Ohio politics and barbed wire fences discussed in Benton Globe
The Benton Globe comments on Ohio politics with notes on Cox returning to New York, presidential proclamations of holidays, a Toledo obscenity case, and the silver dollar debate. It argues against barbed wire fences, criticizes Republican attacks on Senator Payne, and cites John Sherman amid party disputes and New York papers on coin circulation.
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Congressional Convention call and pension veto debate
A district congressional convention is called for August 7 to elect delegates based on votes for Governor Hendry Install. The article notes apportionment to Henry County and townships, urges broad, representative delegate selection, and includes a strong defense of President Cleveland's pension vetoes amid Republican criticism, listing several cases and contrasting Interior Department findings with presidential decisions.
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