Recount of 1871 Ohio party convention conflict distance
A Coshocton Holmes Wayne county delegation dispute at Millersburg exposes backroom influence over judgeship nominations. Wayne delegates oppose HolmesCoshocton dominance, argue district fairness and one term emphasis, noting proxy misrepresentation and alleged bribery to sway votes and seat Reed for judge.
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Holmes Co
John K. ReBride
Cashocton
Holes Co
United Netion
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Con- Ventinn
Coshoeton Co
Holmes
Coshoeton Rads
Wayne Knet
Wayne
Wayne County
Bangla
Chippewa
Green
Milton
Plain
Fast Union
Paint Townships
Wayne Co. Democrat
Dr. Ingraham
Wooster
McC Fay
Byers
Wooster Township
C. M. Kenton
Ll.d. Odell
Clinton
A. Butler
W. Miller
Franklin
J. Stutz
Salt Crack
J. Boer
John K. McBride
I. J. McCray
Wage Co
E.B. Eshelman
Mo“ Bloni
John Larch
Dia
Aysie
L. B. Critchfield
Fideeas
Mr. Otis
Eshelman
Otis
Eshelmen
Messrs. GC
Parsons, Jr
John Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Reed
Judge
Corhocton
McN
Opa
Werlem PS PLC
Cosheeton County
Millersbure
Helmes County
Cohocton
Gilbert and Reed
Suaple
Coshocion
Eisen
Trighery
Fac
Noles Co. Kuemer
Whyne
Waane Co
Warne Co
Noney
Apy
Tlerr
Joan K. McBride
Thany L. McCuay
Sixty Thousand Dollars Refuse Race Forse
The New York Sun reports at Lone Branch that Kentucky owner Mr. dela Harper refused 60 000 for Longfellow after beating Preakness and Uelmbold, proving him superior to Lexington descendants and Australian stock. Critics note Longfellow’s form, likeness to Flying Dutchman, and belief he may challenge 40 miles per hour.
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New York
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Lady Thorn
Crnter
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Longfellow
Lemington
Littléton
General Buford
Enquirer
Flying Dutchman
Heen
Pustiea
Thorand
A Boy's Trust and a Long-ago Political Echoes
A child narrowly escapes being trampled by horses, learning to trust in God for deliverance as a lesson in faith. The piece recalls 19th century Democratic and Republican shifts, including mentions of McClellan and Seymour, the New Departure, and a police anecdote illustrating party stance. It closes with tributes to Lincoln and his son Thomas Linco, who died in Chicago after a European return and near his eighteenth birthday.
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