Resolutions Adopted by the Democratic and Liberal Republicans
The Democrats and Liberal Republicans of the Eleventh Ohio District in joint convention approve the Cincinnati and Baltimore platforms and Greeley’s acceptance letters. They will labor for the election of Greeley and Brown and the convention nominee. James B. Ray, Chairman.
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Committee On Resolutions
Cautein Emiterento
Ohio
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Horace Greeley
Greeley
Brown
James B. Ray
Nash Nominated for Congress by Portsmouth Convention
The Democratic and Liberal Republican Congressional Convention met in Portsmouth on Thursday and, by unanimous vote, nominated Samuel A Nash for Congress. Nash, a 1849 Gallia County resident, is described as educated, cultured, and a capable lawyer who would faithfully represent the Eleventh District. The Ross and Highland District convention at Hillsboro last Thursday week nominated Ross candidate L Z Neal after 168 ballots.
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Congress
Portsmouth
Samuel A. Nash
Nash
Gallia County
Gallipolis
Ross and Highland
Hillsboro
Ross
L. Z. Neal
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gallia
Aear
Simeon Wha "Hom
William Nash
Fix
Pleventh
Election in Richmond Delivers Strong Greeleyite Vote
On a Tuesday week in Richmond Indiana a local election for Justice of the Peace produced extraordinary strength for the Greeleyites. They carried the city by a clear majority reflecting organized civic effort.
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Hiram
Richmond
Indiana
Justice of the Peace
Greeleyites
Pendleton to Return, Lead Campaign for Greeley Brown
Hon. G. H. Pendleton to come back from Europe in a few days and join the campaign for Greeley and Brown along with the Democratic and Liberal ticket. He will actively engage in rallying support and promoting the party slate.
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G. H. Pendleton
Europe
Greeley and
Brown
State Mass Convention at Columbus and allied meetings
The State Mass Convention at Columbus reported strong unity between Democrats and Liberals with officers named and speeches by Gov. Grate Brown and Gen. Grosvenor. An evening rally in Columbus featured several Liberal and Republican leaders, underscoring bipartisan support for the administration and unity. The Portsmouth Judicial Convention named John T. Moore for Common Pleas Judge, praising his qualifications and county-wide backing.
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Salumbus
Party
True Union, Freedom and Reconciliation
J. W. New
Charies Howe
William Davis
R P. Spaulding
Cleveland
Achat
Ohio
Wayne Griswold
Acaniomo
Crovetanst
Thomas Ewing
Lavenatt
H. Grate Brown
Witteh
Grant
Lol
Win
ML Grosvenor
St. Louis
Iiege
Mets
Col. Groxvenor
Mise Patel
Cincinnati
John G.thompson
George K Pogh
Aod
Chio
J. I. Dickson
Lorain County
Ewing
Lancaster
Beny Paine
Aquity Wing
Wooster
Clark
Columbiana
Holland
Portsmouth
Common Pleas
John T. Moore
Pike County
Moore
Yankee Wetmere
Greeley News and New Attacks on Grant Debated
The piece reports shifting support for Greeley and Brown among national and local figures, including Kansas Radical politician Judge Webb and Kentucky’s Sidney M. Barnes. It notes German and Cleveland groups opposing Grant, endorsements for reform, and an organized editorial effort in Washington. It mentions Ohio and Indiana figures and a wave of Republican defections toward Greeley.
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White House
van Wert
Greeley
P.T. Barnum
Greely
Akron Germinia
Chapaqua
Boston Tines
Grant
Boston Press
Cincinnati
Judge Webb
Kansas
Brown
Sidney M. Barnes
Kentucky
Arkansas
See Bote
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Providence Press
Repee ‘Oes
Iown
A. T. Stewart
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
David A. Wells
Mr. Greeley
Gen. Grant
Andrew Johnson
M. W. Saunders
Maryland
Janesville
Wis
Grant Party
George W. Julian
Indiana
Indianapolis
Gresley
Horace Greeley
Injunction Granted Against Roas County Officials
On August 3 1872 Judge Steel and Olds granted a restraining order against the Roas County Commissioners and Auditor to halt railroad building and bond issuance. A bond of one thousand dollars was required. The hearing was set for October 2 1872. Editorial notes mention the Lunatic Asylum visit and Kentucky election results with Democratic majorities reported in counties.
