Union Republican County Convention in Stephenson County
The Republican voters of Stephenson County towns and Freeport wards are urged to send delegates to a county convention at Freeport Circuit Court Room at 1 p m on Monday July 15 1872. Eleven delegates will be chosen to represent Stephenson County at the Union Republican Congressional Convention in Polo on July 25 1872 and eleven for the Senatorial Convention for Stephenson and Jo Daviess counties. Each township and ward will send delegates plus one for every 50 Republican votes for General Grant in 1868 and one for each fraction of twenty five or more. Also included are notices about the Democratic party funeral in Baltimore July 6 and Greeley faction activity in Illinois, with resignations from the Local Committee and commentary on Liberal Republican support.
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Fifth
Illinois
Polo
General Grant
Carroll
Soveev
VOLO
Jo Daviess
B. Warner
James Shaw
W. W. Burns
J.B. Brown
D. Atkins
Republican Congressional Committee
Stephenson County
Freeport
Circuit Cour Room
Stephenson
Ach
Stephenson County Democracy
Chicago
Horace
Horace Greeley
Greeley
the Tribune
Democratic Party
Izzard
The
Tribune
New York
Sing Sing
Auburn
Richard M. Johnson
New England
Greeleys Opinions On Democratic Constituents Excerpt
Horace Greeley’s views on Democrats are presented as sharp critiques from the Tribune era. The excerpts discuss literacy, press influence, morality, and the alignment of parties with urban vice. Strong entities include Horace Greeley, the Tribune, and 1867 1868 dates.
A Growing Legislator in Oneida's Son H C Burchard
Washington correspondent praises H C Burchard of Illinois for his rise from Marshall county Ohio to Hamilton College. He details his legislative career, tariff views, and work on the Ways and Means Committee amid the Forty-second Congress tariff reform battles. The piece notes his opposition to protection and his influence on revenue policy.
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Washington
Utica
Herald
H. C. Burchard
America
Oneida County
Old Oneida
Foratio OC
Burchard
Illinois
Marshall
Hamilton College
Congress
Elihu B. Washburne
France
Blaine
Dawes
Kelly Maynard
James Brooks
Ellis H. Roberts
Ways and Means
West
North-West
Committee of Ways and Means
House
Indirect claims ruled inadmissible at Geneva
Geneva New York June 22 A Geneva special reports the court decided indirect losses cannot be entertained as the United States seeks no money award but a principle settlement. The decision, awaited for 26th, is said to be acceptable to both governments and the court will reconvene after consultations with Earl Granville and Secretary Fish.
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New York
Geneva
United States
Lord Tenterden
Chamounix
Earl Granville
Fish
Greeley movement eyed by World Republicans
The New York World argues for stronger Greeley currents in the Republican ranks but admits no clear signs. The Springfield Republican and Cincinnati Commercial remain skeptical, waiting in vain to hear the Greeley slogan within the GOP camp.
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New York World
Springfield Republican
Cincinnati
Algo
Freeport High School Class of 1872 Graduation Notes
The Freeport High School exercises were held in the Opera House on Friday afternoon. The large audience, many bouquets, and formal diplomas presented by C. B. Bidwell marked a festive event. Speeches by John L. Taylor Flora Z. Guiteau and others praised Knight Errantry and industry. The retiring principal Prof. Alvord was honored for years of service as graduates prepared for college and careers. The evening reception featured music, dancing, and future plans for several students.
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Freeport High School
Opera House
Edite
Freeport
Board of Education
Geo. Elliott
John L. Tayor
Taylor
Freeport Orchéstry
Board of Haucation
Bidwells
By Education
Tomarky
B. Patterson
Clagy
Rad
Heath Hall
Dred
Freeport Orchestra
Tiny
Geo
Endhus
Taylor & Aspinwall
Evanston
Flora Guiteau
DuPuy
Arbor
Thomas Woodside
Sherman
Miller
Chicago
Kryder
Ann Arbus
Alvord
Educatio
United States
Newton Bateman
Edwards
Cator
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George H. Harlow
Tazewell Co
Charles E. Lippincot
Coss Co
Edward Rutz
St. Claiy Co
James K. Edsall
Lee Co
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David T. Linegar
Alexander Co
Chauncy T. Bowen
Lester L. Bond
Mahlon D. Ogden
Richard L. Divine
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Chas. B. Farwell
Daniel Shepard
Sec
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Mary E. DuPuy
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