Butler County Political Commentary and Printing Debates
A spirited 19th century item attacks organizing cries and printing costs, cites Lixprey and Desree Isis Excellency along with Gov. Al. LN. It urges Butler County voters to judge candidates by honesty and probity, urging action on August 25 for the good of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isis
Al.ln
Dayton
Ohio
Union
Cray
Bentos
Webnsster
America
Butler
Democratic Paper Defends Integrity Amid Political Attacks
A Butler county newspaper declares it remains a Democratic organ despite claims of Republican influence. It praises long-standing local Democrats, condemns opportunistic outsiders, and discusses a proposed Auditor candidate rejection by a rival editor. The piece argues for fair play and loyalty to the Democratic cause.
Prospects of a Democratic Victory in New York
The piece analyzes Democratic hopes to win the New York governorship and assemble, plus a U S Senate seat, while detailing the Dix faction's waning strength. It cites temperance factions, Syracuse dissenters, and Auburn Republicans, noting Governor Dix’s actions, local option debates, and partisan rhetoric shaping the State Convention's approach.
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Reuben E. Fenton
United States
Senate
Dix
Dix Party
Syracuse
Auburn
Horatio Seymour
Temperance Party
Republican Party
Uris
Dis
Eeling
Grant
Weeker
Temperance
Grant Party
Washington
Dix Isgeme
Democratic Party
New York
Massachusetts Political Turmoil Clouds Gubernatorial Prospects
A Boston era report outlines a tangled Massachusetts Republican scene with factions backing Talbot Rice and Hoar, while Butler influence complicates chances. Dems may gain from anti prohibitionist labor reform partnerships, potentially yielding a Democratic U.S. Senator.
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Massachusetts
Goston
Talbot
Rice
Hoar
Butler
General Butler
United States
Mr Warwick Denies Charges in Democratic Row
Isaac M. Warwick replies to a July Zeitung charge accusing him of smuggling into a Democratic convention and betraying party principles. Warwick defends his attendance as voluntary, asserts loyalty to true democracy, and vows to pursue reform while denying accusations of theft or renegade status. He notes past efforts to expose discrepancies totaling about one hundred fifty thousand dollars and calls for accountability for editor Dilly Court.
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Warwick
Hamilton
Dilly Court
Cape Horn
Fejee Islands
North Pole
Butler County
Zeitung
Peter Murphy
Barton James
James E. Neal
Isaac Warwick
Jacob ‘Troutman
John R. Sites
Nilly Court
Adolph Schmidt
Gamaliel
Hodder
Isaac M. Warwick
Dangers Multiply Federal Bayonets Bid
A chaotic editorial voice inflames war fever amid cross cutting insults and threats. References to Cockerill Murphy and the War Department dispatch claim federal troops and racial slurs escalate tensions. Local leaders like the Lord Mayor and Squire Deboldt call for drastic action as violence looms and prices rise.
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Cockerill
Munters
Kentucky
Hodder
Murphy
Mill Creek
Dillycore
Sites
Dave Lingler
Pat Dougherty
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Vicksburg
Washington
War Department
Grapevine
Grant
Wodder
Bexar
Squire Deboldt
Elk Creek Rangers
Crow-Horrer
Great World’s Exposition Comes to City August 22
The John Robinson’s Great World’s Exposition, a leading American show, will visit this city on Saturday August 22. Report notes Pittsburgh audiences crowd pavilions and praise Emma Lake’s act as part of a first rate circus with a diverse menagerie and large entertainment program lasting two days.
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John Robinson
America
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Pittsburch
Stickney
Wilson
Mies Emma Lake
Ohio constitution changes praised with cautions
The editor endorses the proposed Ohio Constitution with caveats noting a fixed annual legislature salary, separate item votes to curb pork barrel tactics, and disqualification of officials with state claims. It lauds end of double trials, independent judges, and stricter ethics including no rail pass gifts, while promising further discussion next week.
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Ohio
Commonwealth
Senate
House
General Assembly
Poblic
Mr. Peck Denies Newspaper Ownership Interest
A card from H P E Peck responds to a dispute raised by Mr Berry, asserting he never owned any stock in a Hamilton newspaper. He offers to pay 16 percent of the value of any stock shown to have been his if proof is produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joun C. Lixprey
Butler County
Lixprtry
Vulley
Desree
Hoddder
Division of Lemon Township Into Two Precincts Approved
Viewers reports the division of Lemon Township into two election precincts with a northern/western and southern/eastern split along section lines. Board declares the division approved after no remonstrance and compliance with the law. The preferred dividing line runs from the northeast corner of section 7 west along section lines to the Great Miami River. Along with the precinct read, a phonography academy notice appears in another column.
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Lemon Township
Great Miami River
Jouxn W. Cox
B.S. Jams
Joux M. Miaviurgix
Phonography Academy
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HamiltonGrammer
Hamilton Printing CO
John K Neilan
Crean
Wexver
Jous Q. Sacre
Joan
Third District
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WLPR
Peck
Delacourt
Millikin
Wedder
Democrat
The
Enquirer
Prew
Egypt
Havemeyer
New York World
Honpen
Marion County
Lebanon
Hartford
Witer
Pye
California
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Sophie
Av Cook
Chania
H. P. E. Peck
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