Texas Review welcomed by Graham Leader readers
The Graham Leader notes receipt of the first Texas Review issue published in Austin by C. R. Johns & Sons and lauds its state affairs content. It critiques Dallas Herald Galveston News on the land board and discusses prohibition, local option, and ministerial duties against vice. It also references Galveston News introducing Judge Terrell as U.S. Senate candidate and Atlanta Constitution observations on suspension of works and workers.
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Texas Review
Texas
Austin
Messrs. C. R. Johns & Sons
Congress
Christian Advocate
Ir. Briggs
THE
Galveston News
Judge Terrell
U.S
Dictation of Party Leaders in Texas Democracy
The Galveston News faces a Dallas confrontation over closing the dram shops. Democrats in North and Northwest Texas reject party dictation, defend Cleveland, and pledge independent, free will voting against Coke Mills and News driven attempts to revive the Whig line.
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Dallas Herald
Herald
Galveston News
Texas
Dallas
News
Coke
Mills
John Quincy Adams
John Quincey Adams
Temperance Society
Norfolk County
Massachusettes
Adams
Federal Party
Jackson
Crawford
Mr. Clay
House of Representatives
Henry Clay
General Jackson
Congress
Union
Mulls
North
Northwest
Cleveland
Coke Strength Dominates Texan Voters Amid Party Tensions
Opinion notes Coke's immense appeal to Texas voters, accusing a whisky plank in the Democratic platform of capturing Black support. It warns Democratic leaders like Judge Chenoweth to counter a rising tide and recalls investigations into Republican spendings and school lands.
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Coke
Houston
San Jacinto
King Canute
Senator Coke
Loring Accounts Transferred to Treasury Solicitor
First Comptroller Durham sent a transcript of the accounts of George B. Loring, late commissioner of agriculture, to the solicitor of the treasury for action.
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Washington
Durham
George B. Loring
Agriculture
the Treasury
The Only Sure Cure for Chicken Cholera
A farmer reports severe chicken losses until using Bass and Brothuer’s Chicken Cholera Cure. After dosing six ill hens and the flock, all sick birds recovered and laying resumed. He claims no further cases and urges public notice of the discovery.
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Bass & Brothuers
B. R. HovaHuTon
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