Licking County Party Faces Split Over Unionist Reform
A circular from the Licking County Committee demands views on a split and accuses leaders of forcing division. It notes whiskey fraud probes implicating officials and urges Republicans to attend the County Convention on the 10th to choose candidates who will oppose the ring and defend taxpayers against local corruption.
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Reformers clash with Union veteran Democrats in Albany note
The article recounts a war Democrat Major P. H. Grady declining a Filden Club captaincy after criticizing a presidential candidate who opposed the Union. It cites his support for Gov. Hayes and urges readers to study municipal debt and high taxes, urging attention to local governance and reform.
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Worcester Spy Targets Independent Voters and Reformers
The Worcester Spy labels TrnpEn as former New York Democratic State Committee chairman tied to Tweerp’s alleged fraud and corruption, cites Grezcey’s praise of Sasmy the reformer, and quotes Enquirer and Democrat attacks on Turpex, Henpkens, and back pay claims.
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War memories and partisan press in Cincinnati letters
The Cincinnati Commercial notes Republican attacks on Democratic candidates by highlighting wartime remarks and Emancipation Proclamation debates. It cites speeches by S. J. Tupen and A. Hendricks and accuses Democrats of national treasonous tone while condemning Lincoln’s Proclamation. It references The Volksfreund and Cincinnati Enquirer in broader partisan critique.
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Editorial Reflections On Lib eral Republicans Support
The piece discusses editorials and trials faced by the Democrat editor, comparing public reaction to a looking-glass that reflects one’s own face. It notes the Liberal Republicans and Independent Republicans endorsing ITses and offering independent support, with Gen. Joan Cocnraxe named as National Committee Chairman.
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Affidavits Challenge Testimony in Wa. McKey Trial
Giseran Joan McDouxamp and Colonel Joan A. Joxce swore on Saturday that Fitzro’s testimony on payments of 480 dollars to Mr. McWKLe at General Mc Doxamp’s office was malicious and false. The affidavit was sent to Washington.
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Controversial 1860s Figures Spark War Era Debate
The document catalogs hostile political rhetoric around Reconstruction era figures including Tripix and Tipin, criticizing peace resolutions, salary growth, and southern policies. It references press outlets such as Raleigh News and Cincinnati Commercial, mentions Hamburg and Newbern incidents, and portrays divisions over Hayes and federal policy toward the South.
President Responds to Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill
The President objects to the sundry civil appropriation bill arguing it omits funds and underbest funds key services. He cites cutbacks to revenue cutters signal service mint offices lighthouses armories and District of Columbia expenses and urges Congress to provide adequate appropriations while noting responsibility lies with both branches.
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Hamburg Slaughter Raises Outrage Across Hamburg SC
The Central Christian Advocate condemns the Hamburg incident in South Carolina as senseless and lacking redeeming features. It argues the event could not occur in a community that respects those who differ from the majority.
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Honest Democrats in New York Press Split Over Hayes Opponents
The Brooklyn Argus favors an honest Democrat against Governor Hayes while noting no independent paper in New York will oppose Mayes on patriotic duty. The Clearfield Times supports Hayes and Wheeler. Nearby, Samuel J. Tilden denounces war funding as Hendricks promotes compromise.
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