Maine Politics and Republican Tactics in October Vote
In Maine a Democrat must be, ipse facto, bound to vote the Democratic ticket on October 10. The piece denounces Republican schemes to win by corruption and fake independents, cites counties Crawford Pike Hocking as examples, and urges support for Democratic candidates while noting overall town dullness.
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Vinton Lomily
Washington City
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Sherman
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Leaks in The Taxes and Public Debt in 1860s U.S.
The text laments tax leakage and public debt trends from Washington’s era to Lincoln’s, alleging large sums stolen by revenue collectors. It cites Col Woods asTreasury Secret Service head and Boutwell, declaring a probe into thefts, questioning where the money went and who the thieves are.
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Abraham Lincoln
Col. Woods
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Treasury Department
Boutwell
Congress
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Why Should a Man Be a Democrat
A political exhortation urging Democrats to act, unite, and organize. It extols Democratic governance as honest and people centered, calls for defeating Nash for Senator and Bay for Representative, and stresses preserving civil liberty and federal rights. It frames the party as nonsectarian and opposed to tyranny.
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Oppression and Calls to Vote Out the Incumbent Gang
A sonorous political appeal accuses the ruling party of despotism, corruption, and plunder against working people. It urges turnout at October 10 and upcoming state and presidential elections to remove the regime, referencing Delano Cameron Scott and alleged railroad theft schemes in Georgia and connections to Gov Hayes.
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Golothe Palls
Christopher Columbus Delano
Tom Scott
Simon Cameron
Georgina State
Georgia
Gov. Hayes
Jim Fisk
Erie
Delina
Cameron
Radical speakers attack taxation bias and pledge reform
The speech denounces Radical leaders for defending bondholders and banks from taxes while ignoring farmers, merchants, and workers. It claims Democrats defend taxation of wealth and oppose special privilege, urging votes for Meook on the ticket.
Taxation Critique Sparks Campaigns in Local Race
A public quote attacks taxation on farmers while bondholders escape levies under a Radical law. Billy Nash and Milton Bay, running for Senator and Representative, urge voters to oppose them and their tax policy. Citizens urged to not scratch their tickets.
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Milton Bay
Oppression in the South and Radical Ku Klux Law Trials
The Raleigh Sentinel reports on arrests and trials of alleged Ku Klux suspects in Raleigh and Rutherford jail. Prisoners, many elderly or respected locals, face harsh conditions and forcible transfers, with critics alleging partisan jury selections and political intimidation during the federal proceedings.
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North Carolina
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Ku-Klux Organization
California Election Rumors and Local Notes in Ohio Paper
The Ohio Statesman notes California's race led by Governor Haight, with subsidies for railroads as a focal issue and county shifts against him. It cites unspecific telegraph reports and argues the defeat reflects policy battles, not party lines. The item also mentions local items: Schuylkill and Stainton counties, Prohibition candidate F. H. Steadman’s death, Rufus P. Ranney's State Senate nomination, and W. W. Webb leaving Columbus Daily Dispatch.
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