The Republican County Convention Comes to Stephenson County
The county convention met at the Court House in this city on Monday the 16th with A. T P. Green as chairman. Delegates from Silver Creek West Point and other townships were seated. E C DePuy was chosen treasurer nominee. C T Dunham won the surveyor nomination. A county central committee was appointed to represent each ward and township. The convention adjourned sine die.
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Republican County Convention
Stephenson County
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A. T P. Green
Edwin Hunt
C. Buckman
O. ¥. Stearns
Cico Osterhout
John Hart
Silver Creek
C. J. Rosenstiel
C.D. Blanchard
S. Vocht
West Point
L, T. Perry
J. 3
Hankley
J. Stevens
C. Rouse
N. Provis
P. Kaufman
J. J. Kaufmann
Dalcott
Young
W. RR
Auman
J. M. Boreimer
Leaneaser
R. Ball
John Rockey
Stover
Winslow
J. V3
Wawkes
A. Taylor
Pomeroy
Lovran
L. Sabin
J. Limb
George Devore
Buckeye
F Uiehart
Llorence
Mack
R. V. Ankény
Ward
W. G. Waddell
J.B. Renegy
E.0. Stearns
C. F. Taggart
C. D. Blanchard Tellers
E.c.depuy
Robert Cooper
J.J. Piersol
F.j.prouty
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C.T. Dunham
OT . McMontelius
Ace
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Loran
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E. T. Shinkle
Waddams
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Harlem
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Oneco
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Rock Run
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Rock Grove
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Various political and disaster items from 1867 Detroit
Telegraphic items report Michigan State Fair receipts at 815000, California congress seats split, Haight's Lincoln support, and Lincoln war measures praised. News covers a fatal sawmill accident in Mascatine, Cincinnati fire losses, a postal treaty with Prussia, Greek Candia amnesty, and possible presidential impeachment rumors. Also noted are Pensacola yellow fever distress, Fenian cooling, and multiple public notices from officers.
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Maine Election Results Show Strong Republican Lead
The Democratic press inflates Maine outcomes but returns indicate a reduced overall vote and a Republican majority likely over twelve thousand. The previous year saw about twenty five thousand, aided by President Johnson’s tour and a split in voters over a strict liquor law. The Senate sits 24 Republicans to 7 Democrats. the House remains Republican.
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County Fair Opens Next Tuesday for Civic Progress
The County Fair invites farmers mechanics business men and citizens to participate start this Tuesday. Earnest effort will yield grand results as exhibitors bring crops livestock and household skill demonstrations. Tour displays of agricultural machinery horticulture and pomology aim to guide improvements and shared progress for all residents.
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Democratic Gains After State Elections
After statewide contests that set Congressmen for fall, Democratic gains total ten in California Connecticut Kentucky Maryland Ohio while Republicans gain eight in Missouri New Jersey Pennsylvania Tennessee. With Kentucky candidates unadmitted, Democrats net two seats, and Republicans hold a 95 seat majority, 46 seats shy of a veto-proof margin, signaling waning Democratic prospects.
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