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Dixon Sun

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1872

Page

4

Liberal ticket names for 1872 election emerge

Horace Greeley of New York is named for vice president with B Gratz Brown of Missouri as lieutenant governor. John Charles Black campaigns for Secretary of State, Edward Rummel for Auditor, and Daniel Murra of Cook for Lieutenant.

John Charles Black Edward Rummel Peorie Daniel Murra Cook

German News and Legal Note From 19th Century Paper

The Dubuque Staats Zeitung and Freeport Journal clash over politics and honesty. A legal excerpt outlines deed recording duties requiring county clerk endorsement before the recorder accepts land instruments for record.

Dubinque Staats Zeitung Greeley Recorder's Office

North Carolina election doubt and Liberal gains cited

The text argues that liberals claim victory while Republicans maintain control, detailing past governors, impeachment, and current state officials. It contrasts Grant era majorities with later shifts, cites party lines, and restores figures for 1868 and subsequent appointments, referencing Know Nothing and states rights controversies.

United States Grant Secor North Carolina Henry Wilson Boutwell Treasury Federal Treasury Great William W. Holden Asher Holden Tod. Rd. Caldwell Caldwell Warren Menninger Adams Jenkins Shipps Just

Henry Wilson and the Know Nothing era in Massachusetts

A historical note recalls Henry Wilson’s 1854 election by the Know Nothing party in Massachusetts to the U S Senate. It cites Know Nothing influence in the legislature, Wilson’s early actions on naturalization, and bold campaign rhetoric defending the party’s byword of “I know something.”

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