Republican candidates and political chatter in Sangamon county
A summary of political rumors and commentary notes from various papers. Mentions Tae Hon M Hay and S M Cullom as Sangamon county Republicans, Judge Davis advising against Greene, and Senator Strover's letter-writing. Reports immigration growth in New York and Missouri governor speculation with Stanard, Blow, and Henderson. Also notes Aurora speaker B F Parks, W A Richardson praise, Liberal Convention splits, and a satirical cartoon about North Carolina gun recoil involving Horace Greeley.
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Tae Hon. M. Hay
S. M. Cullom Ste
Sangamon County
E. O. Stanard
Missouri
Stanard
Blow
Henderson
Gen
Benjamin
Shelby County
Inter Ocean notes Grant favored by A T Stewart
The Inter Ocean claims A T Stewart supports Grant in the election. Merriman, defeated North Carolina gubernatorial candidate, is related to CU P Merriman of the Bloomington Pantograph but belongs to a different party. Elmwood Township soldiers form a Grant and Wilson club with 83 members among township troops. The piece discusses Vermont and other state election timelines and notes talk of a purely Democratic paper in Louisville.
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Inter-Ocean
A. T. Stewart
Gen
Grant
Merriman
North Carolina
CU. P. Merriman
Bloomington
Elmwood Township
Eoria
Grant and Wilson Club
Vermont
Zalvernia
aoWe Bee
Louisville
Dowdall
Peoria Democrat
Adjourment of the Geneva Board and European News
Aug 8 Wm T Evarts travels to Paris and will return before Arbitrators reconvene next Wednesday. Caleb Cushing and Mr Waite plan Chamounix visit during court adjournment. English counsel prepare reply. American side has likely finished its case. Aug 9 Belfast opens new docks with ceremonies.
The New Loan Delayed Until After Election
A Washington dispatch reports there will be no further negotiations on the new loan until after the Presidential election. Weather notes from Washington and Wasuretox predict a falling barometer, threatening weather, brisk southwest winds, and rain across the upper and lower lakes with varying regional conditions.
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New. York
Washington Dispatch
Wasuretox
Upper Lakes
Lower Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Movements of the President and Race News
President Grant and party received an ovation at Glens Falls and visited Saratoga with an informal reception at Congress Hall. Mrs. Grant fatigued, they proceeded to the New York boat. Also: Long Branch races drew a large crowd with Susan Ann winning the four mile event. Buffalo races reported 15,000 attendees and a fatality. New York German saloonists push to exempt lager from Sunday law. city to form organizations. Also notes on sunstroke cases, sacred music in Central Park, and naval/rail announcements.
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Grant
Glens Falls
Saratoga
Congress Hall
Loxec Brancy
Douffy
Susan Ann
Lyttleton
Mileston
Milesian
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Sherman
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Borie
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Philadelphia
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Aupany
Andrew D. White
San Domingo
Surner
Fred. Douglass
North Carolina Victory Sparks Republican Celebrations Across Regions
Across cities from New York to St Louis, Aug 9 reports describe Republican triumphs in North Carolina. Enthusiastic meetings, gun salutes, and brass bands mark the victory, with large gatherings and condemnations of Democratic contests. The piece also notes a controversy over a gubernatorial race in New York and a personal remark on anti Jewish sentiment later withdrawn.
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Bundars
Garrett
Saunders
Lepo
North Carolina
Maumee River
Repub- St. Louis
Temple
St. Jostix
Burglary Wave Ties to Coast Steamer Crew
New Years to Aug reports of heavy robberies along Long Island Sound in Greenwich Stamford Norwalk and nearby. Detectives probe the cases with suspicion aimed at a United States steamer coast survey crew. Spike Malin saloon keeper shot dead in Mameragis in a joke which turned tragic. John Mitchell lynched at Covington Tenn for assaulting a white woman. Arson attempt in Sreceervitez O ends with citywide alarm but fire contained.
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Greenwich
Stamford
Norwalk
Long Island Sound
United States
Coast Survey
Mameragis
Spike Malin
Cave Waters
Prominent Figures Die Across States in Quick Succession
Virginia judge Hon Joseph Mayo dies. Ohio justice Ly Justice Owen Dougherty dies. Jacob Eckfeeldt longtime Philadelphia mint chief dies at seventy. Thomas Jefferson Randolph, Jefferson's great grandson, killed by premature explosion near Hawk's Rest Virginia. Chicago Board of Trade urges grain receipt overissue probe. New Jersey Liberal Convention set for Trenton on Sept 11. Maginnis campaigns in Montana as gem prospecting firm forms in Salt Lake. Alexander Winchell elected president of Syracuse University. Sumner serenaded in Washington with a mixed audience and a spirited speech.
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Joseph Mayo
Virginia
Owen Dougherty
Chicsco
New Jersey
Trenton
Salt Lake
Arizona
Maginnis
Congress
Montana
Jacob Eckfeeldt
Philadelphia Mint
Chicago Board of Trade
Alexander Winchell
University of Michigan
Syracuse University
Sumner
Washington
Thomas Jefferson Randolph
Thomas Jefferson
Hawk’s Rest
National Convention Call For Prisoners Of War In Pittsburgh
A call signed by Gen Harry White and 40 officers invites Union soldiers and sailors who were prisoners in southern rebel prisons to meet in Pittsburgh on September 11 to discuss the political condition of the country and plan reunion activities. The list of signers includes Gen E N Bates Col J C Carpenter Gen W M Powell Gen W H Northcote and others from Illinois West Virginia Indiana Pennsylvania New York Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
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Tyaing Cui
Pittsburgh
United States
Pittsburg
Harry White
Indian County
Pennsylvania
E. N. Bates
Ilinois
J. C. Carpenter
Kansas
W. M. Powell
W. H. Northcote
West Virginia
A. D. Straight
W.H. Roche
Indiana
John Stewart
W. A. Nichols
A. Stewart
W.H. Weasel
Starr
New York
L. Thompson
E.H. Chase
Rhode Island
E. Wy. Kendall
Massachusetts
Henry Wilson Denounces Forged Speech in Massachusetts Claim
In Indianapolis remarks Henry Wilson condemns a Western forgery attributed to him from 1856. He asserts he never uttered such words and warns against repeating the false speech. He defends his stance on Israelite rights and criticizes Senator Benjamin’s actions as undermining the Republic.
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Henry Wilson
Wilson
Indianapolis
Massachusetts
D.n
Almigya
Benjamin
Senate
Republic of the
United States
Redeemer
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