The Examiner A Democratic call to reform and residence in Butler
The Examiner outlines its Democratic stance and aims to restore home use, free trade, and honest officials. It denounces Republican policies as centralized control and corporate influence, urging Butler's Democrats to back a return to prosperity and constitutional governance through party principles.
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Ty Examiner
Jefferson
Jackson
Orthwest
South
Butler
Tim Exi Ner
Unloading the State Leaders Across New England and Midwest
A New York dispatch notes the Republican party’s habit of unloading officials across states. Ohio, New York, Connecticut, New Hampshire and Oregon show Governors, Legislatures, general officers and U S Senators moved out in successive seasons. The pattern suggests a gradual lightening of the load in coming periods.
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New York
Republican Party
Ohio
Conicut
New Hamshire
Oregon
The Fall Campaign and Democratic Unity in Butler County
Democratic leaders urge unity for the fall elections highlighting state ticket and Congress races. They warn against Sart’s stance on currency and call for disciplined primaries, fair county conventions, and loyalty to elect a Democratic majority to influence national policy and local offices.
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Ohio
Congress
Washington
J. Q. Sarit
Wall Street
Butler
Warren
Fayette
Clinton
Clermont
J. Q. Sart
Ring
Butler County
Responsible Citizens Must Attend Primaries
An editorial argues that corrupt officeholders stem from voter apathy at primaries. Electors who skip primary meetings enable party-controlled nominations, leading to dishonest officials, higher taxes, and defalcations. The piece urges all voters to participate to curb corruption and ensure honest candidates.
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A Wrong Opinion of Public Duty
A local opinion piece condemns high charges by public bodies and urges reform. It argues government projects cost nearly double private work and calls for fair, not inflated, pay for public servants. The writer invites adherence to a principle of equal pricing if Butler county or Hamilton authorities assign work.
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Department of Public Duty
Butler County
City of
Hamilton
Democratic State Convention Shift and 1876 Candidates
The Democratic State Central Committee met in Columbus and moved the State Convention from August 15 to August 26. Noting ongoing races, the piece names several Democratic and Republican contenders for 1876, discusses constitutional reform, and highlights local party figures and The Examiner’s Democratic alignment.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Columbus
Buller County
Political row over minority representation and state politics
A long set of political notes questions the minority representation clause in a proposed constitution and its effect on Democratic and Republican power in Hamilton and Cuyahoga counties. It also covers Massachusetts Constabulary fate, a civil rights bill in Congress, praise for Bexx of Licking for Secretary of State, Ohio saloon politics, and a Swiss cantonal constitutional referendum passed on a Sunday.
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TivraMan
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Bay‘ard
Delaware
Parker
New Jersey
Crurca
Tupex
New York
Blaine
Maine
Conxirne
Locan
Illinois
Bourawszi
Massachusetts
Morton
Tullaman
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Cuyahoga
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U. S. Senate
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Theottom
A. T. Wikos
Bell
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Grand Jury Indicts Gen James H Godman for Embezzlement
Butler County grand jury report lists Gen James H Godman charged with embezzlement of public money. Also indicted are numerous others for minors offenses and property crimes. The report, presented with judge Gilmore presiding, reviews about four hundred witnesses and notes prior partial reports.
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Butler County
Gilmore
Butler
Grand
Rump & Fager
Wm. Bobmeyer
Jacob Berger
Bame
Henry Fisher
Henry Funkey
Pat K
Ambrose Conner
Geo. B. Roreback
Geo. B. Stith
Nathan Lentz
Mary J. Whitehill
Cremation and Urn Society Limited registered in London
A London company named The Cremation and Urn Society Limited is registered with proposed capital of £ sp,cco to handle cremation arrangements. The note casts a satirical line on cremationists and references Cincinnati politics and state affairs, mocking constitutional opinions and leaks in governance. It mentions Weston elected governor of New Hampshire and Ingersoll as Democratic governor of Connecticut.
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Mr. Westox
New Hamshire
Ingersoll
Connecticut
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