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Newspaper

Freeport Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1878

Page

2

Statewide Republican Slate Named in Local Circular

For State Treasurer Gen JOHN C SMITH of Jo Daviess County. For Clerk of Appellate Court Second District J R COOMBS of Grundy County. Republican Congressional Ticket. For Representative in Congress Mag R M A HAWK. Republican County Ticket. For Member of Legislature Capt JAMES I NEFF. For Sheriff JESSE R LEIGH. For Coroner Dr JEREMIAH DEAN.

John C. Smith Jo Daviess County Second District J. R. Coombs Grundy County Capt James I. Neff Jesse R. Leigh

The Union Argument and Political Records in Hamilton

In Hamilton Ohio Judge Thurman urges voters to back Democracy to preserve the Union while criticizing McPotter for attacking Maj Hawk a noted soldier and statesman who will serve in Congress The writer defends Maj Hawk and calls for a review of Judge Hinds Democratic candidate for the Legislature citing County Court and Board of Supervisors records.

McPotter Maj. Hawk Judge Hinds Board of Supervisors

Thurman criticizes party spending in Ohio history

The passage claims that government expenses rose more during ten years of Republican rule after 1860 than in the ten years before under Democracy, arguing Democrats were more economical. It jokingly suggests the judge should specify how much excess was needed to suppress the Democratic rebellion.

Thurman Ohio

Nomination for County Judge Reemerges for Andrew Hinds

Hon Andrew Hinds, previously nominated by the Democrats for a Legislature seat, had been nominated for County Judge in 1878 but resigned before the election. A former Probate Court judge, he may again decline the offer, as he was absent from the convention and has not formally accepted.

Andrew Hinds Hinds

Sheriff Election Clash In Local Dem Primary

The piece argues Democrat nominee J H Pierce is unsuitable for sheriff while praising incumbent Leigh. It notes Leigh's veteran service and long tenure, and stresses party alignment as a reason to re-elect him, framing Pierce as an incorrect candidate on the wrong ticket.

J. H. Pierce Pierce Leigh Mr. Leigh

Notice to Committeemen Meeting in Freeport

Ien Miles White chairman of the Republican County Central Committee announces a meeting in Freeport on Tuesday Sept 10 at 7 30 p m for consultation campaign planning and other business. Attendance of every committee member is strongly urged.

Ien

Senator Blane Addresses Maine City Hall Meeting

In Biddeford August 21 Senator Blane faced a packed City Hall. He argued currency policy, warned against unlimited greenbacks, commended the Loan act, and urged tax fairness for bonds while defending national banks and the need to settle money questions rightly.

Republican Saratoga conference urges broad Republicanism

A Saratoga meeting of New York Republicans advocates widening acceptance to all who voted Republican, calling for inclusive cooperation to secure state victory. John J. Townsend is proposed as chair, with letters from John M. Francis Morgan James and Senator Conkling read to the gathering.

Adirondacks Elliot C. Cowden Prince Mr. Cowdin John J. Townsend New York John M. Francis The Troy Times Gov Morgan Judge James Senator Pomeroy Senator Conkling

Concluding note from Roscoe Conkling on party unity

Roscoe Conkling urges Republicans in New York to unite to resist Democratic dominance and avoid personal grievances. He warns of Treasury raids and repudiation schemes, stresses equal protection under law, and says he has no claim to return to the Senate, seeking only party harmony and integrity.

Democratic Party Congress South New York Union Republican Party Senate Roscor Conkling

Ex President Davis Speech Praised Across Dixie

The Jackson Clarion and other Southern papers celebrate Jefferson Davis's Mississippi City address as a stirring tribute to the Lost Cause. Editors hail Davis as a hero and denounce Northern critics while pledging fidelity to state sovereignty and secessionist ideals.

Jef Davis Jackson Miss All Dixie Jeff Davis Washington South Davis New Orleans Jeff Jasper Richmond Jefferson Davis Memphis Father Ryan Okolona The Clarion Mississippi City

Speak for Davis and old rebel voices in perilous times

A barrage of editorials warn against Jefferson Davis and revived secessionist threats. Papers from Raleigh Huntsville Okolona denounce State's Rights and call for mobilization of loyal voters to avert civil strife and financial ruin from a Democratic victory.

Davis Raleigh CN. G Jeff Mr. Davis Huntsville Ala Seldves Jefferson Davis Andersonville Libby

Blaines Biddeford Speech Says Government Bonds Should Not Be Taxed

In a Biddeford speech on currency the speaker argues against taxing Government bonds noting that holders pay taxes in advance and that most bonds evade taxation. He compares Government bonds to Maine State 6s and Maine Central 7 percents, contending taxing bonds would shift a $40,000,000 burden and that Government bonds should never be taxed.

Bidpeford Blane Jt. M. Chapman Congress Secretary of the Treasury New England Lumberman’s Bank Greenback United States Treasury United States Maine California Moses Venezuelas Butler Reed Gen. Anderson Grove Blaine Biddeford

Brother Gardner Answers Dennis Kearney at Lime Kiln Club

The passage recalls Brother Gardner recounting a heated confrontation with Thornapple Scott about poverty, taxation, and labor amidst a bleak view of starvation and national ruin. Gardner condemns lazy loafers who criticize the country while relying on others' work to support families.

Brother Gardner Thornapple Scott Bradder Gardner Kentry Starvashun Ebery Direkshun Kaliker

Old Settlers Reunion at Cedarville in Stephenson County

The Old Settlers Association of Stephenson County held its annual reunion on Aug 28 at Cedarville. Pioneers and descendants gathered in a grove near John H Addams’s property, despite dark skies, sharing memories of 1832 35 and 40. Rev Sites opened the meeting. Levi Robey presided as officers were elected. Obituary reports honored many longtime settlers including Brocklin Ordway Bro Jonathan Reitzell John Martin Brubaker and more. A letter from Chaplain Rev B H Cartwright was read.

Stephenson County Old Gohenson Parts County Cedarville Dan Ters Old Stephenson Levi Robey Waddams Treasur J. H. Addams Ourroad Waeneas Conrad Brocklin E. Ordway James Bro Jonathan Reitzell John B John Martin E. Brubaker Samuel Lapp Mon Ruthrauff Charles Smallwood Thomas Hutcheson Michael Ender W. Rundlett Gross Pt T. Ellis B. H. Cartwright Association Tiampshire Kane Co Ilb Auvaust

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