Republican National Convention Meeting Notice 1883
A notice from Washington D C dated December 12 1883 announces the Republican National Convention to meet in Chicago Illinois on Tuesday June 31 1834 at 12 noon for presidential and vice presidential nominations. Delegates from states districts and territories will be chosen by popular conventions with rules for delegate elections and contest notices.
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Chicago
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District of Columbia
National Committee
M_ SARIN
Minnesota
Joan A. Martin
Kanes
Republica National Comalttes
Republican State Convention to Elect Delegates in Grand Rapids
Republican voters are invited to attend the state convention in Grand Rapids on April 2 1884 to choose four delegates at large and two per congressional district for the Chicago national convention. The meeting will determine a state central committee and set rules for district delegates with emphasis on American labor and civil rights.
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Provident
Grand Rapids
Apalacka
Amd
Cesolurioue
Livingstona
Mt. We
Detroit
Mich
Edwariua
LACES
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H.W. Corre
Bowen
Hiveros Paankily Jmin CO
Sitary
O. CG
Poweins
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Moxnour
JOM
Saigenti
EG D. Dbounes
McBaine
Crash
Kivnane
Ware Wa
Hanteurk
Kogan Wreees
WOM
Kinearmick
A.B Dasast
Dunn M. Rick
Paitin
Avueat Pack
Ates
Swien
Republican State Central Committee
Prince's Death and Court calendar headline notes
Editorial notes recall Prince Txopoty's death at 31, Michigan Supreme Court opens April term in Lansing next Tuesday, August ScHet of New York a noted banker and Democrat is dead, Daniel J Baswee confirmed US judge for the eighth circuit, post office receipts for quarter show a decline, local election results promised for next issue, readers urged to send full returns.
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Wne Supreme Court of Michigan
Lansing
August ScHet
New York
Sead
Delegates planned for district convention in Marshall
The third district seeks two delegates for the national Republican convention in Chicago. A district convention should elect them, with each township and ward sending one delegate, proposing Barry, Branch, Walhoun, Jackson, and Hatoo counties totaling 119 delegates. The call favors early action and district-wide paper input.
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Chicago
Marshall
Barry County
Branch
Walhoun
Jackson
Hatoo
Vetera
Democracy Fights to Defend Free Suffrage in South
The piece argues that state officers, judges, and lawmakers will choose a successor to Senator Vance. It warns that unity among anti democracy forces can defeat the Democrats by at least 5,000. It cites Copiah County results and condemns shotgun voting and violent suppression as a national crisis to end democracy’s hold on the South.
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Supreme Court
Vance
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Senate Committee
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South
Matthews
Gneen
Butler
South Carolina
United States Senate
Congress
Republican Party
Copiab
Danville
Ita
Diagrepelu
Aanent
Gus
English arrogance and courage shape historic battles and disasters
A sweeping, polemical lecture argues that English military success hinges on discipline and modern arms. It cites Braddock, Isandlwana, and Waterloo era examples to claim barbarian forces fail against well‑armed troops, while praising English infantry and bayonet tactics over Arab bravery. The piece links colonial wars, Islamic campaigns, and Napoleon’s comments to underline fear of unequal odds and the supremacy of rifles and cannons.
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Trug
America
Africa
Asia
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Isaddula
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England
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Leo Colley
Graham
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Battle of the Pyramids
Napoleon
Aveola
Rivola
Lodi
The
Pyramids
Spain
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Tudia
Mohammmedana
el Madhi
Mahomet
Europe
Loms
Charles Martel
France
Saladin
Amarath the Great
Richard
Jerusalem
Christendom
Trade Damage to Bruni From the Ullog Hera
The severe depression of all industries in Britain causes loud complaint. Working men are disturbed by stoppage of … circular bag distributed in large numbers. It deserves careful perusal now when congress to adopt a free trade policy. The Workingman of England.
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Bruni
Britain
England
Free Trade Ruin Threat to English Industry, Labor Leans
A chronicler laments one sided free trade harming Liverpool Hull and London imports of hardware woodwork and machinery all duty free. He cites 8000 unemployed in Liverpool 3000 in Manchester and widespread job losses across provinces. The piece blames foreign goods for debt hunger and decay urging legislature to secure fair open trading and prevent collapse of industry.
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Liverpool
Hull
London
Manchester
Duwley
Oakengates
Stivel- Joy
Coalbrookdale
Liverpool Docks
Mersey
John Bull
Liberal Party
John Ball
England
Cobden
Faiz Teaver
Josrox
Avers Cherry Pectoral Advertisement and Endorsements
The fragment promotes Avers Cherry Pectoral as a forty year proven remedy for throat illnesses and terrible coughs. It includes testimonials from individuals in various places praising relief and recovery after using the product, emphasizing rapid action and long term health.
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