County Republican meeting outlines Marshall ward representation
August 20 1888 a Republican county meeting in Marshall City outlines ward representation and delegates to the County Convention. Candidates for Senator and other municipal offices named while a nominating session sets the date August 25 for the next gathering at the Austin school trustees and various town houses to select delegates for the Revolutionary County Convention.
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Editorial on Prohibitionists and party alignments in the South
The piece critiques Prohibitionists and urges young voters to support the Republican party, arguing that the South’s progress favors Republicans over the Democrats. It cites figures, personalities, and contemporary political shifts, warning of loyalties and alliances among former Confederates and industry advocates.
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Prohibition Convention Nominates Dr A G Brody for Congress
At Jackson on Wednesday the prohibition congressional convention nominated Dr A G Brody of thiasity as candidate for Congress from the third district. Dr Bruce will commence writing campaign materials and plans to hire a hall for a speaking event at Ratton Rapids Saturday evening. The dispatch notes the old campaign approach remains, with delegates arranging pre meetings and speaking engagements.
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Hon James O'Donnell Urges Wool Tariff Defense in Debate
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