Republican State Convention at Detroit Opera House
Announcement of the Republican state convention to nominate state officers and electors for President and Vice President. Detroit at Provelooka on Wednesday August 3. Delegates by county. county quotas and residency rules. Signed by State Central Committee members and secretary A. W. Smith, Detroit.
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United States
Ay Bitues
Detroit
Provelooka
Ayoon Wedgerday
Anguan
Urand Kaguds
Ever County
Gwen
Gevernor
Sayvetes
Wsuat
Central Cotemictes
Varlicet Mall
van Yile
Wim. Livingstone Jr
Burton Parker
H. Coute
How. Rowton
D. B. Ainger
J.K Giddings
C.V RR
Pond
Win
Chamberlain
W. McBride
B.C. White
W. Watkins
DB. Long
A. Wingar
L. Kilpatrick
Juha Abbott
AS. Martin
Shas
Areen Packe
J. Meech
C. Rockafellow
Thos
J. Bates
CG. B. Wallard
State Gentral Committee
A. W. Smith
Culhoun County
Editorial Notes on Political Figures and Rallies
Tofany stands with Cleveland while Irving Hall democrats oppose him. Anoraen dropped out. The elections committee plans to unseat Wilson of Towra. Virginia shows 27 Blaine supporters as others rally. Jons H. Kinkman named Alaska governor. Gilbert A. Pierce named Dakota governor. Judge Vaunmann resigns at 75 after 30 years on the bench. Blaine praised for magnetism and leadership. E B Lacey returns from Washington and comments on policy.
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Anoraen
House Committee On Elections
Uoeat Wilson
Towra
Jersey City Pastor Ruined After Starvation Betrayal Incident
Pastor Daux of Jersey City saved a woman from starvation and was betrayed by her. She later exposed his life to his wife, who forgave him. she then threatened to expose him to his church. The pastor is now out of work and practically ruined.
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Pastor Daux
Jersey City
Fife
Ian Ward
America
Europe
Samuel Ward
Rhode Island
Prime, Ward & King's Great ,Banking House
New York City
Sam Ward
Round Hill
Northampton
George Bancroft
Columbia Collage
University of Heidelberg
Germany
New York
Emily Astor
William B. Astor
Mr. Ward
New Orleans
Medora Grymes
John Randolph Grymes
Mia
Julia Ward Howe
F. Marion Crawford
Ward
California
Washington
Bayard political critique in 19th century rhetoric
The piece condemns Bayard as unlikely to succeed with Democrats or others, comparing him to Greeley and Bayard’s wartime stance. It accuses Bayard of poor record and alignment with threats from figures like Joan Kenny and Ben Butler, noting Butler’s presidential nomination and Chicago convention delegate role.
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Bayard
Greeley
Joan Kenny
Ben Butler
Dana
Chicago
Tilden
Cleveland
Randall
Carlisle
Gary
Butler
McDonald
Todiana
Flower
New York
Justice Field
Gen. Rosecrans
California
Trumbull
Palmer
Morrison
Lllinois
Hendricks
Indiana
Hoadly
Payne
Thurman
Ohio
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Massachusetts
New York Law
Judge Field
New York Sien
Wower
Tax Town Prohibition Law Takes Effect July Fourth
Temperance forces prepare to enforce the new law while dealers vow resistance. Military units are being disbanded in some areas to avoid riots. Drugists meet and vote that the law cannot apply to them, with about 920 under the statute regulating pharmacy expected.
Election schedule across states shown in historic notes
The outline lists upcoming electoral dates in several states. August 4 for governor in Alabama, August 17 in Tennessee, September 4 in Arkansas and Vermont, September 4 in Maine with a constitutional liquor vote on October 1, Georgia governor race, October 14 Ohio and West Virginia elections, culminating in Ohio with two congressmen and minor offices contested.
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Alamaba
Tannaseee
Arkansas
Vermont
Maine
Georgia
Ohio
West Virginia
Democratic Congressman Provokes False Public Lands Claim
A Democratic member of Congress was quoted in the Record asserting General Logan secured 0,000 acres of public lands by questionable means. Members challenged the claim, Logan dismissed it as untrue, and the piece notes the start of a campaign built on lies likely to end with a tissue ballot and gun policy.
