Picnic at the Grove Draws Rural Crowd and Fashion
A Saturday picnic near College Hill Sanitarium draws about a thousand rustic attendees. Mothers with children, dressed in worn bonnets and bright colors, mingle with plodding horses and crowd-pleasing drummers as speakers trial the day under an evergreen grove. Couples steal into buggy corners while laboring folk savor lunch, eyeing future crops as bright as their dreams.
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Inflation policy and German honor debate amid park police query
An unidentified piece discusses inflation policy as an appeal to base instincts, labels a figure named Haller as an inflationist, and argues inflation would ruin private property. The text then questions why park police would wear gray uniforms, with a tangential remark praising German character.
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Ohio Democrats oppose platform on banking and currency
The piece rails at the Democratic platform as dangerous to the national banking system. It argues against destroying two thousand National Banks and replacing sound currency with greenbacks managed by political adventurers. It portrays the proposed policy as ignorant, incoherent, and unworthy of discussion.
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Inflation and Ohio an obstacle to presidential bid
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Ohio I voters sulk and Democratic lead grows
In TRE2 the I of Ohio sulked allowing Democrats to gain. The vote for State Republican shows 151,1332, and 1 Democratic. In 1863 they woke up with the Governor race: Republican 28,561 and Democratic 187,462. Democrats increased votes but still far from a 300,000 figure. 214,604 in 1873 and 233,016 in 1875. From Nilabury Commercial.
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Mount Vernon Hayes Club Organizing Meeting
The Ablicans of Knox County show budding party activity as Mount Vernon announces a plan to form a Hayes Club with a Wednesday meeting. Reports from other counties indicate growing support and early campaign organization ahead of the county convention and election.
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