Greeley Platform Adopted Amid Turbulent Democratic Rallies
Special Dispatch describes a heated July 10 convention scene in Bautimoge Missouri where delegates react to the Cincinnati platform. Northern delegates stay quiet as Greeley supporters push for unity, with New York backing Greeley and Pennsylvania backing unity. A chaotic session includes calls for a unanimous nomination, and a committee is formed to notify Greeley and Senator Stevenson of the results.
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Times and Chronicle
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Cincinnati
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Dixie
4&C
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Florida
Georgia
New Jersey
Greeley
Bayard
New York
Pennsylvania
Jeremiah Black
Wallace
Delaware
White House
Stevenson
Kentucky
Gratz Brown
Cheeley
Brown
Barksdale
Mississippi
Delawa
Alabama
Hoffman
Knowbook
Illinois
Horace Greeley
Jas. A. Bayard
Binek
Groesbeck
Joffman
Missouri
New Os
Issouri
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
W. S. Groesbeck
Wisconsin
Bape
Black
Pole
Chelmers
Battinorg
Committee On
James R. Oeet
William M. Bird
Arkansas
D. Wm.McMuhen
Rhode Islan
Lyman Pierce
South
Tennessee
Neil Brown
J. W. Henderson
W. T
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D. J. Hueston
W. A. Colemay
Nevada, Co. Y
New Hampshire
William
Leon Alott
Lester B. Falkner
North Carolina
J. A. Englehart
Ohio
Ed. Dodd
Wm. M. Randall
Rhode Island
W. D. B. Beach
South Carolina
J. F. Iselar
M. C. (Galloway
Texas
K.B. Walker
Goseme
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Ota
T. F. Singeser
District of Columbia
Thomas Dickson
Linho
Albert Reed
Uteb
P. Staab
Reading
E. O. Perrin
A. F. Whittlesey
Indiana
Thos. H. Moore
John C. Barr
Committee On Permanent Organisation
Ware
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Nese Spacee
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Democratic Party
Baltimore Convention Proceedings Echo Heated Debates on Suffrage
At a Baltimore convention session in the evening, officers attempted order as members queued to speak. Bills, motions, and questions on the prior question and state seating sparked clashes, with Bayard urging restraint and Barr recording party lines amid calls over nine hundred votes and nuanced positions on enfranchisement of freedmen.
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de Unis
Cabell
Arkansas
Bayerd
Delaware
Oe Pcr
Barr
Hoffman
New York
Bayard
Cr Tec
Is. Conner
South Carolina
Democratic Convention Deliberates on Greeley Nomination
The convention debated voting on each resolution, changed votes after objection, and confirmed Horace Greeley as Democratic presidential nominee with large majorities. The session also named vice presidential choices and endorsed unity, while venturing through procedural shifts and party alignment discussions.
Delegates Named At Democratic National Convention
A long roll of state delegates and officers is read aloud at the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore. The Credentials Committee reports seats for states and territories, with CT DE GA and others voting on the Cincinnati platform. The convention adjourns until morning as leaders discuss the Executive Committee chair and possible Greeley nomination.
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Charles L. Scott
Arkansas
SY Bacon
California
N. Given
Connecticut
Alfred E Barr
Delaware
Thomas F. Balleride
Chandler H. Smith
Ionee Aston
Lows
Charles Ee
Tn Martin
Kentucky
Reber
Mallory
Louisa M. Sandige
Land
Massachusetts
C. Bravens
Michigan
Janac M. Train
Minnesota
C. H
Mississippi
Ethel Barksdale
William Hyde
Nebraska
George D. Peery
Hampshire
New York
Te — Iia
Thomas L. Cliss- Sato
F. McKinnegon
Jo Ruby
Pennsylvania
Daniel J. N. N
van Vack
A Esa Ee M. Im
Tennessee
H. Savage
Texas
George W. Smith
Homer Wheat
Committee On
Euialiten
Baltimore
Sean D. Dee
Thomas A. Walker
Jackson
E R. Cockrell
Pine Bills
San Francisco
Witte
Bara Lime
Charles Ia
Charles E. Ke
Tallahames
E. Barralee
Samuel J. Randall
Cincinnati
United States
Georgia
National Democratic Execut
B. Gratz Brown
Horace Greeley
Brown
Greeley
Ngs Attimore
Democratic National Executive Committee
National Democratic
Fire destroys brick mansion on Shoustown river bank
Special Dispatch from Leerspace Pennsylvania on July 10 reports a fine brick mansion on the river bank at Shoustown, fifteen miles below Pittsburgh, burned to the walls after a morning blaze. The house, valued at six to six thousand dollars, belonged to Mr. Wood of Pittsburgh and was unoccupied. origin and insurance status are unknown.
