Selecting a Republican congressional candidate debate and notes from 19th century records
The document lists ward primary names for the 5th ward, an omitted oral examination portion, and an editorial on selecting a congressional candidate. It includes resolutions for delegate conventions, township vote rules, and open announcing of counts, plus local editorial briefs and advertisements from LaGrange, with names such as J. K. Wattz and Judge W. A. Woods.
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Tenth District
Thirteenth District
Marshall
Congress
W. A. Woods
Delegates Appointment Rules for County Convention
The text outlines that townships shall appoint delegates to cast votes in the county convention and forbids binding instructions from the convention to delegates. It notes delegates may be absent and addresses the construction of these rules to ensure autonomy of township delegates.
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Republi
Saniaafoales
Ternate
Mystery figure tied to New York office and California bill clash
A reader says a lady detective works for the N Y A R to oversee a duplex business. The London Geographical Society questions Livingston's death. In the California Legislature, a bill seeks to abolish a tall penalty. The number of mechanics in shops is stated as 600 instead of 1200.
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The
London ‘Geographical Society
Livingston
California
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Edge Walley
Clark Barney
Frankinn Clark
Julius Doty
Phoebe Funk
Lillie Luke
George Kenigan
Charlie Frederick
Eddie Sparkling
Willie Weigner
Sobhn Ludwig
Sarah Gueyer
Frank *Johnson
Nick Dehringer
Rose Daggett
Sheridan Keehler
Amanda Paul
J. K. Wattz
Editorial Brevities
Chamberlain
Jas
Miller’s
H. S. Meyers
Maxon
Parmater & Co’s
Hill & Kelley
Bucklin& Son
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