New York Republicans Convene at Syracuse in 1864
The New York Republicans met in Syracuse to nominate delegates to the National Convention. George Dawson was elected permanent chairman and several delegates were named, with a slate of district delegates listed and a series of resolutions affirming unity, fiscal reform, and loyalty to the Union. The platform denounces the Democrats, pledges sound currency and free public schools, and endorses U.S. Grant’s administration and the national cause.
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New Hampshire Publican Victory Seen in State Vote
In New Hampshire the Republican party is shown as likely to win a dominant popular vote for the first time since 1873, with 70,000 to 80,000 total ballots. analysts cite past majorities and recent Belknap affair fallout as shaping a GOP edge and Democratic weak points in Congress.
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Purge of Corrupt Officials Gains Ground in New England
The Chicago Tribune notes that Whisky Ring exposures in New Hampshire and Maine have spurred decisive popular condemnation of corrupt officials. Democratic attacks fail to mask a reform push within both parties as voters demand thorough investigations and cleansing of public service to restore trust.
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Not Just Her We Have Identified Thirty Votes
The text discusses political gains with the Republican lead near three votes a. It references Herben and a national contest, noting strong promise for victory. It mentions overwhelming success akin to 1873 and reflects on voter proportions and potential landslide outcomes.
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Democratic Tactics and Honest Republicans in Question
The piece accuses Democratic leaders of exploiting isolated Republican corruption to gain support for the presidential contest while shielding their own ranks. It contends Republicans have pursued vice, and that voters see through the Democrats' “electioneering dodge” and memory of past plunder.
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Election Dodges Stir Voter Skepticism Amid Empire Appeals
A Toledo Blade summary notes voters doubt party promises amid claims of plunder and Abbott campaign rhetoric. It argues the publicans educated in the Democratic school face Republican denunciations as the party shifts tactics ahead of elections.
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Meanest Woman in New York Exposed for Charity Fraud
A fashionable New York woman who donated dressmaking to poor inmates faced delay in payment, ultimately paying $12 after a six month dispute. The piece calling her the meanest woman in New York notes similar abuses where charity funds are diverted to pay for lavish dresses, with cases of late wages to a poor seamstress and a lawyer compelled to cover costs.
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Bankers and a wandering con man in Detroit tale
A wealthily dressed stranger solicits loans from a citizen, claiming plans to go to Mexico. After drinking with him, the man collapses and is detained by police. A search reveals four cents, a key, and a doorway hook as clues to a petty theft twisted by a supposed financial scheme.
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Religious and Educational Efforts in Bible Revisions
The article notes a 43 percent figure among The Bible Society of the city seeking to remedy conditions. It discusses revised Bible wording from Isaiah 9 6 and recounts a pastor candidate's observations on ministerial tenure, cemetery visits, and Sunday funerals, reflecting on church practices and death timing.
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Diurnal Leaf Movements in Abies Nordmanniana and Related Inventions
Reports note Chatin's observation of periodic fir leaf movements causing whitish lower surfaces by day and green upper surfaces at other times. Other items describe a new jacquard loom substitute using a cranked arbor and levers, arctic sea temperatures at depth near Spitzbergen, a wool adulteration controversy over hair and wool content, and methods to distinguish fibers for duty assessments.
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Manifold Faithful Prayer Amid Uncertain Times
A devotional text cites a seeker’s plea for divine guidance and strength through fear and doubt. It references trust in God, childlike faith, and the hope that spiritual refuge and patience will sustain the weak soul until revelation. The passage echoes longing for mercy, peace, and steadfast faith.
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Family Worship as Nation’s Moral Bedrock in Pastoral View
A Presbyterian reflection urges households to restore family worship as a moral and religious cornerstone. It laments secular neglect, praises simple home prayers, and tells of daughters drawn to faith through daily Bible readings and thanksgiving. It warns pastors to oversee young couples starting homes.
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