Gold! Gold! Gold! Democratic splits in New York rise
The Syracuse convention reaffirms New York Democratic platform while condemning currency policy, pledging tax reductions and canal reforms. John Bigelow named Secretary of State with Robinson, Fairchild, Ross and others. Anti-Tammany faction fears Tilden’s slate and unity frays.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Committee On
Democratic Party of
New York
United States
National Democratic Platform
Baltimore
Samuel J. Tilden
New York Democratic Platform
Welfth
Senate
Assembly
John Bigelow
Lucius Robinson
Charles 8. Fairchild
Charles N. Ross
John D. van Buren
Christopher H. Wolrath
Rodney R. Crowley
Nebraska Democracy Convention Advocates Sound Currency Reform
The Fremont Democratic State Convention held Sept 17 adopted resolutions urging retrenchment and reform in state and national government, endorsing a sound currency with coin or equivalent, opposing paper money, and supporting specie payments. G B Scofield Otte was elected to a party position.
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Omana
Nes
Fremont
Menj Ofj
Democratic Party
State
Natone
Political Ballot Notes Mention Local Judges
The fragment references a permanent President and Louis May of Fre-8 plus an inane presented for Judge of the Supreme Court K W Thomas of Browns- Ville. The context suggests a historical ballot item listing candidates and positions with local ties.
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Louis May
Fre- 8
Supreme Court
K. W. Thomas
Browns- Ville
Dedication of a Soldiers Monument at Marietta
A Marietta and Washington County civic event dedicated a 30 foot Quincy granite monument honoring local soldiers who fell for the republic. Gen. T. C. H. Smith delivered the dedicatory address as about 3,000 to 5,000 attendees heard a detailed history of Washington County troops through Civil War campaigns.
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Marietta
T. C. H. Smith
Cincinnati Gazette
Marietta, O
Washington County
Quincy
City Park Grove
A. W. McCormick
Hawks
Fort Sumpter
Smith
Buell
Whittlesey
Turner
Condit
Mill Spring
Fort Henry
Fort Donelson
Shiloh
Greenbrier
Corinth
Chattanooga
Chicamauga
Valley of Virginia
Gen. Smith
Senator Boutwell Draws Large Audience at State Capitol
Senator Boutwell spoke on the financial question to a very large audience in the Opera house with P. W. Huntington presiding. His line of argument matched his prior Ohio speeches published elsewhere.
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Boutwell
Cincinnati Gazette
Important meeting confirms Leader's Put-in-Bay letter in Bucyrus
Special Correspondence from Bucyrus reports a notable Alien and Cary meeting validating the Leader's Put-in-Bay letter. Judge Thurman was scheduled to speak in Galion yesterday but Cary could not be brought in despite Galion delegates' efforts.
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Cary
Thurman
Galion
Railroad talk delays Cary and Sandusky meeting
Splendid railroad connection would be made but Cary, rested and able to travel, would reach Sandusky in time for the meeting. The two gentlemen would not agree, Cary declined, and, as an excuse, spoke again in the evening. It was 10 o'clock when Gooding closed.
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Cary
Sandusky
Gooding
Ex Gov Pollock and R C Kirk Address Wooster Crowd
In Wooster Ohio on September 17 ex governor Pollock of Pennsylvania and Hon R C Kirk of Ohio spoke to a full audience of voters. They urged campaign issues with eloquence and drew many Democrats who stayed to hear. The meeting energized the town and a larger reception is planned for Gov Hayes next Tuesday.
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Wooster
Pollock
Pennsylvania
R. C. Kirk
Ohio
Gov. Hayes
Democratic Meeting Promises Big Greene County Rally
Posters announce a September 28 county meeting with a banner prize for the township sending the largest delegation. Attendees expected include Mor ton Oglesby Kilpatrick Gibson and Furay as Democrats hold meetings in schoolhouses across Greene County. The rival coverage notes a cold crowd and a fizzle in the day’s mass gathering led by Gov Allen and Cary, with Goodings due to speak later.
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Morton
Oglesby
Kilpatrick
Gibson
Furay
Greene County
Xenia
Tirrin
Gov. Allen
Cary
Goodings
Allen
National Hall
Constitutional Convention Adopts Bill of Rights
Montgomery on September 17 reports the Constitutional Convention adopted a bill of rights and a unanimous section declaring no state can secede from the Federal Union. The measure reinforces the union and states that secession is not allowed. The article notes Ana Montgomery as the source.
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Montgomery
Ana
Galt House Rebuilt and Furnished at Great Expense
SPECIAL NOTICES. The Galt House at Sixth and Main has been rebuilt and newly furnished at over $50,000 and is now first class in every part, though the price remains $200 per day. Piano covers and curtains dyed at Teasdale's daily. Monuments a specialty Scot ch Granite and pea Alfred White, 255 Fifth street.
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Galt House
Sixth and Main Streets
Alfred White
Fifth Street
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