Logan's Acceptance of the Vice Presidential Nomination 1884
Logan accepts the Republican nomination for Vice President writing from Washington on July 19 1884. He endorses tariff reform protection for labor and capital and urges peaceful arbitration for inter national disputes while stressing unity of the American republic.
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Washington
Logan
Wasuraton
D. C
Sim
the Nations Republican Convention
United States
Atpough
Republican Party
Spanish America
Congress
Atlantic
Commonwealths
Europe
Logan Acknowledges Republican Plan for Free Elections
The speech denounces democratic tactics in southern states and vows to curb unlawful fraud in national elections. It urges education for Black voters, federal action to protect voting rights, and civil service reform while outlining broader Republican goals including pensions, eight hour law, and navy expansion.
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American Republic
South
Democratic Party of the
Chicago
Republican Party
Civil Services
Labor Bureau
Those Eyes and Pearls and Plumes from Chicago
A fragment from The Current describing a woman's features in florid, romantic terms. The speaker praises eyes lips neck hands waist and ankles with lyrical imagery, then balks at continuing and notes origin as Chicago.
General Jacksons Duels and Their Aftermath in Tennesse
The Cincinnati Enquirer recounts Andrew Jacksons dueling career from 1796 to 1813. A Knoxville street duel over a wife, a second Kentucky duel where Dickinson fell wounded and later died, and the 1813 street confrontation with Jesse Benton, Carroll, and Thomas Benton illustrate Jacksons fearless, volatile path and lasting injuries.
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Cincingati Enquirer
Andrew Jackson
United States
Tennessee
Sevier
Jackson
Knoxville
van Dyke
Dickinson
Ervin
General Jackson
Swann
South
Mr. Coffee
McNairy
Coffee
Nashville Impartial Review
Dickinson O
Overton
Goodby
William Carroll
Jesse Benton
Thomas H. Benton
Carroll
Thomas Benton
Thomas
Nashville
Colonel Coffee
Bentons
Rascal
Tom Benton
Benton
Nominations for Fifty Years in Democratic Conventions
A table tracks fifty years of Democratic convention nominations and ballots. It notes Breckinridge on the fifty sixth ballot, Pierce on the forty ninth, Seymour on the twenty third, with other entries listing Van Buren Polk Buchanan McClellan Greeley Tilden Hancock and Cleveland across several ballots.
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N. Y. Herald
Breckinridge
Franklin Pierce
Horatio Seymour
Martin van Buran
James K. Polk
Lewis Cas
Ranch and for sale notice in Nebraska directory
Stock directory listing cattle brands J M on left jaw and ear, horses brand E on left shoulder. Ranch on Red Willow Creek near Thornburg Me County with deeded farm and timber land for sale. Two farm houses, improvements, water, school access, near Republican river. call J F Back on premises or Indianola Nebraska.
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Red Willow
Thornburg
Neb
J. M
Postoffice
Max
Dundy County
Nebraska
Osborn
Red Willow Creek
Frontier County
Spring Canyon
Frenchman River
Chase County
Republican River
Willow Creek
J. F Back
Indianola
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Gen. Logan
Foreign Political Relations
Joan A. Logan
John B. Henderson
Republican Committee
James Buchanan
John C. Breckenridge
George B. McClellan
Horace Greeley
Samuel J. Tilden
Winfield
Hancock
Grover Cleveland
Stock Directory
Dennis M’killip
W. J. Wilson
Henry T. Church
Spring Creek Cattle CO
Republican Valley
Dry Creek
Spring Creek
J.D. Welborn
McCook
C.D. Brcanbrack
Stokes & Troth
P.O
Carrico
Hayes County
George J. Frederick
Raneh
John Hatfield & Son
B. Meserve
Joseph Allen
Brand
Don
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