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Leerspace
Shoustown
Pittsburg
Wood
Greeley's Nomination Fails to Spark Enthusiasm
News of Greeley's nomination is bulletin ed at various newspaper offices yet little interest is shown. An attempt to generate enthusiasm failed as people could not be roused.
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Times and Chronicle
LouisviLlg
Greeley
Pre tium- District Congressional Convention and Local Finance
Special dispatch notes incorporation interest in Fulton Building and Savings Association No. 2 with 300000 capital filed. Baltimore Convention dominates chatter. Local politics show skepticism toward rural Democracy bolting on Greeley. County bets on result. Hugh J. Jewett seen as insider.
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Times and Chronicle
Fulton Building and Savings Association
Baltimore
Greeley
Hugh J. Jewett
Unveiling of Stein Monument in Nassau
In Nassau on July 9 the Stein monument was unveiled with the Emperor and Empress of Germany present along with Prince Frederick. Large crowds from Europe attended the ceremony. U.S. Minister George Bencroft spoke, praising Stein as the spark that kindled German unity and Germany’s rise among nations.
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Willian
Europe
George Bencroft
Greeley Support Split Deepens Amid Convention Doubt
The Times declares it cannot back Greeley for president, arguing the Democratic choice now hinges between Keeley and Grant. It condemns radicalism and urges voters to act individually, while noting Harley L. Wilson, longtime railroad figure, died in Conto Wisconsin while seeking health recovery.
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Grant
Hieneh
Harley L. Wilson
St Louie
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Conto
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Cuban vessel from Cuban navy arrives in Newport harbor
Last evening the revenue cutter Moccasin stopped a schooner off Point Judith near Block Island. The Cuban commander claimed to be a lieutenant commander in the Cuban navy and said he was awaiting orders from Charleston bound for New York. The ship, armed with two Parrott guns and a rifled cannon, flew the Cuban flag at dawn. Crew of four officers and sixteen men is of mixed nationalities.
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G. K. Patrick
R. Cain
J. A. Chaurean
Charleston
New York
New Erie President Watson Named Amid Rail Hub Changes
New York July 10 Peter H Watson elected as Erie president from Asht Ohio will relocate to New York for duties amid a change in age and leadership Commodore Vanderbilt calls him among the nations best railroad men Gen A B Diven chosen as vice president and noted as a leading managerial figure The Erie plans joint operations with the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad The Standard suspended temporarily to.
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Peter H. Watson
Erie
Ohio
Commodore Vanderbilt
Diven
The
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Standard
American Girl Triumphs In Fast Trot at Fleetwood Park
At Fleetwood Park 15000 spectators watched the $5000 trot for the purse. American Girl won the heats in 2:21, 2:19 4, and 2:24 amid excitement. Geldemith Msid withdrew after a quarter was cut, judges ruling in the split decision. American Girl drew cheers after each heat and led by short margins in victory.
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New York
Jal
Heny
Fleetwood Park
Geldemith Msid
Unified New Orleans ticket names Dem Reform slate
New Orleans Jor Democrats and Reform State Committees unite on a state ticket with John Og al Ouechita for Governor, Jones of Orleans for Treasurer, Daniel Den fet-G net 0 for Auditor, and H. N. Ogden as State Secretary. Nomination details vary by official sources.
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Jor
Stra
John Og al Ouechita
Jones
Orleans
Daniel den Fet
Seyeneral
H. N. Ogden
A. D
Market News Snapshot from Early Trading Day
Fragmentary dispatch notes mixed market quotes and city prices. References to New York Philadelphia and unnamed figures hint at a fluctuating session with a notable price around eight dollars and a sharp drop in another area. The text remains unclear and partially garbled.
Second Edition Nominating Intelligence and Violent Rhetoric
Special Dispatch from Baltimore reports mixed reactions to Mr. Zoo little’s convention presiding and Greeley’s nomination. Democrats show reluctance, with many preferring Grant, while Straight-out Democrats convene at the Maryland Institute to oppose the Cincinnati platform. Samuel J. Bayard named for the Straight-out leadership, denouncing plots to split the party and forecasting a later convention at Louisville.
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Baltimore
Democratic Party
Greeley
Grant
Maryland Institute
Institute Hall
Opera House
Delaware
Cincinnati
Duncan
Kentucky
Samuel J. Bayard
New Jersey
Jacob Townsend
Louisville
Opera-House
Bayard
Convention Adjourns With Resolutions and Thanks
The Western Associated Press reports the convention adjourned after Bouck of Wisconsin moved a resolution to appoint eight committees. Heaton of Ohio urged that on adjournment the convention be escorted, with music, by New York and Missouri delegations to their quarters. A resolution left the next convention to the National Committee. Thanks were extended to Oben Ford, Frederick Raine, and Baltimore for courtesies, and gratitude expressed to the presiding chair.
