Licking County Democrats Meet Over Soumnaxo-Fotert Question
The Licking County Democratic Central and Executive Committees met on July 15 to consider the Soumnaxo-Fotert issue. They adopted a preamble and resolutions endorsing Sadya Follert and appointed Wx. Veacu and J. B. Ruiz to present them to Mr. Souriano to seek his decision on declining nomination. The committee will reconvene after his reply to decide further steps for the party.
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Sournaxp
Souriano
Fouterr
County Convention Call Urges Republican Unity for Nominations
The county Republican call announces a County Convention on August 10 to nominate county officers select delegates to the Congressional Convention and form a Central Committee. It urges voters to oppose the county ring and elect candidates who protect taxpayers. It notes past Democratic control and internal divisions in delegate voting and stresses zeal and harmony among Republicans.
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Joe. W. Dwyer
Ch’n. T. W. Corus
Sec’y
Toweship
Ringstera
Ring
Shady politics and scandals across the era
The passage rails at political corruption and manipulation involving railroads, ballots, and party figures. It recalls Ace of the 13th claims, notes Democratic accusations against St. Louis tickets, and cites editorials and editor personalities, including references to Tupex, Tweep, and a series of alleged grafts.
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St. Louis
Turmoil at Democratic Convention and Hamburg Massacre Fallout
A dense report details Fourth of July oration by Col West advocating reenslaving Black voters, suspicions Democrats aim to restore slavery, and intra party clashes led by Foraker and Sourmarr. Also covered are tax payer concerns about courthouse decorations, and scathing commentary on Cincinnati Enquirer and Cox remarks during Hamburg massacre discussions.
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Col. West of
Missouri
Fulton
Hamburg
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
South
National Capitol
Washington
Cox
Rainey
Jeans Christ
Sixth
New York
Pomeroy tackles Democratic prospects and past claims
A speaker known as Brick Pomeroy and M M Pomeroy argue Democrats cannot win with a peace platform or against eastern or liberal candidates. They cite past claims about Greeley, Tweed, Tilden and predict outcomes. The Chicago Times praises Hayes letter for moderation and thoughtful policy.
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Brick Pomeroy
Wesaid
West
M.M. Pomeroy
Horace Greeley
New York
H Tweed
Samuel J. Tilden
United States
Dark massacre at Hamburg shocks South Carolina leader’s demand for punishment
Governor D. H. Chamberlain releases a stark statement on the Hamburg riot of July 4 1876. He cites official reports from the Attorney General and Adjutant Inspector General detailing a mob attack on a militia unit, the surrender of arms, and the deliberate killing of five captives. He urges stern punishment and condemns the violence as a blot on the state’s record.
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Dipatuh
Uly
Nework Tribune
Chamberlan
Samburg
State OF
South Carolina
Executive Chamber
Coucasia
T. J. Robertson
United States
D. C
Sin
Hamburg
State Militia
Hambure
Lo Ae ET
Stone
A. T. Attaway
David Phillips
Pompey
Henry Getzen
Pierce Butler
Albert Myniart
Mosere Parks
Hampton Stevens
Stevens
South
D. H. Cuana Erbarn
Debate in the Senate and Democratic scrutiny
The summary reports a Senate debate on the 18th with Merriman of North Carolina and Oliver Morton clashing with Sherman. It notes calls to hold opponents to their words, accusations of reform efforts since 1840, and references to Democratic figures and past party actions. It mentions Reform Democrats and a meeting in Horticultural Hall last Saturday evening.
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Merriuon
North Carolina
Republican Party
Joan Sherman
Oliiver P. Morton
Riwon
Sherman
Democratic Party
Merriman
Whig
Democratic
Morton
Merrioy
Suzaman
Morron
Cincinnati Bnnquirer
Oliver P. Morton
Indiana
William Allen
Willigan
Crow
Tilden
Horticultural Hall
Rebellion and political attacks stain a centennial tribute
The piece denounces Democratic leaders and speakers at a Horticultural Hall event as aiding the rebellion. It targets names such as Slippery Sham TipEN and Timmer Nexpricxs, accusing them of treasonous conduct, sympathizing with the South, and opposing military support bills. The text condemns the platform as lacking principle and honesty and warns of restored conflict if their example were followed.
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Vaux
Horticultural Hall
Eaton
Connecticut
Bayard
Delaware
Ransom
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Slippery Sham Tipen
Chicago
Society
Copperhead
Timmer Nexpricxs
Tripex
Olly Gammon
Aes
Shelbyville
Sam
Gammon
Jeff Davis & Co
A Reformer Charged with Embez zlement
A sworn U S Court indictment alleges a man aided in embezzling a million dollars in property while a national party backs him for the Presidency. The piece questions the moral standard of supporting a reformer with potential criminal convictions and denounces today’s Democracy as degraded compared with older times.
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United States
Liver as Housekeeper of Health and its Disease Signs
Dr. V. Prewer of Buffalo argues the liver purifies the blood and when torpid causes systemic illness. He notes symptoms from skin to stomach, detailing a wide array of liver related complaints and urges use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as treatment.
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Sheen
Pierce
Gokjen
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