Election turmoil in the Ninth District as votes disputed
Reports from Fort Wayne Indiana dated October 11 describe intense post election excitement. Ed Driscoll Sr faces arrest for illegal voting and other affidavits are expected. At Plymouth Taggart fatally wounds his son amid a domestic dispute. J P C Shanks, Republican candidate for Ninth District Congress, wins by nine votes.
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Times
Fort Warrnz
Ixp
Greeley
Ed. Driscolls, Sr
Taggart
Osborne
J.P. C. Shanks
Congress
Indiana Republicans Near Verdict On Hendricks Race
Official returns from several counties show Hendricks with a shrinking majority and not yet guaranteed election. Republicans still optimistic, citing statewide results and victories in Ohio and Pennsylvania. A post-election meeting at the wigwam planned to discuss the trend, with Indiana likely supporting Grant in November.
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Times and Chronicle
Indianapolis
Hendricks
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Grant
Patriotic Pleadings to the Demoralised Democracy Song to Deaf Ears
In Washington October 11 a special dispatch reports The Patriot suggests the Georgia support for Greeley and notes South states mostly favor him while Connecticut winds and Indiana shifts are mentioned. It claims California and Republican defections threaten Democratic hopes for November.
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Times and Chronicle
Wasnuseton
Patriot
Greeley
Georgia
South
Carolina
Mississippi
Connecticut
Indiana
California
Rio Grande Depredations Reported by Commissioners
Washington reports Col Robb and Mr Savage returned after interview with Esnpcent Girimt regarding Rio Grande raids by armed Mexican bands since 1850. They estimate losses in the border region at several millions as cavalry patrols prove largely ineffective.
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Washington
Col. Robb
Mr. Savage
California
Rio Grande
Congress
Texas
Presbyterian Synod Convenes in New Albany
The Synod of Southern Indiana gathered at the First Presbyterian Church in New Albany last night. Rev. Charles, a local clergyman, was elected moderator as the session opened at nine o clock with routine business and plans for the next meeting in Rashville. W H McCarer of Evansville preached the opening sermon.
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New Axnaxy
Ie Presbyterian Synod of
Southern In- B
First Presbyterian Reh
Charles
W. H. McCarer
Evansville
Rashville
Eastern Ohio Synod in session at city center
The Eastern Ohio Synod of the Evangelical Church is in its thirty seventh annual session in this city with about fifty ministers in attendance. Members, along with citizens, are welcoming delegates and guests to the event.
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Ial
Times and Chronicle
Woosrer
Eastern Ohio Synod of the Evangelic Church
Reign of Terror in Osceola Enfolds Town
Special Dispatch reports Osceola Arkansas residents under arms for days. County Court delayed trials for Fitzpatrick who killed Sheriff Murray. Fitzpatrick gathers reinforcements in Crittenden County and threatens to burn the town. Judge Palmer and Prosecuting Attorney Clayton report a reign of terror as merchants move goods and families flee.
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Times and Chronicle
Memornis
Texx
Osceola
Ark
Fitzpatrick
Murray
Individul
Fitspatrick
Crittenden County
Palmer
Clayton
Negroes threaten to burn town after deadly fight
Accounts from Texas report continued unrest six weeks after a fatal clash in Murray County. A fight resulted in a killed black man and white residents fear armed mobs. Merchants evacuated as plan to arm blacks and surround the town circulated, heightening tension and prompting late-night arrivals.
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Texx
Paris Discusses Gambetta Thiers Rivalry and Lourdes Tension
The Permanent Commission of the Assembly met with Thiers present to address conflicts over Gambetta's tours and pilgrim disturbances at Lourdes. Thiers condemned Gambetta’s actions while defending the Republic amid Monarchist laughter, and officials discussed Prince Napoleon's potential return to Paris and measures to stop it.
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Parisy
Permanent Commission
Assembly
Thiers
Gambetta
Gambetss
Napoleon
France
Paris
Hhad
Death of Fanny Fern and a Blaine slander retraction
New York reports the death of Fanny Fern with incidental details while an incognito nobleman figure is noted as burned to death and The Tribune prints a formal recantation regarding prior slander aimed at James G. Blaine.
