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Porter Declines Senate Candidacy Amid Indiana Campaign
Porter states he will not run for United States Senator and will remain Governor. The piece reviews 1880 election tensions in Indiana and neighboring states, with analysis of constitutional amendment questions, court rulings, and projected state and legislative results including notable majorities and county outcomes.
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Porter
United States
Indianapolis News
Supreme Court
Elliott
Woods
Niblack
Vanderbilt
William H. Vanderbilt
Enquirer
Indianapolis
Dudley
Orth
Tyner
Coburn
Cumback
Harrison
Cumbach
Col
Tue Svar
Congress
Matson
Putnam
Owen
Bartholomew
Johnston
Brown
Trent
Hendricks
Morgan
Monroe
Putnam County
James Brandon
William R. Grogan
Wim. Ford
Dudley Rogers
R. H. Walls
Sanders
Gray
Scott
Mitchell
Shanklin
Manson
Flemming
Woollen
Goodwin
Schmuck
Martin
Rynerson
Ivy
Neffs
Brandon
Grogan
Walls
Rogers
Ford
Senate
Indiana
Supreme Court of Indiana
Jayhawker
The
Swift
Samuel M. Hench
Allen County
Wm. P. O'Rourke
Chambers Patterson
Terre Uaute
Downey
Williams
Denison
Frazer
Warsaw
Osborne
Laporte
Iglehart
Evansville
Robert 8. Taylor
Fort Wayre
Albert G. Porter
Franklin Landers
Richard Gregg
Landers
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A. N. Martin
Fountain County
St. Joseph and
Stark
Perry
Noble
Ripley
Spencer
Carroll, White and Pulaski