Republican Platform and Sheriff Candidacy in Illinois
The document outlines a Republican platform from Kainis and Stephenson County Illinois endorsing civil rights enforcement, support for treasury notes, bank and currency policies, specie payment, improved rail and river navigation, direct presidential election, and fair railway charges. Woods Graham announces candidacy for Sheriff of Stephenson County, Lena, Illinois, with W. Taylor’s convention backing.
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Republican Party of
Kinais
United States
National Republican Convention
Congress
Mississippi River
Republican Party
Stephenson County
Woods Graham
Lena, IL
Wn. F. Taylor
Republican County Convention elects delegates for Congressional meeting
A large turnout at the Opera House formed a Republican County Convention led by E P Barton. James Cochran chaired with Kemper secretary, and credentials were approved for delegates from towns and wards. A committee selected eleven delegates to attend the Congressional Convention, with H C Burchard named as the preferred candidate to vote for first and last when vacancies arose. The convention then adjourned.
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Opera House
E. P. Barton
Jas
Cochran
Capt. Kemper
F. A. Darling
Jefferson
S A Frey
Jos Erb
Waddams
John Boyington
Rutbrauff E Lee
D E Welty
Oneco
Peter Sheckler
E Heckert
Alfred Rees
J E Duerst
Silver Creek
U TH Eaton
Wm Young
E A Carpenter
Florence
H F Aspinwall
H R Wheeler
M W Goodgell
R van Brocklin
Ridott
J Niles
S Shirey
S Taggart
J F Strunk
F D Coolidge
Buckeye
Daniel Musser
Thos Barbers
W Templeton
W H McHees
John F Brown
I Erin
H Ide
J Kaufman
A Daring
Harlem
Wm Lindsley
B F Buckley
I F Kleckner
Isaac Stine
T O Gatliff
H O Hyde
Hunkemeier
John Burrell
E Parson
O M Shaffer
M V Brown
John W Barnes
O W Brown
O H Boediker
John R Wagoner
Thomas Barber
Erin
Freeport
B.T. Buckley
H. C. Hyde
O. M. Shaffer
Lancaster
W. Hutchison
Rock Run
Jasper Mallory
E. A. Carpenter
West Point
McFatrich
Dakota
John Brown
M. W. Goodsell
Harlem W. Ewing
A. Frey
Kent
Jacob Gable
Loran
R. M. Witt
J. F. Strunk
Rock Grove
Ohas
Welty
Winslow
H. C. Burchard
Beechers Vindication Opens Beecher Tilton Case
The Beecher Tilton scandal nears resolution as the committee prepares its verdict. Beecher’s lengthy defense and Tilton ally Moulton’s contrary statements are published, with editors urging readers to judge innocence or guilt from presented testimonies.
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Beecher
Moulton
Fonetta Flansburg
Mr. Beecher
Frank Moulton
Chicago Times
Tilton
Chicago Journal of Friday
Henry Ward Beecher
Theodore Tilton
Committee of Investigation
Plymouth Church
Mrs. Tilton
Christendom
MR. Moulton
Messrs. Beecher and Tilton
Mr. Winslow
Winslow
Hall
White
Bacon
Mr. Sage
Bieaeth
P Mings
Mr. White
Mr. Tilton
Aca
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Freeport Journal
Thomas
Ridgeway
Gallatin County
William B. Powell
Kane County
Tulinola
Carroll County
Daviess County
Ogle County
Whiteside County
J.B. Brown
G, Bailey
Geo, Youngs
Leander Smith
D. Atkins
Republican Congressu'l
Hitnais
John
8. L. Cronkrite
A. P. Goddard
Little Shaler
the Bulletin
Matt Quest
Quest
Slurace Hughes
Horatio O. Burchard
Burchard
Jacksonville Journal
Goldsmith Maid
Rochester
Buffalo
Chicago Journal
Bureau of Justice
Seguin
Texas
Republican County Convention
Francis D. Morton
Mit Hive
Comnesti Tee
Atiswer
Treas
General Tracy
Cleveland
New York
America
Victoria Woodhull
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