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Newspaper
Marshall Messenger
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1876
Page
4
A playful phrase suggests Kilpatrick could be dubbed the Steadless Horseman in response to Gen. Sherman and Grant's exchange. The remark hinges on Kilpatrick’s riding stead and battlefield reliability.
In sharp remarks, Butler predicts a hard-fought contest while urging voters to back Tilden. Col Ingersoll mocks the Republican label as the only decent party, and Carl Schurz accuses the party of rot, framing a heated intra party division and public debate.
The Heraldanys notes a meeting of Republican singers to organize a Tiayes and Wheeler glee club. Since the October elections the group is described as likely to sing with similar mood to a noted past figure, while Whitebesd and D Legore traveled to Efingham yesterday.
The Burlington Hawkeye blasts George J. Chaffee in a strident editorial, calling his congressional letter a radical, ill-considered rant. The piece mocks his aims and predicts a heavy defeat, contrasting his rhetoric with political cartoons of the era.
The State Attorneys Office dispute in the county centers on license rules. Democratic candidate Orndorff lacks two years of study but will complete by January Term. license not required to hold office. Rumors claim Judge Davis blocked either candidate, which is denied by sources. Voters urged to decide without this electioneering canard.
W H Peters announces a new livery stable in the old Han Eaton building in Marshall. He invites the public to inspect his fine stock and rigs with reasonable prices and will be glad to serve all who need horse housing or rental services.
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