Republican frauds and one man rule in postwar elections
The piece argues Republicans used fraud to control elections across states from Texas to California and notes suspected schemes in 1863 1864 and later. It asserts Democrats must reclaim power honestly, while claiming Republicans rely on one man rule and fraud to stay in control.
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United States of America
Democratic Party
Europe
Pexas
Linz
Delaware
Kentucky
Maryland
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
San Francisco
California
Adachaa County
Mia
Charleston
S. C
Washington
Republic
New York
Eren Monnana
Cincinnati
Noted Activist Faces Mob at State Fair Echoes 1866 Event
The report recalls Ba iayves at the state fair last week speaking despite a hostile crowd. It contrasts with President Jomnson in 1866 and claims Havers is allied with a mob that dominated Indianapolis politics as Republicans.
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Ba Iayves
Jomnson
Havers
Indianapolis
Unclear Notes Spark Questionable Speech Sparks Debate
A cryptic fragment suggests a political clash in Ohio with references to figures named Aack CuANDLER Bex Daminison and Zacn. The text hints at classifying Nationals and a controversial asylum speech that year, but specifics are obscured.
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Eer “Aack Cuandler
Ohio
Bex Daminison
Zacn
Congressmen Townsnean Travels to Ohio for Election Help
Congressman Dick Townsnean has journeyed to Ohio to assist in campaigning for Ewing ahead of Tuesday’s election. He will support efforts to rally voters and secure support for the candidate.
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Dick Townsnean
Ohio
Ewing
Ohio election prospects through party lines
A summary of pro and anti Ewing and Foster forecasts from Democratic and Republican figures. It cites lawmakers, state officials, and governors predicting various margins and outcomes for Ohio's governor and legislature, with notes on statewide sentiment and regional possibilities.
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Thurman
Ewing
PT. A. Hendricks
Voorhees
CO. W. Wooley
Cincinnati
Senator McDonald
Kwing
Creneral
Foster
Frank Ourd
Frank MelKinney
Democratic State Committee
Bishop
J. G. Thompson
Pendleton
Ceneral Warner
Wls Dickey
General Rice
Nealex McCo
Ainguiver
General Robinson
Republican State Committee
Ben Harrison
Indiana
Logan
Illinois
Girosvenor
EE. S. Neal
Garfield
Foxter
Liew Weitsel
Poster
Conover
Florida
Hwing
Mob violence against President Johnson eyed in Indiana 1866
The article notes mob actions around Andrew Johnson during a western tour in Indiana. It recalls a fatal mob incident at Indianapolis and suggests little enthusiasm for Johnson among Hoosiers while lamenting broader frontier conflicts and tensions with native peoples and whisky trade dynamics.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Johnson
Indiana
Andrew Johnson
Indianapolis
Political Row Spurs GOP Scratches in New York
A chaotic local scene in New York mirrors broader GOP tensions as candidates bicker amid accusations and rumors. The incident highlights party snags ahead of the November elections with strong language and sharp rebukes from multiple figures.
Notorious Epic and Political Gambles Highlight Postwar row
A long account traces Epic’s shifting loyalties from Democrat to Republican, including a 1877 pardon, a 1878 convention dispute, a Cincinnati hire paid 260 dollars, and a New York police court appearance. It notes postwar bank money repaid to the government with John Sherman’s share inferred.
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Ph Holland
Ite
Acta
Cincinnati
Eph
Democratic Party of
United States
Epic
Lee Forthwith
Party of
Moral Ideas
Ben Butterworth
Congress
New York
West
Ewing
1St National Bank of New York
John Sherman
John
Thrall & Mumford Gun Dealers Announce New Arrivals
Attention sportsmen. EF headquaters at Thrall and Mumford's announce all guns of all descriptions arriving. Agents for Parker Remington Colt and fine English breech loading shot guns. Res Tatham's Shot and Diamond Grain Powders. Kee Shells loaded to order with Webb Patent Loader. Sept 26.
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Parker
Remington
COLT
Webb
New Harmony Clothing Store Opens to Offer Bargains
A new clothing store announces permanent operations in New Harmony offering men's boys and children's clothing hats boots and shoes and gentlemen furnishings at low prices. The proprietor invites inspection and a trial saying if better goods for less money are not found elsewhere the patronage will not be sought.
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W.P. Bozeman
Poseyville
Anthony Rahen
Saint Wendel
James*Cross
Wadesville
New Harmony Banking Company
New Harmony
Sheriff to Sell Rivers and Profits of Wadesville Real Estate
Execution from Posey County Circuit Court directs public sale of Samuel C. Rogers estate in Lots 1 and 2 and Fraction B in Wadesville. Sale set October 11 1879 at Mt Vernon Court House with rents and profits for up to seven years to satisfy costs.
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U.S
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