Students as Voters in the Township Schools
The piece argues students may vote in the township where they study if they're of proper age and meet general citizen qualifications. It also surveys political content about New York City and United States government expenses, columns on Democratic criticisms, and calls for Republican victory in local elections.
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Political Climate Dominates 1871 Ohio News
The Coshocton paper reports on Massachusetts and national party struggles for 1872. It notes Republican gains, Democratic discomfort, and mixed local views on a Constitutional Convention. It covers Pendleton, tax burdens, and quotes Senator Morton on national finance, plus Ku Klux sentencing and Tweed era graft cases.
Vote Early Next Tuesday To Support The Republican Ticket
This late antebellum appeal urges voters to cast a Republican ballot next Tuesday. It contrasts Democratic fiscal policy with Republican claims of debt, pensions, and national strength, urging party loyalty and early voting to secure Republican reform and stability. It cites a Western Democratic journal urging defections to the Republican cause.
Fragmented remarks on New York debt and Tammany control
A garbled column cites New York City debt per head and national debt per head to criticize Democracy and Tammany influence. It notes Democratic control from 1869 to 1871 with high expenditures, then Republican governance reduced taxation from 10 to 17 mills and criticized misused city funds.
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Taxed voters urged to choose the Democratic ticket
A regional notice urges support for the Democratic ticket in taxes and governance while recounting a comical tale of a sash sale scam. The letter mixes campaign appeal with a parable about trust and community virtue, reflecting local political rhetoric and social norms of the era.
End of the Democratic Party Name Forecasts
From the State Journal comes a bold forecast that the fall campaign will force the Democratic Party to abandon its name. The piece cites a prominent party figure and argues that failure in the upcoming race will necessitate a new party identity.
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Republicans urged to vote out Democratic rule in Ohio county
A Republican-leaning notice argues that voters must remove Democratic control in Coshocton County to avert misgovernment and rioting tied to Tammany Hall. It cites California election results and praise for Grant era reforms as national momentum for Republicans in 1872.
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