Voorhees record used to attack loyalty in Defiance
A Defiance county political pamphlet accuses Dan Voorhees of lifelong hostility to the Union, citing letters, newspaper reports, and affidavits from Indiana citizens to claim he publicly opposed the Union during the Civil War and aligned with the South. It urges voters to reject the Democratic slate and remember fallen relatives.
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Dan Voorhees
A. Lincoln
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Sullivan County
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Indianapolis Journal
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Valentine Hick
Helen Hereford
James J. Laudermilk
M. E. Earl
Warden Williams
Thomas Button
Lafayette Hartley
John W. Hawkins
Philip W. Beck
Richard Doda
Jacob B. Miller
Nelson Burton
Isaac Hildebrand
Seth Cushman
Margaret Hereford
Owen Adams
Mary Hereford
S. H. Ridgeway
Shoup
Daniel
Congress
Defiance County
Union
Republicans rally as Defiance hosts governor elect address
The late Maine governor elect will speak at the Defiance Opera House next Thursday evening to urge turnout. Democrats counter with Blackburn of Kentucky on the stump. Foster’s majority is cited at 50,000 as Toledo Commercial shifts to supporting Foster. George Pendleton and Zack Chandler appearances boost Republican momentum statewide.
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Kuhl & Blanchard
Defiance
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