Republican gains spark nationwide talk after Maine results
The piece reports on Republican advances following Maine results and hints at statewide momentum toward Hayes and Wheeler in November. It notes gains in Vermont Ohio Indiana and New York with projections of electoral support. The tone mirrors a Chicago Tribune dispatch, citing figures and party contrasts.
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Tilly
Tweed, Ey
Vermont
Ohio
Indiana
Inter-Ocean
Delaware
Wilmington
Cage Tribune
Binine
Augusta
J. G. Buaine
Gov. Morgan
New York
Gov. Tilden
Maine
Ahrio
California
Ayes
Wheeler
White House
Hayes Tax Charges and Affidavits Debunked
Ohio reports detail six affidavits countering charges against Gov. Hayes over personal property taxation. Affidavits assert returns were honest and accurate, noting property values and estate handling, including Birchard Library, with Hoyes’ tax records defended and explained.
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Tilden
Wis
Gov. Hayes
R.Y. Buckland
Fremont
Hayes
Birchard
Gov
Tayes
Brestont
Ohio
Mermont
Mayes
Kue Klux Plan of Campaign in Louisiana
A Northern traveler reports in the Republican that violence aimed at suppressing Republicans in North and Central Louisiana is rising. He recalls armed men in Monroe seeking Chief Justice Ludeling, the terror forcing many colored Republicans to flee. Democrats in Monroe praised Governor Nicholls’ opponent and warned violence against carpetbaggers, while white Republicans fear meetings and lashings.
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Louisiana
Monroe
Ludeling
Dinkgrave
George Wamlett
John McEnery
Ouachita
McEnery
Lapies
Packard
Gen. Nicholls
Iie
Warehouse Parish
Oak Ridge
Maurée Edwards
Orlerna
Chicago Tribune
Stony Hollow riot over party pole and flags sparks bloodshed
A political clash at Stony Hollow near the Ulster Delaware line turned violent as Republicans met to raise a flag and banner. Democratic roughs attacked with firearms, clubs, and stones, wounding Kingston men and others. the incident interrupted by armed groups and a mass exodus as police or guards failed to prevent the violence. The confrontation followed the cutting down of a pole and pursuit at the Kingston club meeting. Rufus Tremper led the assault on the pole, and Captain Alfred Tanner and several others were among the wounded with serious injuries reported.
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Stony Hollow
D Hayes and
Keeler Club
Richard Lamb
Tremere
Kingston Club
Wester Deartment
Stony Ollow Club
Hayes
Wheeler
Trumper
Stony Hallow
West Hurley Club
Tremper
Meanine
Fockey Hill
Tilden
Gen Gates
Repubenne
Kingston
Kingston Party
Ku. Linx Gain
Alfred Tanner
John T Bond
Meret
James V. L. Montange
Frank Worden
Rea
Stony Hulton
Ingersoll speaks to vast Cooper Institute audience
Col Robert G. Ingersoll of Illinois delivered a long political address at Cooper Institute in New York City to the largest and most enthusiastic crowd in a decade. The 2000 seated and 500 standing attendees filled the hall, corridors, and adjoining rooms as officials, merchants, financiers, lawyers, and politicians attended, with many conservatives and Democrats present.
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New York
Robert G. Ingersoll
Illinois
Cooper Institute
Third Avenue
Eighth
Chandler and
Tyner
Grant
Gov
Robinson
Col Cavanaugh
Peace and the Bloody Shirt in Reconstruction Debate
The Boston Traveler reprints a Reconstruction era tirade blaming Democrats for disloyalty and war, arguing that only Republicans stand for peace and equal rights. It attacks the Democratic use of the “bloody shirt” as a scare tactic, urges enforcing laws, and warns that republic or civil order rests on loyalty to the Constitution.
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Pierce
Buchanan
Congress
Union
House of Representatives
Party of Peace and Union
Loion
Democratic Party
Tilden
Hamburg
Republican Party
Fnte
Jeculse cHase
Boston
Traczeller
Tilden and Copperheads Clash in Civil War Era Debate
The piece discusses Daniel S. Tilden and his New York society during the Civil War era, accusing him of opposing the Union war effort. It cites 1860 remarks on anti secession, 1861 statements resisting force against the South, and 1864 Chicago platform role. It argues his publications aided rebellion, undermined patriotism, and later aligned with reconstruction critique.
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Manton
Tilden
Preston King
Republican Party
Willian Kent
Tweddle Hall
New York
Sumter
Mr. Tilden
James Brooks
Lincoln
Pugh
Abraham Lincoln
Vallandigham
Richard O'Gorman
Horatio Seymour
O'Gorman
Tiden
Marble
Fernando Wood
Valandingham
Jefferson Davis
Platform Committee
Chicago Democrationvention
Nathan
Boston Herald
Woal
Lis Oariety
Wade Hampton
The
Union
Arper
Cheese making aims for uniform curd texture and flavor
The text argues that consistent fermentation requires all curd particles to match in texture and firmness. Mixing soft and firm curd creates uneven fermentation, causing cyanic areas and eventual spoilage of the cheese.
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Birchardis
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Ingersoll
Mr. Ingersoll
Whiteler
Col. Ingersoll
New York City
Réaso mi Tor
Ted Bouth
Tare
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