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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1876
Page
2
The Coshocton county Democratic Central Committee urges supporters to gain two votes per township to back Thompson over Tinpen. The piece attacks Republicans and urges unity to beat rebel elements, praising Rutherford B. Hayes and urging turnout and vigilance for victory.
The excerpt records heated political intimidation by white supremacist figures in South Carolina, threatening violence to force Democratic alignment. It cites calls to interrupt Republican meetings, compel attendees to back the party, and even seize control of the State House, with strong assertions of white guardianship over the state.
A damaged 1961 Atlantic piece mocks the Tilden Brainery preview of Samuel J. Filden, touting state rights stances and denouncing force to reshape the South. It hints at Albany protests and accusations of corruption, ending with garbled editorials.
A torn tabulation from documentary reports shows scattered entries on professional fees treasury patterns and incidental items attributed to figures such as Tweed Gould and others. The year range spans 1868 to 1870 with several dates and amounts noted, including February and December entries.
A card denying Southern claims is circulated in Washington naming Congressmen and the amounts of relief bills totaling 230 374 dollars. The piece notes Alabama lawmakers also sign similar denial cards and lists Alabama congressmen involved.
Coshocton Democrat notes presidential choice with Hayes praised for patriotism and leadership while denouncing Tilden with warnings of higher taxes and rebel debt costs. The piece mentions rising wheat prices and a Democratic letter criticizing Hayes support. It references voters urged to choose steady national credit under Hayes.
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