Republican platform platform on currency and reform
The document outlines party positions on finance, currency with specie resumption, federal obligations payable in world currency, commerce regulation, state railway control, equal protection, government spending retrenchment, direct presidential elections, patent law revisions, civil service integrity, anti corruption, and suffrage expansion to women. It emphasizes adherence to Republican pledges and constitutional amendments.
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Repmblikan Party
Breeso.ven
Republican Party
Ople
Shepotla
United States
Congress
Gongiess
General Assembly
Fifteenth General Assembly
No Apology to Make Civil War Era Copperhead Attacks
A 19th century political notice denounces J L Sheean as a copperhead linked to Knights of the Golden Circle and secessionist views. It argues he refused apologies for past antiwar stances while seeking Congress, and accuses him of appealing to Democrats under a new label.
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Republic
J. L. Sheean
Copperhead
Anamosa
Lincoln
Jones County
J. L.sheean
Knights of the Golden Circle
Prorebel-Copperhead
Iowa
Sheena
Sheean
Center Junction
Bheean
County Republican Convention Sees Unity After War
The Jones county gathering at Center Junction unites to reassert Republican supremacy amid anti-monopoly reform talk. Delegates elect B. H. White for clerk, R. L. Duer for recorder, and party stalwarts to supervisor and central committee. Speeches underscore defense of Union principles and opposition to Democratic secessionist aims.
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Center Junction
Richland
H. D. Sherman
Mr. White
C. W. Gurney
R. L. Duer
Monticello
L. Schoonover
R. McDanniels
Duer
McDaniels
J. C. Ramsay
Coul
Garrison
Clark
Myrick
A. O. Dreibelbis
County Central
W. J. Holmes
Central Committee
T. M. Wilds
Wyoming
J. GC. Dietz
Anamosa
Jno. Duer
D. E Reamer
A. A. Myrick
Fairview
Resolutions
White
Jones County
South
Louisiana
New Orleans
Republican Party
Lovejoy’s Fall Described as Democratic Buyout in 19th Century Tale
The piece condemns Lavenny Lovejoy for accepting a political nomination under a system the writers blame on Bourbon Democrats. It accuses Democrats in the South of voter suppression and notes shifts in the North. The text cites W. S. Slocum’s remark and accuses J. L. Sheean of orchestrating the nomination, asserting Lovejoy’s loyalty to Republican ideals is unresolved.
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Lavenny
Lovejoy
Bourbon
Jeff Davis
Towa
Lovejoys
Elijah
Owen Lovejoy
Republican Party
Slocum
J. L. Sheeran
Shivean
Sheean
John BE. Lovesey
Mr. Lovejoy
Lovejoy urged to shun Sheean political alliance
The piece decries Lovejoy's silent endorse ment of a joint convention platform led by J. L. Sheean. It argues the public pledge is a foregone conclusion and questions Lovejoy's real alignment, urging readers to avoid Sheean’s leadership and its allies.
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Sheean
Mr. Lovejoy
Lovejoy
J. L. Sheean
Political bargaining over Lovejoys in Jones county
The Davenport Gazette charges Dems offered John E. Lovejoy the County Clerk post to win support for Sheean whose copperhead war record is at issue. It alleges Lovejoy, kin to Elijah and Owen, was used to lure Republican backing and whitewash past actions with planned timing around the Sept 8 nomination and speech publication.
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John F. Lovejoy
Mr. Sheean
Center Junction
Thiggs
Sheean
Davenport
Democrat
Lovejoy
Jeanding
Republican Party
Jones County
Roan
John A. White
John French
Frank Griswold
John Freeman
C. H. Derr
Thos
Easterly
Scorcn Grova
A. O. Dreibelbis
W. A. Sutherland
J. G. Johnson
Robert Williamson
James Hutton
Washington
Elon Rafferty
Waynr
John Bates
N. Bagley
John Platner
A. Schoonover
L. Perryman
A. Tanner
D. Hitchcock
J. C. Ramacy
Wromsa
A. G. Brown
Moore Briggs
Jebo Pau
A. M. Loomis
John T. Miller
John Tasker
W. H. Holmes
T. E. Patterson
M. H. Calkins
Wm. Lathrop
Thos, Tilde
Hugh Brookfield
Joan Tasken
M. Yoran
L. Scuoonover
H. D. Sherman
John Blanchard
W.H. Holmes
Wyoming
B. H. White
H. W. Keeler
J. C. Dietz
White
Sheenan
Copperhead
John E. Lovejoy
Abolition Lovejoys
Congress
Lavejag
Dianenport Gazette
Republican nominee praised by Tipton Advertiser
Mion J Q Tufts lauds Tatts as a trusted public servant with long legislative service. Tufts highlights Tatts as hard working, principled, practical, and a calm leader, noting his candidacy for Speaker and head of an important committee. The piece argues Tatts will expose anti monopoly rhetoric in October.
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Tipton Advertiser
Congress
Tatts
Tufts
Sult River
Senator Allison Delayed by Bridge Accident
The Dubuque Times reports Senator Allison cannot fill speaking appointments for a few days due to a railroad bridge accident. Bridge Company President Mr A says a new cone for the draw is needed and repairs may finish within a day or two, allowing engagements to resume soon.
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Ttis
Allison
Bridge Co
Dubuque Limes
Heean Nomination Sparks Confused Convention Display
The article recounts Sheean’s nomination speech misread as a Democratic event, his pledge to back constitutional amendments from Center Junction, and his surprise at running as an Anti Monop while retaining Democratic ties, as noted by the Darendon Guzette.
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Sheean
Center Junction
Darendort Guzette
Turn and Poor Polities Anti-Monopoly debate noted
The Mascatine Tribune cites a Tribune remark praising the paper for flagging thin and poor politics by the Anti-Monopoly party this season. It critiques the party's governance as poorly engineered and overwhelmed by Sheean's nomination and weak timber in the state ticket.
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The
Tribune
Barnes
Clinton
Tge
Thayer
Zibune
Van
Sheean
Lickat
Mascatine Tribune
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Mahaska County
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H. M. Wright
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