Election of Gen. White Openly Urges Party Vigilance
The piece argues Gen Harry White should be elected to the Senate and warns Republicans in Westmoreland and Indiana counties that losing the district could hand control of the State Senate to Democrats for years. It urges vigilance against outside influence, bribery, and the Destruction of the elective franchise, calling for steadfast support for the Republican ticket.
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Senate
Westmoreland
Indiana
United States
Harry White
Ranman
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Gen. Whites
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Bute i Eienae
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Conrad Bly
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Jacksonville
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Uruah Valley
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Republican rallying cry urges loyalty to Clark and Logan defeat
A long Republican address denounces Democratic slanders against Clark and urges Republicans to stay the course for Grant era governance. It frames Logan opposition as weak and stresses party unity, urging informed votes for the Republican banner and open discussion of issues nationwide.
Still They Come Democrats Lose Ground in New Voter Shift
The piece notes Democrats may fail to win outside Kentucky and New York and doubts they can retain power in Maine California Colorado and New Mexico. It comments on party disarray and suggests reform or a new name, citing Richard Vaux in the Pennsylvania scene.
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Kentucky
New York
Maine
California
Colorado
New Mexico
Democratic Party
Richard Vaux
Prominent Democrats Split Over New Departure Debate
The Johnstown Democrat quotes multiple Democratic counties and figures in a harsh critique of the New Departure stance. It rails against dissension, predicting the party will be driven from pillar to post and likening Democrat infighting to civil war tensions, with Burks county named as pivotal.
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Lan Brutus
Creser
Burks County
Wm. A. Wallace
Wallace
Bucks
Carbon
Guzets
Behaylkill
York
Fourth Ward
Philadelphia
Johnstown
Appomattox Court House
Harrison
Conversion offers favorable bonds to Northern Pacifics
INvANA County DEPosit announces a promotion urging Five-Twenty bond holders to convert to Northern Pacific Seven Thirties and Five-Twenty exchanges, highlighting premium profits, increased annual income, and the benefit of rapid funding of debt. The notice, signed by E H Winson, cashier, pushes conversion as timely due to rising loanable capital and expected rate shifts.
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Invana County
Inprana
Borror
America
Europe
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacfics
E. H. Winson
Casheir
Republicans Nominate Judge Gordon for President Judge
The Clarion Republicans in Jefferson Judicial District unanimously nominate Hon. I. G. Gordon of Jefferson County for President Judge. Democrats split and nominate two candidates. The district leans Democratic, but Democratic disunity may help Gordon win. The Democratic party of the North is condemned for trusting traitors of the South.
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I. G. Gordon
Jefferson County
Gordon
Democratic Party of the North
South
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