Cincinnati Reform Alliance Convention Calls for Union of Parties
Circular from the Reform and Reunion Organization of Cincinnati invites voters from Democratic and Republican backgrounds to a May 1 1872 national convention to promote civil service reform constitutional fidelity universal amnesty and local self government. A committee will arrange travel and accommodations and may secure free passage for fare paying attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Reunion and Reform Organization
Organization For Reunion and Reform
Ohio
Reunion
Committee of Arangements
Reunion and Reform Organization of
Liberal Republicans Call for Cincinnati Convention
The letter from Horace Greeley and New York republicans endorses liberal Republican principles, urges reform, and invites cooperation for a national mass convention in Cincinnati on the first Wednesday in May. The Tribune notes the eastern response signals broad support and expect attendance from multiple states.
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Horace Greeley
Col
William M. Grosvenor
Missouri
Washington
New York
United States
Republic
Cincinnati
Henry KR. Selden
Chas. W. Godard
Henry D. Lloyd
Fred A. Conkling
Wm. W. Goodrich
Wm. Dorsheimer
Waldo Hutchins
Sinclair Tousey
Hiram Barney
Sigismund Kaufman
Freeman Fithian
EK. Krackowzer
George P. Bradford
Ira D. Miller
Benjamin A. Willis
Edwin R. Reynolds
Horace Bemis
William H. Briggs
Louis Lowenthal
the Tribune
Col. Grosvenor
Democracy and salt issue mix in a recall of politics
A county paper urges patient democracy, warns against Belmont factional dictates, and endorses opposing Grant while stressing the need to beat him through united effort. It notes a Senate salt debate where Gen Blair denounces monopolistic salt companies fixing prices and constraining competition.
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United States
Salt Company of
Onondaga
Conkling
Syracuse
Blair
Carpenter
Senate
Chandler
Sle
Michigan
Onondaga Company
New York
Canada
Cincinnati
Grant
New York World
United States Senate
Trumbull
Gen. Blair
General Blair
Ohio River
Saginaw
Protest by Fifteen General Assembly Members Over Revenue Bill
Fifteen members of the General Assembly file a protest asserting the revenue bill is obnoxious. They argue the bill favors the moneyed class by allowing deductions for debts while denying similar deductions for others, violates the constitution by unequal oath requirements, and subjects railroad and other corporations to state assessment.
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Board of Equalization
Springfield
State Board of Equilieten
General Assembly
House
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Crockery & Croceries
Hust Petarcddary
Lee
Illinois
BOM
Brubaker & van Epps
New York City
Clark
Brocha
Brussels
Ingrain
Dixon, Hlinda
Rock OF
Lotus
Northwest
Ere
Eer
F. F. Dixon
Illeer & CO
Lee County
Brubaker
Yan Epps
Boston
Philadelphia
Rees
Nachusa Nursery
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Mr. Little
North
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
E. C. Smith & Bro
J. T. Livtie
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