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Guliby
Fanny Fern
the Tribune
Blaine
Death of W. H. Seward at Auburn on October 1
W. H. Seward died at his Auburn residence at 3:15 PM after a rapid decline marked by a chill fever delirium and catarrhal chest symptoms. He endured muscular palsy in his arms, dictated his book, remained intellectually clear, and died peacefully with family nearby. News from Almay and Washington notes widespread sorrow and commemorations.
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Auburn
N.Y
W. H. Seward
William
New Times
Sewar
Chicago Proclamation Aims to Enforce Sunday Alcohol Ban
Mayor Medill issues directive to police to enforce the Sunday liquor ban. Union bricklayers’ eight hour strike persists as Potter Palmer concedes to workers’ demands. About fifty contracting firms unite against meeting strikers’ terms.
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Chicago
Medill
Potter Palmer
Unclear Grand Jury Moves Target Mayor Hall Indictment
General Barlow asked Grand Jury Tuesday to present another indictment against Mayor Hall but failed. Andrew Garvey appeared before the Grand Jury for two days. Fields reportedly left the city and may not return as prosecutor Dowling claims authority from the Attorney General. Sarah Willis allegedly burned in the Elizabeth street fire and is said to be banished for political offenses under an assumed name. The Tribune withdraws imputations on Spicer Pisine regarding Pacific Railroads Eastern Division.
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New York
Barlow
Grand Jury
Hall
Gutohadbe Mane
Tts
Brady
Andrew Garvey
Ields
Aca
Ore Dowling
Sarah Pa Willis
James Parsattachaphd
Fogxe
Elizabeth Street
The
Tribune Se
Spicer Pisine
Pacific Rairoad
Fire Hits Local Mines and Mills Causes Heavy Loss
A large fire damaged the La Mou Lead Company mine at Frederick town causing about 250000 dollars in losses and left 500 men unemployed. Also a plowing mill on Pal ton street sustained 85000 dollars in damage. Worthington and Hillsdale reports cite further destruction in the same period.
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la Mou Lead Company
Fredericktown
Westenday
Bass
Chicago
J. K. Russell
Palton Street
Hillsdale
Worthington
Tammany Disagreements Cause Mayor Candidate Deadlock
In New York on October 11, Tammany conferences have not produced a mayoral candidate or ticket. Further meetings are planned for tonight as factions seek a unified slate.
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New York
Tammany
Tammany Conference
Abraham K. Lawrence
Kansas Republicans Active at Central State Meeting
Torexa Kansas October 11 The meeting brought the Republican party members together with strong attendance and unity. Reporters note the party remains confident about the upcoming general election results though details are unclear.
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Torexa
Scranton Bank Robbery Attempt Ends in Fatality
In Scranton Pennsylvania on October 11, a fatal shooting occurred during an attempted bank robbery at Lehigh Lackawanna Bank. Three men allegedly opened fire and fled as they confronted law enforcement and witnesses. Father Mathew Society notes the incident as a tragic event in the community.
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Father Mathew Society
Scraxton
Physe
Lehigh Lackawanna Vi Bank
Canola
Sion
Bey
I Father Sa Mathew Sessey
South Carolina Captain Arrested Over Letters to Nominee
A Columbia dispatch reports Captain Henry Carter arrested for attempting to influence a nominee by delivering letters promising support from Hew, Grant, and Audeni. The letters were described as the most glaring Carter incident, with authorities noting his arrest and ongoing suspicions.
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New York
Columbia
South Carolina
Henry Carter
Franklin
Peel
Grant
Audeni
Carter
Grant as I perceived him in first interview
Alexander H Stephens writes of General Grant in the History of the Rebellion, noting his plain dress, log cabin setting, and unforced manner. He praises Grant’s direct, concise speech, swift perception, and rare character, concluding that Grant was a remarkable man whose career could endure. He urges candor from opponents and gratitude for the general’s achievements.
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Alexander N. Stephens
Grant
Genting
Ehange
Col. Babcock
Hampton Rolds
Stephens
Gon
Hix
Oesehel
English physician’s glimpse of Paris maternity school
An English doctor returning from a visit to Paris admires the Ecole d Accouchment. He notes about sixty pupils, all female, aged twenty to thirty five. They live near the hospital, visit six times a year, and must read and write French. Guardians or husbands may be appointed. literacy is required.