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Kentucky
Hamilton County Vote Predicts Large Liberal Lead
The Liberals claim control of Hamilton county by about 7000 votes, a margin matching last year’s 7000 Bene fican total. Analysts say the political flood of 1872 will overshadow all prior results.
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Bamoctstay
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
The Rebel Colonel Mocking Greeleyite Democrats
A humorous jab at the so called Greeleyite Democratic-Rebel party as the Logan Republicans mock their opponents. The speaker adopts a satirical tone, weight on the label Rebel Colonel.
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Logan Republican
Greeleyite
Simple New Hampshire scheme to kill creditors exposed
A crude model of murdering creditors via a poisoned return postage stamp is described in New Hampshire. The letter demands an immediate reply, and a recipient may be exposed to a deadly stamp. Agents seeking patent rights in areas with many mothers in law could profit from the idea.
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New Hampshire
Republicans Hold Ballot Box Edge In North Carolina
The New York Times notes Republican lead in North Carolina elections due to control of ballot boxes. It cites the old practice of taking ballot boxes home overnight and not tallying votes until the next day as still in force in the state.
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Vinton County
Grant
Igang
Union
New York Times
North Carolina
Storms of Newfoundland Devour Vessels and Lives
Advices from Newfoundland fisheries report a deadly storm causing many ships to sink and thousands imperiled. At least 22 vessels lost and over two thousand presumed dead, with only a few survivors heard from amid widespread destruction.
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Newfoundland
Startling Facts for Tax Payers to Consider
A political summary contrasts Democratic and Grant rule with costs rising under 1871, detailing civil list, foreign intercourse, miscellaneous expenditures, military service, Indiana costs, and naval service versus 1860 figures. The piece discusses Liberal Republicans nominating Samuel A Nash in Gallia and notes Grant papers attacking Greeley while Democrats back him to defend civil government and oppose military control at the White House.
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Indiana
Naval Service
Greeley
North Carolina
White House
Greeley Pic Nic and Dance At Wiptt's Grove
Greeley hosts a pic nic and dance at Wiptt's Grove one half mile north of Milena Villa on Saturday August 24 speeches by John Mayo and A 8 Clay Poole of McArthur. Music is arranged and refreshments will be provided for all. The event invites all ages to hear and discuss the day’s issues.
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Republican Party
Greeley and
Brown
Bummer
Ashland
Lorain County
Greeley
Rail road meeting held with trustees this week
Gallipolis McArthur and Columbus Rail road Go officers led by President Langley met township trustees on Tuesday but no railroad business was completed. Advertisements under To Rail road Contractors invite proposals to build the road on the old township road bed.
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Gallipolis,McArthur & Columbus Railroad
Langley
Contented People and Imagined Comforts
A reflective piece notes that contentment is scarce as people chase imagined comforts. The cycle of bubbles and illusions crowds life, leading to exhaustion before realizing the vanity of human desires.
News Depot opens new News Di ta Me Miversaith Shop
G W Baylor launches a News Di ta Me Miversaith Shop offering removal of sterery and political pagers, promising swift service amid local chatter.
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News Depot
G. W. Baylor
Law Office Notice by O T Gunning Esq
Attention directed to the law end of O T Gunning in today's paper Those having legal business should call Mr Gunning at his Dru Store in this town He will attend suits in any township in the county before any Court in this or surrounding counties and draft deeds and all kinds of legal instruments with promptness
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O. T. Gunning
Gunning
Photographer C J Billinghurst Captures Tax Election Crowd
Pictures taken by C J Billinghurst depict the Railroad Tax Election in the township, showing the Court House and a large crowd including veterans. He offers postcards of the scene for sale from his Logan Street gallery for future collectors.
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C. J. Billinghurst
Court House
Jy Fyong
Guleranedy
Logan Street
Greeley Dominates In Presidential Question Vote
On Monday afternoon a vote on the Presidential question was held on the Mail train between McArthur and Vinton stations. Greeley won by a majority. The piece notes Horra for the White Hat and mentions The Cholgens. A shop in Zaleski sells out goods rapidly, with Winn & Co. offering a large assortment. A school book titled Quinty's Geography is referenced. An obituary line notes the death in Stratford, Connecticut, of an unnamed individual aged around Ta Por Pure Drugs and Medicines to to Sisson's.
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Greeley
McArthur
Vinton
Winn & Co
Zaleski
Ivery
Tsoge
Qinoy
Hile
Stratford
Conn
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