Republican Voters of Marshall County Convene May 18
Marshall County Republicans are urged to elect delegates to a county convention at the Court House in Lacon on May 18 at 1 p.m. to nominate five delegates to the state convention in Springfield on May 22 and to select county central committee representatives for the 8th congressional and the senatorial districts. Delegates are apportioned by Presidential vote, with town quotas listed. Also notes a May 11 meeting for towns lacking arrangements.
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Gad County
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Steuben
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la Prairie
Belle Plain
Lopewell
Enteyttes
Thomas Ellis
Mull.Moore
Glegh
Hatta
Earge Scholes
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County Central Committee
TATE
Illinois
Stark County
Court of
Auth County
Alfred T. Powell
Robert F.vawell
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Quardian
Cincinnati conventions stir rumors of presidential race
At Cincinnati yesterday the to be beat Grant convention drew large crowds amid chatter of presidential nominees including Trumbull and Davis with Adams and Greeley as likely contenders. Vice presidency names such as Fen ton Curtin and Palomer circulated. The piece notes Republican doubts and warns the move could fracture the party. A parallel convention at Fairbury discussed by a largely editorial group framed as a country press alliance.
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Curtin
Palomer
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Reform
Political factions and maneuvers cited in party contests
Theodore Tilton cites the antidote to Grant’s renomination as a counter nomination of Greeley. The Peoria Transcript likens factional moves to a spider and the fly and notes Canton Register editor James K. Magie as a secretary of state candidate. comments on veterans like ML and Seth with pen and speech. references Judge Parks of Adtorn and other party maneuvering.
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Grant as Next President Speech Adopts Silent Leader Image
A speaker extols Ulysses S. Grant as a strong wartime and national leader, blaming recent political mismanagement for his exit from power. The orator asserts Grant will be president, despite critics who may mock or bargain in politics. If the battle is waged as proposed and Grant runs, the speaker pledges support.
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Mystery and Brgatification in Swedenborgian Thought
A religious paper reviews Swedenborgian views on Heaven and Hell, noting the belief in an eternal home connected to this world. It compares views across denominations, critiques punitive aspects, and comments on how law steadies belief while noting social temper as spring conflicts with seasonal attire and fashion.
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Theodore Tilton
Heaven
Hell
Universalists
Wire-Pullers Behind Missouri Cincinnati Convention
The piece denounces the Missouri Cincinnati Convention as a political move by career politicians Gratz Brown Carl Schurz Trumwall and Greeley, labeling it a bread and butter tactic of office seekers. It laments the actors as the source of unrest while listing local relocations of figures like Charles Dickinson Richard and Wirt streets and others tied to the scenario.
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Doston
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Charles Dickinson
Richard and Wirt Streets
D. D. Woodward
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J. Russell
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W.T. Touse
Pictorial Advertiser puzzle study and political notes
The piece notes Krenz Yontran evaluating answers in the Pictorial Advertiser with Miss E M McClung of Florida read as the earliest date interpreter. It records 69 solutions, nine correct, and quotes a food stock boast. It then cites Chicago Interior opposing Grant’s re election and asks what Grant loyalists say, referencing C N McCormick’s leadership of the Interior and its Democratic sympathy.
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Meteorological thermometer report from April to May
A weekly temperature record kept by Dis EGF and A Powell at City Drug Store shows daily readings. Highest temperature reached 70 degrees on Wednesday, with other values around 68 to 61 degrees during the week and a low of 30 degrees on Saturday morning.
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A. Powell
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Uncalled Letters At Henry Post Office Weekly List
List of letters remaining uncalled for at the Henry post office for the week ending May 1 1872 includes Berry John OtHe Bower Boyde Wm Stigna Frank A Dionttt Mes dic Sutter Mrs M Follett Townsend Townsend McQowen McMannus Charles Walton Alex Meolich Mrs D J and others. Advertisement notes Womanhood and marriage guidance 108 pages. Sent 25c Dr Whittier 617 St Charles St Louis Mo.
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M Follett d Townsend & McQowen
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Charles Walton
Alex. Meolich
Whittier
St. Charles
Louis
Sulyisay
Photographs and Portrait Services at Lowe’s Gallery
A notice advertises A. Wilhoft’s partnership offering photography and painted portraits. Jo has seven years of experience and promises satisfaction in oil ink or color work. Rooms are above Dr Powell's Drug Store for viewing and ordering. testimonials claim high-quality results.
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