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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1872
Page
2
The notice urges citizens of HLF Township to boost prosperity and mining, increase property values, and energize business. It invites everyone to vote next Tuesday at a railroad rally, highlighting the need to unleash hidden mineral resources and spur labor demand.
Fragmentary notice of a Democratic primary election with names and roles listed and instructions for tallying votes. Mentions chairman and committee actions, with various political positions and locations referenced in distorted OCR.
At a July 6 1872 meeting of the Democratic Central Committee for Vinton County Ohio it was resolved that voters opposed to the current administration and ready to back the Cincinnati and Baltimore conventions should be invited to participate in the primary on Saturday July 20 1872. Chairman C T Gunning and secretary Jas M McGrumray oversee the notice.
The friends of GREELEY and REFORM should immediately begin organizing as supporters rally behind Greenmg. The office-holders allied with Grant fear loss of power and vow a vigorous fight. The People with Greenmg at the helm face Grant and his many followers in a tense political clash. A Baltimore Convention report spurred enthusiasm and local street chatter as supporters read the “handew” and flag imagery.
Fragments from Milne era papers show garbled text and unclear references. The readable bits mention Grant and various names, yet lack coherent context or confirmations, illustrating the era’s publication rough edges.
A cryptic opinion argues that the Grantitea faction condemns Horace Greeley for his past anti Democratic stance yet hypocritically supports Ulysses Grant despite four years of national hardship. The piece rails against party double standards and calls out perceived political expediency.
The West ern Arkansas district under Logan H. Roots spent 240000 dollars in the past year, more than the entire expense of the same court in New York for the same period. The remark questions Root’s honesty amid Grant administration appointees.
The Philadelphia Convention nominates Ulysses S. Grant for President and a full ticket. The report highlights a broad Grant family support, with many relatives named, and argues voting for Grant means backing a wide lineage of appointees and a long political story.
Further particulars of the mine disaster near Limavill show foul air and a fire from the furnace then flares spreading through the wooden roof supports. Nineteen miners and two others were inside. Ten men in the outer shaft escaped while eleven were cut off. On Saturday seven bodies were recovered and three more were found yesterday.
A damaged note advises planting crops now in county Agriculture with belief in moon signs. It stresses preparing ground, suggesting shaded soil as best and deep planting, though the text is garbled and odd in guidance.
The Liberal Republicans of Missouri organize across all counties while a larger portion of Republicans will back the Cincinnati ticket than backed the Liberal State Ticket two years ago.
Local notice records Toe McArthur Bagulen as now pened ob i power prea with status unclear. The source also mentions the writer's own paper and Jackson Standars in a brief, fragmented form.
Buckingham's Dye claims a quick dye for gray or faded whiskers. The one-peak dye promises a lasting color that will not rub or wash off and is sold by druggists. Manufactured by R. P. Hall & Co. in Nashua, New Hampshire, at fifty cents.
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