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Paris
Ecole d
Eea
Mailae
Boneh
Contested Jewish Vote and Local Politics in Hamilton County
A Cincinnati correspondent rebuts the Enquirer on Jewish voters and party fairness. He cites Joseph Jonas, Mar Myers, Day Wolf, Jacob Wolf, Henry Mack, Daniel Wolf, and others, arguing Republican missteps in patronage and election tactics. He recalls General Grant’s Order No 11 and defends Jewish loyalty to the Union, praising Rabbi Lilienthal and critiquing Rev Wise.
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A.B
Jacol Wali
Wrettr
Cincinnati Jernelite
J. W
Joseph Jonas
Mar. Myers
Wolf
Exquire
Renan
Jacob Wolf
Henry Mack
Joseph Abraham
Hamilton County
Jervelite
Seraetite
Rabbits Mo Wise
Sereania
Hen. Mack
Daniel Wolf
Esquire
Renau
Min
Judge Hoefler
Trenau
Keform
Renauw
Abraham
Wickt
Great Biquirer
Hamilton
Benjamin
Phillips
Pennsylvania
Brunswick
Eg. Johnson
The
Enquirer
Johnson
Kant
Seasongood
United States
Nash
Mordecai
Noah Mordecai
Muaule
Mien
Gen. Grant
Taing
Chen
General Grant
Lilienthal
Rome
Wise
Genin
Defeat of the Liberal Factions Draws Northern Ire
A Nashville Banner reader reflects on Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio results and criticizes the North for political shifts. The letter compares Liberal leaders to Noah’s ark and accuses northern factions of betrayal, warning against misreading the dove and hawk symbols in party fortunes.
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Canss
Nashville Banner
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ohio
North
Euch Repe
Ararat
Panama exble ship owners elect Hudson jail official
The article notes Juller of Hudson County Jail, New York, elected to fill an unexpired term. It recalls Rev Samuel Seabury, bishop and former editor. Police McWilliams faces indictment in Jersey City for ex piety at First National Bank. Fourth annual Gulf Society reunion planned in New York on the 17th with Sheridan presiding at the banquet. Boatman who killed Col Collier in Arkansas was run over last night at the same place, suffering injuries.
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New York
Union League Club
Wie. HH. Seward
Bureks
Tailer
Juller
Hudson County
Samuel Seabury
United States
McWilliams
Jersey City
First National Bank
City
Society of the Army and Navy of the Gulf
New York City
Sheridan
M. Boatman
Col. T. Collier
Ark
Wiitier
Steamer Celeste Attacked Near Osceola in Civil War Skirmish
The steamer Celeste arrived from Osceola reporting being fired upon near Edingtons Mill by armed whites. Fire exchanged across the river with Fitzpatrick's band, killing two negroes and wounding several, while white casualties were few. The fight began over suspected recruits and arrests, with authorities fearing further outbreaks as tensions rise.
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Pperial Titech
The
Times
Chragicie
Memphis
Celeste
Osceola
Bowers
Sre
Idhbortoc
Fizpatrick
White *S. In: Whdek
Negrati
Anita White
Tad
Fitzpatrick
Chamber of Commerce Meets Over Rail Route Prospect
The Chamber of Commerce reviews the Haunite and Chesapeake and Ohio lines, appoints a three member committee to work with the Board of Trade, and seeks petitions to state authorities for a $1,210,000 aid package. A substitute to extend debate produces a five member panel to investigate and report.
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Cilisens Aft Haunite
Ter Invest Regen
Sclote Amd
Ann” Nabur
Progosind Chisapeake Aml Cipeipnati Railroad
Lal
Chamber of Commerce
Thomasis
Smith
Replria
Ber
Boardief Trade
George F. Davis
Covington
W. Rowland
Messrs
Rowland
George ¥. Davis
Joseph Kinsey
Diverge
Iamvis
Thomas Gsmith
Woh
Harrikin
Lewis Worth
Daniel Houser Killed Duck Hunting Near Huntsville
Daniel Houser a 32 year old toolmaker at Niles Tool Works died Thursday morning after a hunting accident on a reservoir near Huntsville. He was removing his gun from the skiff when a shot struck his neck and he died instantly. He leaves a wife and one child. His remains were brought here today.
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Times and Chronicle
U Amiltons
Daniel Houser
Niles Tool Works
Huntsville
Moruins
Market Prices and Wheat Demand Reported in October
The market shows active trade with wheat steady and mixed oats in moderate demand. Packers and shippers buy, whisky dull, corn quiet, pork in demand at 16.25 dollars, and general goods including sugars and molasses largely unchanged. Freight rates remain steady as October prices are recorded across Michigan and Ontario markets.
