Illinois Republican State Convention Call 1872
Illinois voters urged to elect delegates to the state convention in Springfield on May wd for choosing forty two delegates to the national convention in Philadelphia and for nominating 1872 statewide officers including governor and treasurer. Delegates allotted by 1868 Republican vote. county reps to serve on district committees. signatories include A C Babcock chair and Daniel Shepard secretary and party leaders.
Union Republican County Convention in Stephenson County
The Republican voters of Steplessen County townships and Freeport wards are urged to send delegates to a county convention at 1 p.m. on Thursday May 16 1872 in the Circuit Court Room Freeport to elect eight delegates to the Union Republican State Convention in Springfield May 22 1872. Each township and ward to send one delegate plus additional delegates based on Republican vote tallies from 1868. The notice lists township and ward delegations and committee names.
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Steplessen
Freeport
Circuit Court Room
Fhursday
Stephenson County
Springfield
General Grant
State OF Illinois
Stephenson Co
Board of Supervisors
Circuit Court
C. D. Buancuano
Jones S. Taggart
Bailey & Neff
A. Crary
Oglesby Denotes Run for Governor and Senate Dynamics
A newspaper column discusses Hon. I. J. Oglesby ready to accept the governor nomination by the Republican party while considering a U S Senate bid. It notes voters expect direct action, hints at Palmer’s renomination fate, references Utah politics, and mentions Morse memorial observances amid national events. The piece reflects era political maneuvering and public sentiment.
George BE Wait Touted for Lieutenant Governor Nomination
TheHon. George BE Wait of Krenty County is prominently mentioned as the Republican nominee for Lieutenant Governor. Supporters herald his candidacy as a strong choice for the office, aiming to satisfy the party in the Northwestern part of the state with a qualified ticket.
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George BE. Wait
Krenty
Judge Wait
Suia Factory
Judge Davia and the Supreme Court Nomination Question
An opinion questions whether Judge Davia, upon joining the Supreme Court for good behavior, is bound by an implied contract to remain in office and whether his pursuit of a complimentary nomination risks sullying the dignity of the bench. This reflection weighs the rights of a judge to seek recognition versus the honor of the Court.
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Davia
Supreme Court of the United States
Which Is Worse A renomination for President or a Supreme Court job
A fragment citing editorials debating whether a president should accept renomination when desired by the people or seek a Supreme Court judgeship to curry favor with critics, contrasting a St. Louis Times stance with Chicago Post quips about Democrats and ticket scratching.
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United States
Supreme Court
Jeff. Davis
St. Louis Times
Chicago Post
Grant Support and National Convention News
The Republican State Conventions of Massachusetts and Pennsylvania appoint delegates to the National Convention in Philadelphia and pass resolutions endorsing Grant for renomination. Massachusetts backs Henry Wilson for Vice President. Local reports note severe winter conditions in Camden New York and pestilent health in New England villages, with smallpox rising and Spotted fever spreading in Western New York.
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Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
General Grant
Henry Wilson
New York
Malcot
Charles Francis Adams
General Hancock
Sweet
Supreme Court
Horace
Bloomington
Notable Washington breakfast honors Ingersoll guests
The Washington Club House hosted Hon. Ebon C. Ingersoll at breakfast with many House members including the Speaker Banks and others. Decorations flowers fresh perfume added to a festive mood as guests praised intellect and statesmanlike bearing. A dejeuner a la fourchette is noted as a novelty in Washington society. Also Major General J F Hartranft earned a Pennsylvania GOP nomination for Governor.
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Ebon C. Ingersoll
Washington Club
House of Representatives
House
Mr. Banks
B. Butler
Voorhees
Swann
Wood
Burchard
Farwell
Briggs
Holman
Me. Eldridge
Moore
Washington
Washington Gazette
Proceedings of the Stephenson County Board of Supervisors
The board convened with members listed and voting for Chairman. James Taggart won the chair, various committee reports were read, including Public Buildings and Poor and Poor Farm, with budgets, contracts, tax figures, and town balances reviewed.
Washington Dispatches and Political Debates in April
Reports from Washington detail ongoing discussions over the rebate bill and whisky taxation, secretary statements on Dr Howard and Alabama claims, and diplomatic tensions with France. The House blocks a railroad bill extension while Hulburd’s bank-closing actions face scrutiny as Capitol debates shift toward Davis Curtin for the 1860s election.
