Republican National Ticket Urges Victory in Sandusky County
A Sandusky county political appeal argues the Republican line led by Lincoln and Hamlin will win the presidential contest. It calls residents to vote on November 6 and to mobilize neighbors, citing recent statewide tallies and urging active support for Amnanam Lexcous and Hansman Hass.
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the Tribune
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Ernst Chines
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Pal Korreanond
The Albany Avening Journal Reports election humor
The piece cites scattered returns across states with Hannibal Hamlin on the vice ticket and various regional results. It references Curtin in Pennsylvania, Nesmith and Baker elected in Oregon, reports from Newark and Newark area, and mentions potential Congressional seats and forthcoming tickets printed for distribution.
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J. W. Nesmith
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B.S. Baker
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Albany Avening Journal
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Lincoln
Lincoln Era Republican Ticket for President and Vice President
The Republican national ticket presents Abraham Lincoln for president and expresses electors from several counties including Hamilton and Erie. Listed electors include Benjamin Eggleston William M. Dickson Frank McWhinney John Riley Knox Dresden W. H. Howard John M. Kellum and others such as Nelson Rush Abrahan Thompson John F. Hinkle Hezekiah Bundy Daniel Stewart Richard L. Babar and Willard Slocum among the slate.
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William M. Dickson
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John Riley Knox
Dresden W. H. Howard
John M. Kellum
Nelson Rush
Abrahan Thompson
John F. Hinkle
Hezekiah
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Daniel B. Stewart
Richard P. L. Babar
John Beatty
Willard Slocum
Joseph Ackeny
Edward Ball
John A. Davenport
William K. Upham
Samuel B. Philbrick
George W. Hrooke
Norman K. Mackenzie
Ohio Election Results and Campaign Call to Action
The lengthy Ohio tally shows substantial Republican gains with 412,704 votes for Supreme Judge and a governor race where Donniton led with 194,502 against Ranney's 171,208. Columnists urge party workers to mobilize across townships for Lincoln and Hamlin, warn of fusion risks, and stress lawful voting on November 6. The piece also notes related national commentary on Douglas, Seward, and party strategies across several states, urging continued Republican organization and public campaigning.
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