National Union Republican Convention Call 1872
The undersigned, designates by the Chicago Convention of 1868, call a Union Republican Party convention at Whit Philadelphia on June 6 at 11 o clock noon to nominate presidential and vice presidential candidates. Delegates equal to twice the Senate and House representation and two delegates per organized territory. Copies list of named delegates from many states and territories. Yabrlington, D.C., Jan 11, 1872.
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Chicago
Union Republican Party
Whitadelphia
Wenlabaday
United States
Hach Staton
Libera R Avisions
Republican Party
William Claflin
Miss
We. E. Chandler
N. H
F John A. Peters
Maine
Luke P. Poland
Vermont
L. B
Frieze
Rhode Island
H. H. Sturkweather
Connecticut
James Gopsill
New Jersey
William H. Kemble
Pennsylvania
Howard M. Jenkins
Delaware
RB. Cowen
Ohio
John Coburn
Indiana
C. B. Tfarwell
Sinois
Zachariah Chandler
Witchson
J.T. Averill
Minnesota
David Atwond
Isconsin
George W. McCrary
Iowas
C. C. Fulton
Maryland
Wrankliin Stearius
Virginia
John Hubbard
West Virginia
Wm. Stoan
North Carolina
Thos. W .Osborne
Florida
L. O. Carpenter
South Carolina
John I. Caldwell
Georgian
James P. Stow
Alabama
M. H. Southworth
Louisana
Fisk
Mississippi
C. Pomeroy
Kansas
HB. i
Rice
Arkansas
John A. Clark
Missouri
A. A. Burton
Kentucky
Horace Maynard
Tennessee
Taylor
Nevraska
James W. Nye
Nevada
H. W. Corbett
Oregon
George C. Gorham
California
John B. Chaffe
Colorado
W. A. Burleigh
Dakota Say
Ilinois
Republican Union State Central Committee
Linois
Llinda Sra
Seregales
Ringfield
Supreme Courb
AUIS
Pel
Alexander
Creveeere Hib Livingston
Boone
Ween LO
Weiseseres
Macon Apenenuses
Hrow
Diewsen
Hurenu
Madison
Macomupin
Calhoun Senor
Marian
Esen i
Calton Csesee
Marshal
Tysearesnen
Crawio
Montgom
Pi Deen Secreneraee
Emngham
Pope
Patham We
Frankdin
Handuliph
Potlon
Hichland
Gallatin
Sland
Cheene
Boo Bull
Rerree
Grundy
Bangamon
Ftumiltor
Schuyler
Oy Hancock
Henders
Slaps Yaspssrenee Lgog
Henry
Stephenson
Hicksar
Jeferson
Dion -Cssesereey
Jersey
Jo Daviesa
Wabash
Jubnesan
Ted Mind Warren
Washington
Kankuleu
Iest
Wave the Flag Bully for the Nutmeg State
A brisk patriotic note recounts strong state pride and a boastful stance for Connecticut known as the Nutmeg State. The piece delivers a compact splash of regional bravado and celebratory tone.
Jewell Elected Amid Connecticut Election Clarity
Hartford reveals Jewell leading in 58 towns with a net Republican gain, while Hartford New Haven reports show Jewell ahead by about 200 to 800 votes. City results confirm Republican wins in mayor and several offices, with detailed alderman and clerk tallies and minor gains for Democrats in some towns.
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Hartford
Conn
Jewell
Gillette
Temperance
Harrison
Dunham
New Haven
Hubbard
Waterbury
Vernon
Jowell
Traftford
Henry C. Robinson
New York
Connecticut
Examinations of City Public Schools Reported
The city public schools held five days of examinations with large attendance and noticeable interest. Highlights include River Grammar School with German and English studies under Miss Rosebrugh and Miss Prentice, and Third Ward Grammar School under Mrs. Alvord and Miss Bradshaw. Friday featured high school recitations and a large audience, with praise for teachers, notably Prof. Alvord and the Board of Education for their leadership and the schools’ good condition.
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Laurapop
Misa Prentice
Rubinson
Rosebrugh
Grammar School
Third Ward
Alvord
Miss Bradshaw
Burns
Misa Bradshaw
Aisia
China
Sv Bradshaw
Wadoff
Dapartmenta
Radicnl
Algébeh
Frick
Andy
Éonduetga
Weed
Congress
Tooom
Flora Guiteau
Mesers
Herbert, Taylor
Cochran
Rev
Pattison
Mr. Bidwell
Board of Education
Lincoln Avenue
Bidwell
Nominating Clerks of the Supreme Court in County Conventions
Delegates to county conventions will be allocated to represent each county on congressional and senatorial district committees due to reapportionment. The Hepartitean State Central Committee lists officers and signatories including A. C. Kabcourt, Daniel Shepard, A. C. Babcock, Farwell, Hammond, Boyce, and others.
