Republican State ticket nominated at Jefferson City
The Republican State Convention in Jefferson City named Joseph B. McGee for Register of Lands Horace B. Johnson for Attorney General David Wagner and Philemon Bliss and Henry W. Clover as Supreme Judges Electors-at-Large General Carl Schurz and Colonel Hines District Electors first Chauncey J. Filley second George Hussman third E S Waterbury fourth Boyd fifth Thomas Bassett sixth Lewis Georgian seventh L A Weatherby eighth W S Wentz ninth Theodore Bruere. The Alton Democrat’s radical reconstruction stance is noted with a critique of a plan to educate a black youth at Shurtleff College and the piece asserts Republicans are not sole advocates of negro advancement. Senator Doolittle opposes the third party movement and supports Seymour and Blair.
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Jefferson City
Register. of Lands
Joseph B. McGee
Horace B. Johnson
David Wagner
Philemon Bliss
Henry W. Clover
Carl Schurz
Colonel Hines
Chauncey J. Filley
George Hussman
E. S. Waterbury
Boyd
Thomas Bassett
Ewis Georgian
L. A. Weatherby
W. S. Wentz
Theodore Bruere
Alton Democrat
Shurtleff College
Alton Democracy
Congress
Beechers View on Grant Chase and Political Alignments
Henry Ward Beecher denies supporting Chase or Dee lares for Grant. He recounts leaving Brooklyn July 6 after claims of a political sermon endorsing Chase, clarifies the piece was misrepresented by the World’s reporter, and praises Grant as solid and wise while criticizing Chase’s ambition. He predicts Grant will be remembered for civil leadership and notes Seymour’s losses.
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Chase
Grant
Boston Daily Advertiser
Ileft
Brooklyn
Reporter of the World
New York
New York Tribune
Anbitson
Mr. Chase
Washington
Seymour
Reineke Fuchs
Rugged
Pesmi Cratic
Henry Ward Beecher
Boston
Balloon Fire Disaster Over Western City
A July Fourth balloon ascent by Professors Redmond and Yard ended in a dramatic fire high above the city. Yard steadied the craft and, despite flames and a fall, the balloon crashed into a tree but Yard survived. The event drew thousands as residents witnessed the peril and relief at the rescue.
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Mexico
Redmond and Yard
Yard
Prof
Redmond
Professor Yard
Terra-Firma
Professor Ard
Palatine
Mr. Yard
Fortune of post age stamps and other oddities reported
A Paris man dies leaving forty thousand pounds in post age stamps. Ueidelberg students kiss a professor who insulted the United States. A horse swam ten miles after falling into the sea, then was rescued. A Crete girl arrives in Athens in military dress to join insurrectionary action. Rome excavations reveal a massive Carrara marble block with an inscription, witnessed by Roman officials. Munich reports Count Chorinsky guilty of poisoning, sentenced to twenty years and possible exile. described as cowardly and hypocritical.
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Peoria
James Carroll
Samuel Clark
Springfield
Barney McQuade
Carlinville
First Ward
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Monticello
L. W. Moore
West Point Military Academy
John Baker
Wm. Rolley
Morris
Chicago & St. Louis
Bloomington
Julia Patterson
Dick Taylor's
Congress
John McCandless
I. W. Adams
Leland Hotel
Schulein
Grante Club of
Gen. Palmer
Michael Lemasury
Clark Street
Huron Street
Trinity M. E. Church
Board of Public Works
Illinois and Michigan Canal
Bridgeport
Paris
Ueidelberg
United States
Independence Hellenique
Athens
Rome
Emporium Romanum
Tiber
aAt
Munich
Count Chorinsky
Chorinsky
Chroinsky
Seymour nomination cited as thrice defeated candidate
Editorial notes Horatio Seymour has been defeated three times as a gubernatorial candidate and surveys his nomination prospects. It cites editor Miles O Reilley, mentions a predicted Republican majority of 20 000 to 46 000 in November, and recounts Seymour’s past electoral underperformance against his party ticket.
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WHIG
Gov. Seymour
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Herald
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Miles O'Reilley
New York
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Daniel
Dickinson
Blair
White House
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Moses
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Chicago Post
Sangamon County
Springfield
James V. Mahoney
John McConnell
John Hopper
Wade Hampton
Forrest
Barksdale
Preston
Fairfax Forsyth
Verger
Grant
Free States
South
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