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Cesienday
Atahor Michiegan
Andim
Michigren
York
Paget
Jane
Colton
Death of Mr Seward Provokes Surprise Across England
An English report notes the death of Mr. Seward received with surprise via The Daily News obituary. It recalls his vigorous energy and success despite unpopularity. Stormy weather off the British coast causes shipping damage. Parliament session rumors are discredited. Prince Napoleon is barred from visiting France or residing there.
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Seward
Mr. Seward
England
Daily, News
Elmo
Prince Napoleon
Napoleon
France
Baltimore procession deadly shooting leaves two dead
In Baltimore on October 11 a torchlight procession past Republic headquarters on Gay Street sparked a clash on the sidewalks. A pistol shot struck Simonet Barrett a store employee and another hit George W. Burnett a colored boy. Burnett died this morning.
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Baltimore
Republica
Gay Street
Simonet’ Barrett
Geely
Aisquieth
George W. Burnett
Explosion destroys Daily Sentinel building in RaLren North Carolina
In RaLren North Carolina on October 11, about 1 o clock this morning an explosion of powder under the press wrecked the building housing the Daily Sentinel. The blast shattered the press and caused widespread confusion as crowds gathered at the scene amid great excitement.
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RaLren
N.C
Daily Sentinel
Death of a Prominent Journalist James TL Spalding
James TL Spalding founder of the New York World and later involved with the New York Dimes died in this city yesterday. The obituary notes his influential role in American journalism and his leadership in early 20th century press.
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Lee Dover
James TL. Spalding
The
New York World
New York Dimes
Funeral of Wm H Seward Held in ACHURN NS LY
Funeral of William H. Seward held at half past 2 on Monday in ACHURN Nova Scotia, with services conducted for mourners and family.
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Wm. H. Seward
Focal Dispatches and Ship Movements from October
Dispatches note ships like Petrolia leaving for Wheeling and Parkerburg with freight, and arrivals from Nashville to New Orleans and St Louis. Weather described as clear. Maritime traffic appears scattered among ports with several vessel names and destinations.
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The
Times and Coronice _ Mtrserve
Petrolia
Wheeling
Parkersburg
ALRO
Lax
Nashville
Memphis
Mollie
Moore
Orleans
Grand Tower
John
Tetle
St Louis
Missing Explorers of the World Noted in Ledger
The Philadelphia Ledger recounts a long list of explorers whose fates remain unknown or were marked by death. It covers figures from Eric the Bishop of Greenland to Magellan, De Soto, Cook, Franklin, and others, noting inconclusive returns and wrecks across seas and distant lands.
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Mr. Stanley
Dr. Livingstone
Livingston
Eric
Christian
Greenland
Prince Madore
Owen Grevneth
Wales
Oes
Gasper Corte
Labrador
Portugal
Sieur de Roberval
Islenry I
France
St Lawrence
Quebec
Richard Chancellor
Retic Ocean
Spitthergen
Chancellor
la Perouse
North Pacific
la Boussole
M. de Lesseps
Kamischatka
Wissing Shi
Massachusetts
Maveges
Nicoly
Antonis Zeno
Bechmuiz
Juan Ponce de Leon
Bloeida
Francisco Fernandez de Carlora
Yucatan
Cuba
Ferdinand Magellan
Mazelhacens
Pacific Ocean
South America
Bay of Apallachee
Ferlinand de Soto
Mississippi
Humphrey Gilbert
England
James Cook
Hawaii
Mungo Park
Niger
Timbuctoo
John Willams
Ringlishoren
Denham
Andney
Clapperton
Africa
Trioli
Sahara
Kingdom
Bornau
Andnney
Kis
Richard Landes
Alexander G. Laing
John Franklin
Allan Ganlenes
Breton Island
Third Edition Deaths and Republican Jubilations
Arthur Small aged about twenty died from lockjaw after a thumb injury at Urbana Machine Works. Moses M. Moody county commissioner died of typhoid fever recently. Republicans celebrate county election victory with a grand jubilation to be held in Champaign City next Monday evening.
