New York Ballot slate for vice president and president positions
The record lists nominees for vice president and presidential electors from New York. Perry L. Wickes and John Walter Smith are named as at large electors on the ticket.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1892
Page
2
The record lists nominees for vice president and presidential electors from New York. Perry L. Wickes and John Walter Smith are named as at large electors on the ticket.
The article notes a Caroline county Fourth of July picnic at Concord Grove, contrasts rural leisure with crowded resorts, and reports on political maneuvers. It covers James L B Weaver and James G Field nominations, Tammany Hall support for Cleveland Stevenson, and Democratic consolidation efforts. It also mentions Brown appointing Pere L Wickes to the Baltimore Supreme Bench and electoral ticket shifts, with regional ties to Chestertown and the Eastern Shore.
A political column denounces Republican tariff protection as a fraud on labor and asserts the Democratic stance that the federal government’s tariff powers are only for revenue. It praises the Harrison and Cleveland nominations, praising their character and calls for fair campaigning free of personal abuse. Local editorial letters recount Bishop Harris’s impression of Cleveland as just and dutiful.
Mr Wat J Campbell recently named to lead the Republican National Committee has resigned his post citing business engagements. The move comes as the party seeks stable leadership during a critical period.
A fragment from a political column lauds ballot integrity as the foundation of democratic government. It condemns fraudulent votes and urges citizens to vote and defend the ballot box. Other notes mention Ramsdell’s remarks on Democratic kickers, Cyrus W. Fiena’s death, and Prohibition candidacy with Joan Browes in California. Cleveland hints July 20 as nominating notice time. Cleveland and Harrison, as well as Stevenson and Reid, are noted Presbyterians.
A mass Democratic meeting to ratify conventions is planned for Tuesday July 12th with speakers including Henry Page Iles and James A. Pevance. A brass band will provide music and refreshments will be served. Dr. G W Goupsnorevan will preside.
The advertisement lists women's dresses at various discounted prices from 12 dollars to 15 dollars, coats and outfits for children, and boys summer wear with ranges from 40 to 395 for coats, suits, and outfits. It highlights all wool garments, gingham dresses, and multiple sizes and styles with notable reductions.
Caroline county taxpayers are notified that the county commissioners have set their annual levy on assessable property for county and state purposes. Taxes are due and payable to the treasurer, who signs the notice, under the act of the General Assembly.
Adlanamiaher Philadelphia July 1892 presents a vivid catalog of dress fabrics. Canton Cloths Brandenburgs Satins and ginghams feature deep indigo blue and ivory whites. Many cotton dress goods are near half price with numerous remnant bargains and patterns including jacquard polka dot crepes and chambray. Wool remnants and women’s and children’s suits offered at low prices to clear stock.
The notice outlines that taxes become arrears on September first with interest charged on overdue taxes. Delinquents will receive their assessments and a warning to pay within thirty days after delivery to collect by legal process. The Caroline County treasurer lists September 1 Federalsburg September 2 Preston September 3 Fowling Creek September 5 Hillsboro September 8 Marydel September 9 Henderson September 10 Greensboro September 12 Ridgely for 1892 state and county cases.
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