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Robeson
Borle
Dana
Boutwell
Olin Ss
Fish
Havana
Dr. Howard
Howard
London
Alabama
Marquis de Chambrun
M. Bellones
Trumbull
Davis
Jesse Fell
Davin
Cincinnati
Fell
Nations Bank Act
Wasuthcrox
Cincinnati Party
Curtin
Columbus
Dani
Democrats
Grosvenor
Greeley
Missouri
Honhaz McClellan
Pennsylvania
McKean
Scott
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Fxerport Journal
Ilinois
Republicns Union State Central Committer
Illinois
Chigago
Republican’State Central Committee
A. C. Babcock
Daniel Shepand
Sec'y
A. G. Babcock
C. B. Farwell
Hammond
C. B. Boyce
George BK. Wait
S. Wait
James P. Root
Joan L. Kinaker
John’ al". McCutcheon
O. M. Hatch
K.K. Jones
Geo
Bangs
J. Robbing
A. McIntosh
John L. Routt
Union Republican County Convention
Del
Clingman
A. Templet
N. Churchill
Weodl
W. Granal Reeport
Wvard
C. Hl. Knapp
Ll .Reeport
Little
C.J. Frysenseeenen
Harlem
Rh. Leigh
Jefferson
S.A. Frey Cseennee
Salter
Lancaster WJ
Reltzel
Lola
Kinnman
Jeber Sheckler
Stewart, Eae Rock Grove
A. Bolender
Silver Creess
Has. Blanchard
Waddams
Rennet West Point
N. Perrin
Wena Winslow
Sweeley Coh
I. J. Oglesby
Republican Party
Oglesby
United States Senate
Palmer
Utah
Hooper and
Fitch
Lawistlauke
Deseret
Springfeld Register
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Carlinville
Infthis Male
Morse
Orton
Ageassin
Supreme Bench
Grant
Camden
Oneida County
New England
A. T. Stewart
Abraham Lincoln
Shurz
Cooper Institute
New York City
Senator Wilson
Fisk
Davenport
Davenport and
J. F. Hartranft
Republican State Convention of
Board of
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Spectat Ribet Orth Botis Bipiney A
Stewett and
Ke County
Astate
Precport
Ahi
S. al Frey
Lotan
Ralph Sabin
Floréhco
John Q. Adama
Silver Creek
D. Blanchard
Ridott Jamoes
Taggart
Rock Run
S.E. M. Carnefix
Lancaster
Robert Bell
Jacob Krohn
Sme
Warren O. Clark
Jacob Jaeger
Erin
F. A. Darling
Kent
W. P. Naramore
West Point
E. Stevens
J. L. Hartsough
Buckeye
Messrs, Naramore
Jaeger
James
Andrew Blinds
Waggart
A. Wallbaum & Co
Court House
Wallbaum
A. Knnsely & Co
Snyder & Upp
Summers & Deery
Daniel Adamson
Elias Perkins
H. Settley
L. A. Warner
J. R. Perkins
K. Fisner
Andrew Hina
W. P. Naramong
M. Herings
State of
Eaton
Ogle Co
Ent
C. D. Blanchard
M. Hettinger
A. A. Babcock
Mesars
A. Hinds
F. Bolender
KE. Stevens
R. Sabin
W. H. Eells
J. Q. Adams
I’. Bolender
W. H. Fells
J. Jaeger
HE. M. Carnefix
S. A. Frey
O. D. Blanchard
W. C. Clark
R. Bell
J. Krohn
W. P. Naramere
A. Minds
Sabin
D. Schmeltzer
Chambers
A. Bee
Messrs
Stevens
J. D. Schmeltzer
John Harrison
Cedarville
Buena Vista
James Adams
Thres Montha
Initioe
Mesata
Naramoro
Mella
Hinds
Elgin
Albert
Jones
Anid Albert Ss. Jones Sa
C.D. Blanchard
James S. Taggart
Messrs. Blanchard
Schmeltzer
Repoby
Wao. Polk
A. A. Crary
I. F. Kleckner
Wu, Bolk
Arent
A.A . Crary
Janes S. Taccart
C. D. Buancaarp
J.D. Scumurtzeg
Ano
A. P. Goddard
Florence
Own
Pril
Washinatox
Bir
Dawes
Cansion
Burchards
Finkelnburg
Sargent
Senate