Minois Republican State Convention Call 1872
The Republican State Central Committee of Illinois invites delegates to a state convention in Springfield on May 22 1872 at 12 noon to elect 42 delegates to the national convention in Philadelphia and nominees for November 1872 offices including Governor and Attorney General. Representation based on 1868 presidential votes. counties to provide delegates per district committees. Signed by A C Babcock Chairman and Daniel Shepard Secretary with committee list.
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Minois
Republican Union State Central Committee of
Illinois
Onteago
Republicantate
Ingfield
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Republican State Central Committee
Union Republican County Convention in Stephenson County
The Republican voters of Stephenson County and Freeport wards are urged to send delegates to a county convention at 1 p.m. on Thursday May 16 1872 in Freeport’s Circuit Court Room. Delegates will select eight to represent the county at the Republican State Convention in Springfield on May 22 1872. Each township and ward will send delegates based on votes for General Grant in 1868, with a list of townships and wards and their allocated delegates to follow.
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Stephenson County
Freeport
Circuit Court Room
Springfield
General Grant
Oglesby Nominates and Senate Ambitions Face the Map
The letter from R J Oglesby signals readiness to accept a Governor nomination by the Republican party Yet the piece notes if he aims for the United States Senate he should campaign openly and seek support from the legislature Palmer may be renominated or another governors aspirant could emerge The prose also mocks Utah’s claim to senators via a Deseret Legislature and notes Morse memorial tributes plan tied to telegraphic public observances under President Orton's proposal This is a compact snapshot of party maneuvers and public sentiments in a tumultuous political moment.
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R. J. Oglesby
Oglesby
United States Senate
United States
Palmer
Morse
Orton
Carr
Lugsday
Robeson
Borie
Dano
Sun
Boutwell
Mtneeth
Fish
Ivana
Ford
Howard
London
Alabama
Marquis de Chambrun
Frenc
Eer
M. Bellon
Trumbull
Davis
Trubull
Jesse Fell
Cinenati
Fell
Port Huron
Lake Superior
Hulburd
Tennessee National Bank
Memphis
Committee of Banking
Examiner
Offic
Natio Bank
Wasarxaroy
Cincinnati
George II
Pendleton
Voorhees
Doolittle
Geor Morgan
Col. W. M. Grosvenor
Crosvenor
Missouri
Jon
McClellan
Pennsylvania
Supreme Bench
McKean
Ve Scott
Nelson
Republican nominee for lieutenant governor named
The article highlights George EB i Walt of Henry County as the Republican nominee for lieutenant governor. It asserts that Judge Walt would likely be a satisfactory choice for the office in the northwestern part of the state.
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Hons George
EB i Walt
Henry County
Judge Walt
The Supreme Bench After Office
When Judge Davis joined the Supreme Court he did so for good behavior and impliedly agreed to stay. What right then has he to tarnish the dignity of the office to seek a courtesy nomination.
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Davis
Supreme Court of the United States
Which Is Worse for a President to Seek renomination
Questioning whether a president should accept renomination when the people demand it or degrade the U S Supreme Court for a few votes, the piece asks if the financier of Jeff Davis will respond. It frames the issue as a stark contrast between public duty and private gain amidst political pressure.
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United States Supreme Court
Jeff
Davis
The Democratic Ticket Scratching Heads in Satire
The St Louis Times quips that a good Democrat never scratches his ticket, while the Chicago Post counters with a poke that he devotes all his effort to scratching his head, a political joke reflecting party-headache humor.
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St. Louis Times
Chicago Post
Grant support at conventions and wild political chatter
Delegates to the National Convention at Philadelphia have been appointed by the Massachusetts and Pennsylvania Republican State Conventions and resolutions endorsing Grant for renomination were adopted. Massachusetts backs Henry Wilson for Vice President. News items report severe winter conditions in Camden N Y and widespread smallpox. Spotted fever inflames Western New York villages. Davenport offers 160 acres to the Davenport and St Paul Railroad for shops.
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Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
General Grant
Henry Wilson
New York
Davenport
Davenport and
Washington Club breakfast praise and political moves
Non, Ebon C. Ingersoll hosted a breakfast at the Washington Club House with many Representatives including the Speaker and notable members. Descriptions note flowers, attire, and a festive mood. the piece also mentions J. B. Hartranft’s nomination for Pennsylvania governor and a day’s county board proceedings in Stephenson Illinois with budget figures, building reports, and committee appointments.
