New York World Attacks Dix Nomination
The New York World calls the Gen Dix nomination an abject appeal for Democratic aid and questions what the Democracy has been doing in recent months in accepting Greeley.
23 Aug 1872
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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1872
Page
1
The New York World calls the Gen Dix nomination an abject appeal for Democratic aid and questions what the Democracy has been doing in recent months in accepting Greeley.
Belfast riots worsen with police fire and deaths while cities face trials, including Geneva arbitration and Dublin style unrest. Missive notes Dublin styles of politics, Dix nomination, and labor reform discussions amid Baltimore and Philadelphia reports.
Twelve Curiaco bankers urge the six leading elevator proprietors to arrange business so the Board of Trade Inspection Register can cancel grain delivery orders. Elevator men agree. Warehouse men report evidence of over issued receipts tied to the Iste ly burned laws elevator, aiming for Grand Jury indictment.
A Washington dispatch reports Judge Bond plans to enforce the Enforcement Act as amended by the last Congress in North Carolina during the upcoming presidential election.
The Steubenville pair Mace and O B Baldwin with about 200 friends camped in the woods at Colliers Station as a train refused to stop. Quibbling over a referee delayed the boxing ring formation and the planned fight was abandoned. They later returned to Pittsburgh, with rumors they will not fight. The scene follows the Chicago wheat corner collapse and mentions yellow fever.
Senator O'Brien discussed as Democratic candidate for New York mayor. A Dobbins nominated for Congress in New Jersey's Second District. Col William Morrison Liberal candidate for Illinois's 13th District. Chief Justice Church declines Democratic bid for New York governor. W H Chamberlain nominated for Congress by Republicans in Illinois's 12th District. Hon B Hawley nominated for Illinois's 6th District. Dubuque Congress session backs national observatory site at Sherman in the Rocky Mountains. Cincinnati records 93 degrees with sunstroke cases. Scots in New York plan a Walter Scott monument in Central Park. Five mile, $500 side-by-side rowing bout set for Nyack Sept 19. Fifteen hundred excursions from neighboring towns head to Chicago. McConnell wins Des Moines Typographical Vitis silver cup, 1968 cms in one hour. Jenner second at 1755 cms. Seth Waite killed on Holly Railroad in Frenchtown. W D McIndoe, ex-Michigan congressman, dies. Titusville oil producers suspend drilling six months due to low oil prices. Andy Johnson to run as independent for Congress. Gov Hoffman declines renomination amid Irish opposition. Big Republican rally at Paola Kansas. Pillow's claim for 200 seized war mules rejected.
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