National Convention Appointment Acknowledgment 1685
The Northwest reports that a National Comprehensive Committee in Washington on February 20, 1685 appointed June 7 as the convention date in St. Louis. Each state has representation equal to twice its Senators and Representatives. territories and the District of Columbia to have two. Democratic and conservative citizens invited to join and send delegates to the convention. Danes as Chairman and Pasnenne U. Pinwex as Secretary.
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Washington
St. Louie
Congress of
United States
District of Columbia
Conventive
Wit. HH
Danses
Pasnenne U. Pinwex
Seo’y
Democratic State Convention for Ghis in 1884 Paytoo Ohio
The Democrats of Ghis plan a delegate convention at Paytoo Ohio on May 16 and 17 1884 to nominate candidates for state and national offices. Delegates at large will be chosen and four alternates named. representation is one delegate per 600 votes and one for each 240 votes over the threshold for Grover Cleveland. Names listed include Grover Cleveland supporters and local districts. secretary noted as Beuretary.
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Ghis
Serehy
Paytoo
Ohio
Wedaweday
Suyambuete
Sipmens
Fupue
Masnen
Pelett
Cley
St. Louis
Miguel
Tune Pi
Will Street
Sebret
Bank of Representation
Grover Chrouland
Sixvy Dixaier
Vanldinit
van Wert
Williams
Beuretary
Democraty
Cirente
Lima
Oto
Amdge
Aalil
Paul Court
Allen
Angloix
Orswford
Defiance
Hancock
Hardin
Henry
Logan
Marion
Mercer
Faulding
Patnam
Menoca
Upion
Wyandotte
Canventon
Thomas B. Powell
Coumiltoy
Dil Chruil
H Hickery
McKingwynna
Ferdinand
New York
Talittora
Cleveland
Democratic Congressional Convention Notice
Democratic Congressional Convention call to meet in Devinwee Ohio on Thursday June 2st 1488 at eleven oclock a m. The call notes representation to aid and apportions delegates to voters for Homer Powell for Governor in 1847. Names and vote tallies appear for committee roles and local party officers. The readable fragments indicate a formal convention with delegate counts and officer selections.
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Staty
Uniows
Hoary
Pavnling
van Worth
Democratic Convention and County Nominating Delegates
Notices outline Democratic circuit and congressional conventions in Ohio districts, with delegate apportionments for several counties including Allen and Henry, meeting dates in 1888 and 1968, plus instructions for representation and proxy voting. Also mentions Eagle Clothing House promotions and a money loan ad from Napoleon, Ohio.
Young Democrats Rally for National Organization
A New York gathering of Young Democrats at Hoffman House plans a nationwide club system to push reduced taxes, efficient government, and civil service reform. Speakers defend constitutional limits, warn against federal overreach, and urge mobilization for victory in November.
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New Yona
Young Democrats
In & Con
Chiba
Oxchenarionns Comneter
Haley
Democratic Party
United States
Conran
New York
Brooklyn
Theis
Minera
Adams
Hamilton
Joblam Quincy
Charles Oaden
Mortnbon
Hoffman House
Louisiana elects reform Democrat Nichols for governor
The South Stitt Solid reports there is no doubt in Louisiana voters' minds as Democratic state officers are chosen by a strong majority. Gen Nichols, the governor elect, is praised as a reform Democrat aligned with national party leaders. Warmeth, the defeated candidate, is noted for his repudiation of past carpetbag rule.
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South
Stitt
Louisiana
New Orleans
Nichols
House of Representatives
Warmeth
St. Louis
Senate
Kansas
Plum
Kansas City Times
G. C
Republican Party
Brooklyn
Mukcess
Democratic Party
Citcheen
Warmoth
Philadelphia
Times
Sherman Boomerang Threatovers Democratic Party
A compilation of editorial jabs from multiple papers on John Sherman and Rutherford B Hayes. It notes Democratic gains in Kansas and attempts to overturn Republican majorities, while ridiculing Sherman as an oracle. The snatches reflect national political sentiment and party maneuvering during the era.
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John Sherman
Rutherford B Hayes
United States
Democratic Party
Mr. Sherman
Buffalo Courier
Jaman's Inflated Boom A Warm Summer Ahead
The Louisville Courier Journal predicts an unusually warm summer, noting doubts about John Sherman securing a united Ohio delegation for the Republican national convention. The piece cites Sherman’s past campaigning and skepticism of the Tribune’s claims, suggesting early hints of a hotter political season.
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Courier Journal Willwa
Bers
Baphaser
Blake
The
New York Tribune
Jess
John Sherman
Ohio
Party of Cours
Sherman
Nabod
Shermat
Tribune
Lonisville Courier Journal
Deaths and Dissent Echo in Fading Political Turmoil
A fragmented column surveys the deteriorating political scene with references to Red Republicanism and figures like Blaine Sherman and Vallandigham. We glimpse reactions from Louisville, Chicago, Brooklyn, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and New York, touching on health, violence, and reform rhetoric. A marriage note and a stray Maryland bachelor scene close the fragment.
The Louisiana election and party fortunes in the South
The piece analyzes the Louisiana campaign as a crucial test for Democratic strength in the solid South. It argues Republican hopes failed, solid South unity preserved, and notes Am erican political realignments, with reflections from multiple newspapers praising Democratic discipline and warning against Republican revival. It cites Warmoth, conspirators, and the broader national impact on 19th century party politics.
Local Ads Report Rural Market and Services
Notices reveal a mix of farm trade offers, property for sale or rent, and services in Liberty Center Napoleon and surrounding towns. Items include a wood split sale at 61.00 per unit, a large stock of wagons, home dressmaking, cash tailor pricing, tile works for sale, potato supplier announcements, and a notice about a missing person/board dispute involving Joseph Burge.
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Hatsaca
Bown
Tagulee
le Simaash
Liberty ‘Tile Works
Liberty Center
A. BR. Monaas
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