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Ebon C. Ingersoll
Washington Club
House of Representatives
House
Banks
B. Butler
Voorhees
Swann
Wood
Burchard
Farwell
Briggs
Holman
Eldridge
Moore
Howers
Washington
Washington Gazette
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Freeport Journal
A. C. Babcock
Daniel Shepard
C. Babcock
C. B. Farwell
Hammond
Boyce
George E. Wait
Wait
James P. Root
John L. Rinaker
John M. McCutcheon
NM. Hatch
K. K. Jones
Gee
Bangs
J. Robbins
A. McIntosh
John L. Routt
U. EB. Lippincott
James 5
Martin, P. H. Pope
Union Republican County Convention
Commillemen
Buckeye
Weoonk
Clingman
Dakota Eenes Svenaes
Sia
Frey
Leigh
Jefferson
A Salter
Reltzel
Wee Teees
Lancaster
Kinnman
Oneco
Inter Sheckler
Oy Hadott
Eee Viles
Rock Run
Stewart
Rock Grove
A. Bolenc
Silver Creek
Ahnas
Blanchard Ij Waddams
Vosges Saue
West Point
N. Perrin
Winsiow Veestsetane
Sweeley
Eutral Committee
Ian County Co
Ati
Row't Die
Utah
Looper and Fitch
Deseret
Springfeld Register
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Carlinville
the Supreme Bench
Offce
Grant
Camden
Oneida County
New England
A. T. Stewart
Fit
Abraham Lincoln
Shurz
Cooper Institute
New York City
Senator Wilson
Charles Francis Adams
General Nancock
Jim
Hiprice
Y Bloomington
Nisk
J.B. Hartranft
Republican State Convention of
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors
Board of Supervisors
State of Illinois
J. L. Hartsough
F. Bolender
Dakota
J. D. Schmeltzer
Samuel Chambers
Andrew Ilinois
Winslow
If. Hells
Messrs
Andrew Hinds
Jas. S. Taggart
Ilinois
J. Jaeger
Naramore
Jaeger
James
Taggart
W. P. Naramore
S. B. M. Carnifix
J. Krohn
S .E. M. Carnifix
A. Wallbaum & Co
Court House
Wallbaum
A. Knnsely & Co
Snyder & Upp
Summers & Deery
Daniel Adamson
Elias Perkins
Hi, Settley
Mason
L. A. Warner
J. R. Perkins
S. K. Fisuus
Hinds
W. P. Nagamann
M. Heilixcen
A. P. Goddard
Florence
Harlem
Maree
Bucktye
Erin
Ridott
Kent
Ogle Co
Ri. Ee
Eaton
C. D. Blanchard
M. Hettinger
A. A. Babcock
A. A. Bascock
C.D. Buancuago
M. Herrincer
Messrs. A. Hinds
F. A. Darling
E. Stevens
Messrs. R. Sabin
W. H. Eells
J. Q. Adams
W., H. Bells
R. Bell
A. Minds
R. Sabin
J. D. Schmelter
8. Chambers
S. A. Frey
N. Stevens
Joshua Kenegy
Stevens
Board of
John Harrison
Cedarville
Buena Vista
James Adams
W. 2
Naramore, Hells and Hinds
A. Hinds
Brelort
Stephenson Co
Circuit Court
C. D. Blandiaro
James S. Tacagant
James S. Taggart
Messrs. Blanchard
Schmeltzer
State of Innixors
Board of Supervisa
Bailey & Neff
A. A. Crary
Wm. Polk
Crary
I. F. Kleckner, Co
Joseph B. Smith
Mr. Crary
R. MM. Witt
E. P. Barton
J. F. Kleckner
James S, Tancant
C. D. Buaxenarp
J. D, Scumenraus
W. P. Naramoro
Ted Gs Sayese
W. i Bells
Bi Journal
Bulletin
de Anzeiger
Lena Star
Dawes
Ways and Means Comittee
Burchard Illinois
Finkelnburg
Sargent
Senate
Piaieia
Alaieneme
Amiens
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