Ohio Campaign Outlook Strong for Democrats in Ohio
Ex-Senator Thurman expresses confidence in the Democratic ticket in Ohio. He credits the party's strength and the acquittal of star-route conspirators with drawing Republican voters to Democrats, predicting a fall victory and noting Durbin and Ward were favored more than the chosen nominees. The Times and Tribune criticize the star-route prosecutions and defend the Times' reporting.
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Washington, D. C
New York World of
Columbus
Thurman
Gen. Durbin
Ward
Ohio Democracy
Democratic Party
Hoadly
Ohio
Ohio Democrats avoid radical tariff stance in Times summary
The Times from June 22 reports the Ohio Democrats have declined to take a radical tariff position, following Kentucky. This places Republicans like Senator Sherman in an awkward spot as they campaign on protectionist lines. The piece argues Democrats could gain votes by opposing the tariff push, while Republicans risk losing revenue reform supporters.
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New York
N. Y
the Times
Ohio
Kentucky
Sherman
Important Elections for Democrats Across Four States
The Sun outlines a contested path for 1834. If Democrats win New York New Jersey and Ohio this year and then Pennsylvania the outcome favors them. A united Democratic ticket could overpower opposition, with New Jersey likely electing a Democratic governor and Ohio leaning strongly toward Democrats.
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New York
N. Y
the Sun
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Republicanism in The New York Herald Says a Few Words
The New York Herald remarks that the star route verdict will shape public opinion and mark the decline of the Republican party's moral standing. It cites river and harbor jobs, navy contracts, and tax fights as proof the party has outlived its usefulness and moral sense. The piece notes a steamer accident near Vicksburg damaging $3,000, a severe Vincennes storm, revenue district consolidation, and yellow fever rising at Vera Cruz and Havana.
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The
New York Times
Arthur
Republican Party
Masa
Washington
Brady
Dorsey
Administration
Macduef
Times
Washington Dispatch
Tweed Ring
Tweed
Thomas J. Brady
Stephen W. Dorsey
New York Tribune
Beidell
New York Herald
New Yorks
N. Y
the Herald
Ind
Robeson Navy
Fort Wayne
Thondiana Monitor-Journal
Howard Anderson
Rockville
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cass County
Ill
Fair Association
Joseph Cummins
Shelbyville
Mexico
Texas
Chas. Holson
Jasper Zimca
Methodist Ministerial Association
Franklin District
Petersburg
Vincennes
Riverside Club
Evansville
Illinois
State Board of Health
Hopkins County
Henderson
Madisonville
Republican
Mt. Carmel
Howard County
Wayne County
Wabash County
Spencer County
White River
Greene County
Seymour
Jeffersonville
Frankfort
Hopkinsville
Pike County
Fort Branch champs beat Princeton county nine 22 to 8
In Gibson County Indiana on June 23 the Fort Branch baseball team defeated Princeton 22 to 8 to claim county champions. The report notes a public square artesian well at Princeton reaching 85 feet and various local events including a St Bernard prize at a Chicago dog show.
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Princeton, Inc
Fort Branch
Princeton
E. B. Stuart
St. Bernard
Chicago
Joel Hume
Owensville
United States
Kenton County
Cincinnati
Gibson County
Oakland
Woods
Gainesville
Tex
White County
Illinois
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Henry Brown
Viets
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EH. F. Owen
A. P.,owen
EH. F. Owen &Co
Peter Weber
Thrall & Mumford
Family Supplies
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Thrall
Horace P. Owen
Cashier
William P. Ford
Hiatt
Church Street
Brewery
Cook & Rice
Evanaville
Jyl John Walz
U. S. Patent Office
U.S. Patent Office
Fred. Herberhold
East Main St
Ohio Campaign
A. G. Thurman
Great
Republican Journal
Reuben &. Springer
Vicksburg
Internal Revenue Districts
Veatch and
Cumback
Vera Cruz
Wuvana
Gibson Co
White Co
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Cansi
Poplar
Sheriff Staley
St. Louis
Grayville
Ezekiel Hunsinger
Burnt Prairie
Wabash
Colored Church
Carmi
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Bonpas Creek
New Haven
Phillipstown
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Ilinois
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Richmond
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Shelby County
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