. H. Brown
Jervis Joslin
Dintrict
Albany
Uarbow
Legisative Council
Ne Richards
Wagner
E B. Edmonds
The
House of Representatives
DR. J. AW. Finfrock
L. T. Wilcox
N. T. Webber
Lepistathce Wurteil
A. B. Conaway
J. Foslie
H. G. Nickerson
Vles
L Gatow
Thurmby
Republicas Platform
James Fisk
Fisk, Jr
Long Branch
Parvum Ulam Notic
Antonn Cleegaane
Jacory We
State St
Chicago, Ill
Fir Womatirit, Prosident Cou Aas
B. Cornell
Ity Bill Poster
Curyenne
Nixon & Co
Bedeooe
Nisan
Fowand M. Lee
Territory
Whipple Brothers
Croceries
Hans
17Th Af
Heal of the Post
Ome
Cheyanne
Tehn
Royal Tavana Lottery
Cuba
Maousillon
Tayon
Hawkers Whideal i
Wall Etreet
Ma Fe el Germania Hotel
Telegraph
Daily Leader
Aia Ee
Tremont House
Chicago
Illinois
Isis
JNO
Urake
Pra
Lindell Hotel
Toula Messant
M. Tres
Bloomington
Melwan
Dewey, Trimble
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