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Bouck
Wisconsin
Ce Aviations
Aie Paul
Wieed Gaede
Heaton
Ohio
New York
Missouri
Oben T. Ford
Frederick Raine
Balti
Mr. le
Mr. Hines
Kentucky
Late Advices Raise Mexico Railroad Crisis Tone
Statements from the ex governor and general Rosecrans stir Mexican press reaction. A manifesto condemns journals for berating a planned railroad project. It appeals to Mexican patriotism, honor, and generosity as a defense and call to action.
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Math
Bacs
Were Creas
Yoermer
Preas
Cuba
Mexco
General Rosecrans
Mexico
Mexicare
Destructive early morning fire hits Burnxeter city blocks
A blaze at about 1 am in Burnxeter Iowa damaged multiple structures on Division and Main including Herlington custom and flouring meats, Wedertz & Ultz brass foundry, Atlantic House, and a nearby small building. Origin and insurance details remain undetermined.
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Burnxeter
Iowa
Division
Main Streets
Iherlington Custom
We 'S
Wedertz & Ultz’s
Atlantic House
New York Coroner's Inquest Hears Opium Death Theory
Testimony in New York yesterday centered on Dr. Carnochan's opinion that Fisk died possibly from opium poisoning or uremia. David Head verified transcript accuracy. Edward H. Stokes, father of two prisoners, testified about his son’s arrest, mental distress, and past family insanity linked to head pain and threats.
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New York
Carnochan
W. McCready
Fisk
David &. Head
Bart
Edward H. Stokes
Philadelphia
Kennee
National Convention of Manufactor at College Hall
A national convention of stove manufacturers convened at College Hall to foster a concerted system for improving the trade. President John Perry of Albany opened the adjourned meeting, presenting trade statistics and aims such as costs, freight, and member recruitment. The roll call listed numerous stove firms from cities including Albany, Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Detroit, and Rock Island.
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College Hall
Association
New York
John Perry
Albany
N. Y
Perry
United States
Me. Berry
Resor
Cincinnati
Irop
Buck & Wright
St. Louis
Excelsior Manufactat Cooirst
Segatiaey
Pema
Pee Over & Us
Conalunaal
Southard
Hanes
Chicago Stove
ChicaGo
Cinewene
Penn
Werend Co
Troy
Some Co
Alben
Pockensers
J. F. Rathbone
Fir & Co
J. Be. Waris Works
Liebrand & McDow Vo Bernare Ia
John B. H &Err
Rouse & On Gewands Heibots Eee
Orks
Detroit
Tibbal’s
Shik
Whitehead
Erte
Tibbalis
Shirk & Whitehead
J. A. Eeshaa
Baltimore
Ern Co
Wiseeling
Cox
Whight- Bada "& Co
Ecaacritin
Jas. Bell A. — & Co
Burg
Ansbuts Wat Aay It
Leopiet
Woodcock & Bro
Eg Martin's
Public auction near Milford and Harrison Street property
Tomorrow at 10 A M and 2 P M Chas C Kohl offers a brick dwelling once J L Conchin's with sixty six acres near Milford on the Little Miami Railroad and a three story brick dwelling No 21 Harrison St with 21 by 83 ft. farm sale at 1 P M and city sale at 10 A M on the premises. train options described. United States Court Judge Swing overrules motions in Saetz Co v Hurst and Tice and Boumitt cases from Ross County.
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M. Chas. C. Kohl
J. L. Conchin
Milford
Little Miami
Harrison Street
Little Miami Railroad
United States Court
Swing
Morris Saetz & Co
Samuel H. Hurst
Isaac P. Tice
James H. Boumitt
Amputation Difficulties After Child's Surgery
The report describes Georgie Retter undergoing amputation by Dr C Mark, noting the operation as very difficult due to proximity to the body and the boy's frail condition after three weeks of illness. The text also mentions various surgeons and the session of a medical event with readings of minutes.
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C. Mark
Oman
Fourth Street
Second Ward
Basin Street
Chestnut Street
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Columbia Streets
Tee
Allc
Buckeye Street
Dayton political fallout as McArthur clashes with council
In Dayton Kentucky McArthur and his ally Honest John confront council members in a tense scene. The episode follows last March’s politically charged event as taxpayers’ voices loom large. A council meeting is promised for next Monday with McArthur and Honest John seeking control as citizens react with mixed astonishment and concern.
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Moeller
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