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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1899
Page
6
The Democratic Press of Ohio denounces McLean's Enquirer for using his office to punish rivals and block Pendleton in 1882 83. The piece cites editorials from The Times Columbus and other Democratic organs accusing The Enquirer of factional manipulation and betrayal within the party.
The Democratic state committee chair defends the party’s performance after a tight race. He notes the Enquirer’s criticisms of Thurman Pendleton and other targets, urging Democrats to recall the errors of the campaign and stay focused on future gains.
The Democratic Mt. Vernon Banner noted the Cincinnati Enquirer had begun grooming Judge Hoadly for governor and said Hoagly did not deserve such treatment.
A survey of editorial quotes from 1858 to 1885 critiques in Ohio papers. It contrasts Democratic defense of Pendleton and attacks on Cincinnati Enquirer, noting party loyalty and press bias across multiple Republican and Democratic outlets. Talks of leadership, popularity, and defaming charges within the party.
A fragment from the Hillsboro Gazette cites The Enquirer accusing leading Democrats including Senator Peniston and Senator Turman along with Generals Tourbin Ward of resisting Jay Gowid's influence. It implies a forthcoming shift by The Enquirer against the Democratic establishment.
A historical critique traces how The Cincinnati Enquirer and John McLean attacked Senator George Hoadly and Pendleton in the 1883 Ohio campaigns. It cites editorials from multiple papers praising or denouncing the Enquirer, noting factional strife within the Democratic Party and the paper’s role as a political weapon.
A January 1883 fragment from the Demeatic Liebenville Gazette reports an editor of The Enquirer judged as good to Democrats. The text is garbled and presents no clear event or date beyond the month.
A lecture by Dr. Washington Gladden criticizes the so called Revolutionary Government of the Philippines. He highlights that the constitution and congress were established by Aguinaldo and his deputies without broad consent. Don Pedro Alejandro Paterno is depicted as a key figure in the orchestration and bribe seeking in Madrid and Manila.
The piece notes the Democratic stance expresses sympathy for those under U S jurisdiction in armed insurrection who harm American soldiers. It traces the sentiment to Ohio Democrats from Vallandigham and the early copperheads.
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