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Unsana
Arthur Small
K. J. Small
Urbana
Moses M. Moody
Champaign County
Evansville County Tickets Win Big in Local Races
In Vanderburgh County Republicans sweep county offices with majorities from 263 for County Commissioner to 1,126 for Sheriff. In the congressional race Niblack leads, Wike County considered doubtful with Hendricks showing a 130 vote edge. Heilman confident. clerk treasurer recorder totals cited.
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Times and Chronicle
Evansville
Niblack
Wike County
Hendricks
Heilman
Vanderburg County
Ano
London Dispatch Orders More Troops to Ireland
Foreign reports state additional military constabulary have been sent to Lesburn Ireland as an anti Catholic disturbance is feared in the town.
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London
Thekat
Lesburn
Ireland
Reception Banquet for Southern Guests in Louisville
The Galt House hosted a premier Southern guest banquet on October 11 drawing around seven hundred attendees. Toasts honored guests and topics ranged from commerce to railroads while merchants anticipated increased trade from new connections with the region.
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Louisville
Galt House
Gincarty T Oelack
Meruiuc
Maver
Thomas Judge
Montgomery
Alabama
Loveland
New York
Doten Pullman
Trales
Columbus
Cincinnati
Cod
pHiggte A
Attep
Ine and Burnet
Gano
Ng Ang
East Prout Street
Onattibises
W. L. O'Brien
W. Vass. Ag’t
Philadelphia October 14 results by counties
Montgomery County reports Buckaley with a 3 percent lead while Morris a Democrat and Nyec a Republican win seats in the Legislature. Dauphin County shows Martranft winning by 2,337 votes.
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Montgomery County
Buckaley
Morris
Dem
Nyec
Dauphin Coounty
Martranft
In tions Delegations Call on the President Today
Wasinetds October HH Thie Kiewa and other delegations of In tions called on the President today amid ongoing discussions and diplomatic exchanges.
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Thie Kiewa
Local Rail Schedule Highlights Evansville to Green River Run
Special Dispatch reports Evansville and nearby lines with trips to Port Eist Ella Hughes and return to Evansville. A separate Rockpirt to Green River route departs at 2 PM with Hart and Grandview connections, and a 3 PM service led by John Lumsden from aire.
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Additional River News
Times and Chronicle
Evansville
Mnd
Port Eist
Ella Hughes
Green River
Hart
Grandview
Ruro
John Lumsden
Aire
Georgia’s White Republicans Face Violence and Boycott
The Baltimore American rails at Georgia politics, citing intimidation of white Republicans, noting clusters of Republican votes in some counties and Democratic gains. It argues that fear kept many from voting, while a few tried to exercise rights, and cites official returns from Bulloch, Liberty, Ware, and Echols counties to illustrate the political climate.
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Georgia
Alvaner
Hinself—Alewys
Freercriens
Congo
New York Dubune
Sule
Maidnight
Mr. Alexander
Greeley
Cincinnati
Alexander
Savannah
Bulloch County
Smith
Walker
Deloach
Liberty County
Mattox
Campbell
Howe
Golding
Ware County
Cason
Vascal
Eckels County
James M. Smith
D. A. Walker
J. D. Wright
J. H. Griffin
R. Wo. Phillips
T. Roberts
Phillips
The Faith of a Detroit Girl Marry in Haste
The Detroit Free Press reports a rushed Detroit marriage where Mary Doe and John Doe eloped after an old lover spoke, drawing Mary away from her planned church ceremony. A staged wedding banquet was prepared, invitations bought, and the groom left with a heart full of pride. An arresting twist emerges as the escaped bride and an armful of danger surface with a butcher knife and a revolver.
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Detroit
John Doe
Mary Ae
John
West Toring
Mary Row
Chicago
Julia Doe
Beecher Incident Sparks Friction at Sanitarium
Witty talk turns odd as Rev Henry Ward Beecher and a dignified young clergyman clash at a sanitarium. Beecher allegedly seizes the man and drags him across the road, provoking laughter and the quip that “matter over mind” triumphed.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Dr. Greeley predicts GOP wins in Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania
Dr Greeley stated after an extended tour that Hendricks would win Indiana by a large margin, Ohio would strongly back Reform candidates, and Buckalew would triumph in Pennsylvania. He asserted the Anti Grant state tickets would win in Indiana and Ohio and Pennsylvania on a fair trial. Critics called him a fool.
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New York
Pennsylvania
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