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Supreme Court
Ninte
Pereou Stall
Ge &Ttbee
Coma Tleen
Hiato
Central Colalttee
A. C. Kabcouk
Chin
Daniel Shepard
Sec
Terrible Pacific Coast Earthquake Strikes Lone Pine
A massive earthquake last week produced over a thousand shocks across a wide Pacific coast belt. Lone Pine suffered major ground subsidence with a thirty five mile long chasm, dozens killed and many wounded. tremors reached Visalia and parts of Mexico.
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Pacific Coast
Visalia
Mexico
Republicans Hold Conventions in Ohio and Iowa
Last week Republicans met in Ohio and Iowa to nominate delegates for Philadelphia. The delegates are instructed to back President Grant’s renomination and each state has a running mate chosen: Ohio backs Dennison for Vice President and Iowa backs Wilson.
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Ohio
Iowa
Philadelphia
Grant
Dennison
Towa
Wilson
Port Wayne Sentinel backs Davis in Democratic column
The Port Wayne Sentinel endorses Davis in a clear Democratic-leaning stance, while The New Orleans Picayune declares strong support for Grant, signaling clear partisan preferences during the political contest.
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The
Port Wayne Sentinel
Dem
Davis
New Orleans Picayune
Grant
National Debt Drops Fifteen Million in March
The national debt was reduced by fifteen million dollars during March, marking a notable monthly decline. Authorities noted the reduction as a positive fiscal shift amid ongoing economic measures.
Legislature Sets Salaries for State Officers and Governor
Legislature and Governor approve a bill fixing officer salaries including Governor at 6000 dollars with Executive Mansion, Secretary of State Auditor and Treasurer at 3500 each with no fees, Superintendent and Attorney General at 3500, Adjutant General at 1500 with no fees, and a note that session will adjourn next week.
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Secretary of State
Adjutant General
Earthquake Toll Reported in Volcanic North Country
Advices from the volcanic country north of the Majaye river say the California quake of the 26th was felt with terror there. At Lone Pine 98 were killed and 80 wounded. Shocks persisted for 80 hours, fifty houses were demolished and the town was in rain.
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Majaye River
California
Lone Pine
Lawmaking Remains Busy as Congress Passes Major Bills
The session debated public funds, mills and dams, new homestead law, tax collection, roads, bridges, city incorporations, and a new school law. Miss Susan B. Anthony spoke on woman suffrage before a full house, which heard a calm yet firm address on the issue.
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Lipplieat
Uae
Senate
Wade
Nori
Buncombe
Quincy
Susan B. Anthony
Wbepostole
Remington Affair Details Emergence In Senate Hearings
Fragmented notes describe testimony before select committees on Remington and related matters. Names such as De Chambrun, Shurz, Suton er appear in relation to the inquiry into unaccounted funds and connections with the New York counsel. Discussions cover tariff implications, an increase to the free list, and the Chicago bill amendments.
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Hikatois
Obairas
Aris
Carpenter
Hamlin
Boston
New
York
Ald
Heraey Washington
Amr
Allud
Hoger Namie
Senate
Adi da - ‘Ghambrun
Shurz
Sutoner
House
Marquis de Chambrun
Senate Arms Committee
Reming
United States
Political Drift and Albany Gossip on New York Governor Race
Fragmented transcript discusses Grant Democrats and Republican loyalties, naming Lucius Robinson as a Democratic governor candidate and Gen A By Ut algo as a possible Republican rival. Mentions Canal Commissioner Haggerty and Wright as tied to party influence. cites reactions from Elmira and Albany sources.
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Grant
Sumabér
Cincinnati
Republican
Democratic Party
Elmira
Yaie
Lucius Robinson
Mate
New York
Utalgo
New. York World Art Ny
Illinois Act Grants Equal Occupation Rights
An Act to Secure to all persons in the selection of an occupation or employment, that no person shall be free or debarred from any occupation except validly noted. The act aims to ensure eligibility for elective office and declares no requirement for females to work or serve on juries. The bill passed on March 1st, 1876, and took effect duly in March 1876.
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Ilinois
Becky Sasonsis
Maroh
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