Republicans Sweep Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio Gain Seats
The latest returns show 22 of 27 Pennsylvania congressional seats won by Republicans with a state ticket majority over 35 000. Indiana defeats Dan Vanrhees and shows Republican gains while Ohio elects a Republican ticket by 16 600. The three states signal a strong party consolidation and a rebuke to copperheads and bolting Republicans.
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Pennsylvania
Artranft
Philadelphia
Stone
Indiana
Hendrick
Grant
Wilson
Iowa
Dan Vanrhees
Congress
Repub
High Joint debate on Greeley secession stirs Iowa crowd
In Kinsella Hall A. T. Marvin and G. W. Birdsall clashed over Greeley’s secession view as Bradstreet and Smith timed the exchange. Birdsall pressed that secessionist rhetoric existed in Greeley while Marvin admitted no clear live issue emerged. The event ended with light laughter as Birdsall’s performance exceeded Marvin’s.
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A. T. Marvin
G. W. Birdsall
The
Express
Kinsella Hall
Y. Bradstreet
H. D. Smith
Birdsail
Greeley
Margin
N. Y. Tribune
Greeley Sumnerized
South
Republic
North
Marvin
Birdsall
Pennsylvania
Plymouth Rock
Missouri
Mr Marvin
Mr. Birdsall
Mr. Marvin
Birdeaul
Political factions exposed before final battle
A broad spectrum of groups including Republicans disappointed office holders ex rebels Ku Klux repudiators and demagogues faced exposure and pillory as the republic nears a crucial national showdown, with their influence threatened thirty days before the decisive contest.
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Ku Klux
Carpenter Speech Delights Monticello Crowd In Campaign
Hon. C. C. Carpenter spoke Tuesday night in Kinsella Hall before a large audience including many women. The Glen Club opened with songs Let Us Have Peace and Four Years More. Carpenter likened his case to a Pennsylvania Justice verdict and delivered a three hour address to an attentive crowd. The Glee Club closed with The Tidal Wave For Grant to Yankee Doodle.
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C. C. Carpenter
Monticello
Kinsella Hall
Glen Club
Carpenter
Lovell
Govrnor
Glee Club
Mr. Marvin
Grant
College Hall Imbroglio at Hopkins Iowa Speech
Correspondent reports a chaotic College Hall gathering at Hopkins Iowa where students disrupted a political address with loud noises and catcalls. The piece mocks the rowdy scene, urges decorum, and suggests consequences for the professor and audience while praising the Monticello Glee Club.
1872 Iowa general election proclamation by Governor Carpenter
Governor Carpenter proclaims the November general election to fill statewide offices including President electors and state offices. It lists district and county vacancies for judicial posts and legislative seats, naming districts and resignations, and urges sheriffs to publish and enforce the notice. Des Moines October 1 1872.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Proclamation of Iowa Jones County General Election 1872
The proclamation informs Electors of Jones County Iowa of the General Election on the Sunday in November 1872. It lists county offices to be elected Clerk of the District and Circuit Courts Recorder and Two Supervisors. It notes a proposed Board of Supervisors expansion from three to five and is signed by Sheriff B. Crane.
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Iowa
Dilberry
Indiana
Greeley
Pennsylvania
Ohio
United States
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General Assembly
Board of Supervisors
B. Crane
Said
Circuit Court
Jones County
Towa
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Monticello
Anamosa
O. B. Crane
Said County
Sheean & McCann
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