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Congress
General Logan
House
General Loan
Cuancers Fexno Horrstan Obituary and Literary Legacy
Cuancers Fexno Horrstan born in 1806 New York City rose to edit the North American and founded Knickerbocker magazine He edited American Monthly New York Mirror and Literary World authored several prose works and poetry He spent years in Hartford insane asylum where he died He wrote the war song Sparkling and Bright.
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Cuancers Fexno Horrstan
New York City
North American
Knickerbocker Magazine
American Monthly
New York Mirror
Literary World
Hoffman
Hartford
Independent bolt history in U S politics and 1848 link
Turbolt of Geo W Curtis & Co cites that independent moves against regular party candidates have historically failed. The wrap traces early 19th century attempts against Madison, Civil War era splits, the 1848 Van Buren bolt, and mid-19th century reforms, noting the recurring pattern of unity among major parties despite dissident factions.
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Turbolt
Geo. W. Curtis & Co
Madison
Virginia
John Langdon
Elbridge Gerry
New York
DeWitt Clinton
Jared Ingersoll
Empire State
Manson
Clinton
van Buren
Taylor
Lincoln
Cleveland
John C. Fremont
John Quelrane
Wendell Phillips
B. Grate Brown
James Redpath
Frederick Douglass
New York Tribune
Horace Greeley
Montgomery Blair
Massachusetts
Charles Sumper
Grant
Cincinnati
Tax Buffalo Express Endorses Blaine and Logan Boldly
The Buffalo Express, a staunch republican paper, declares for Blaine and Logan despite admiration for Blaine private concerns. It says opposition to Blaine came from concern for wary voters and notes fear of alienating conscience voters within the party.
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Buffalo Express
Blaine
Logan
Express
To-pa Anniversary Reflection on American Liberty and Progress
A commemorative passage extols the one hundred eighth anniversary of American independence. It lauds peace and liberty, global respect, vast resources, and naval strength. It highlights expansive telegraphs, railways, media, education, civilization, and the enduring tree of liberty.
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America
Ward and Devon Referenced as Political Figures in Nineteenth Century Debate
A fragmentary column contrasts Ward with Thudow Weed, noting Ward’s pursuit of pleasure over duty and labeling him a lobbyist. It praises Weed as a patriot and philanthropist and criticizes the Mormon church while defending Blaine and Logan’s ticket. It also mentions Lacey’s retirement and an open field for new candidates, with Michigan references from the Charlotte Republican and Buffalo Express.
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Charles the Second
George the Fourth
Toshina
Rochester
Buckingham
Sedley
Sheridan
Selwyn
H Beauclerc
Genita
Thudow Weed
Ward
Democratic Party
Republic
Widecenn
Harikar
Buffalo Express
Rep
Mr. Lacey
Eaton County
Charlotte
History of the Republican Party by Frank A. Flower
A historical overview recounts the party from its 30-year origin through the Civil War, reconstruction, and its eighth presidential campaign. The Union Publishing Co advertises the postpaid book for $2, urging agents nationwide to obtain copies in Springfield.
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Wlistory
Rrepublican Party
Republican Party
Frank A. Fiower
Addre Union Publishing Co
Springfield
Juries and Jurymen and Other 19th Century Notices
A compact survey notes trials of the jury system and calls for reform amid recent miscarriages of justice. It reviews topics on national economy, Canadian annexation, privacy law, and a future of Negro symbolism, with other civic items from Moros Illinois to Broadway peep shows and a medical advertisement segment.
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North American Review
Robert C. Pitman
van Buren Denalow
Noah Davis
Marriage Iverce
P. Bender
Canada
United States
D. McG. Means
Charles T. Congdon
The
Necro
Senator 2. B. Vance
Frederick Dougass
Joel Chandlesares Reustat Jobee Tgan
Prof
Hiehard T. Greener
Gen
S. G. Droshrvan
Oliver Johnson
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Alaska
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Chicago Daily News
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Seventeenth Circuit
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Kentucky Delmont
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Kennucky Walmart
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J.C. Blake & C, McGarty
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Kalamazoo, Mich
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