Hayes Majority in Ohio dwarfs rivals in 1875 returns
Special dispatches report Hayes winning Ohio with a large majority, estimates ranging from 9,000 to 26,090 in different counties. Early tallies show Republican gains in many towns, with Cleveland and Hamilton County voting heavily Republican and statewide figures suggesting a substantial Hayes lead and possible Republican control of the General Assembly.
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Republican Committee
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Chicago
Ohio
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Macwnilton
Young
Cours
Caulwittess
Te Larest
Republicana
General Assembly
Illinois political history and the Douglas Browning canvass
An 1840s Illinois political overview traces the rise of state influence in national councils. It recounts legislative apportionments, key figures like Lincoln Browning and Douglas, and the 1844- era campaigns in Galena, Quincy, and the Military Tract. The piece highlights district battles, party strategies, and the advent of Illinois prominence on the national stage.
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Douglas
Baker
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Congress
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Thames
Reynolds
May
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Quincy
Peoria County
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Clay
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Adoe Casey
Casey
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Belleville
Trumbull
Shields
Staithouke
Robert Smith
Don Morrione
B. Ficklin
John
Justrat
Dharoyers
Life Outaidey
Cook
Ousa DeYgrade
Nebraska Republican Majorizins Across State Victory
Oma wa Oct 14 indicate Republicans carry state by 9 000 or 10 000 majority with heavy turnout. Hull County backs state ticket. Cass County supports GOP for state race though county ticket split. Douglas and Kearney counties show large GOP majorities. Lincoln undecided. Dodge leans Democratic. New constitution likely approved. capital location remains unsettled with Lincoln’s bid uncertain.
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Coonoma Derria
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White
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Gear
Leonard
Lynch
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Moruer
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Nichols
Catcoaao
Ottumwa
Corning
Mediapolis
Mt. Pleasant
West Union
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Washington
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Warer Branen
Watertoo
Black Hawk County
Cherokee County
J. W. Tutner
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Caricano
Iowa
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Proudiit
Anaidaay
Newton
Orrmnewa
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Wilson
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Leffler
Loaior
Nebraska
Larue
Omawa
Hull County
Cass County
Kearney
Douglass
Filmore
Adams
Nemads
Lincoln
Dodge County
New Jersey Municipal Election Yates Wins Mayor Job
New Jersey city voting produced a strong Republican landslide with Henry J. Yates elected mayor by a 3,390 vote majority over Andrew Smalley. The GOP gain surpasses the 1873 mayoral margin by over 500 votes.
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Republian
Majoritien
Henry J. Yates
Andrew Smalley
Anecdote on Douglas and 1857 presidency bid
Ex rebel commissioner A Dudley Many recalls an 1854 dinner anecdote with Senator Douglas in which Douglas privately pledged not to seek the 1857 presidency, aiming instead for a senatorial career. The tale notes Douglas’s patience, later contradicted by his Cincinnati convention entry. Gen George H Sharp then corrects a Bristow family trunk incident, stating no baggage was removed by a revenue cutter or landed without inspection.
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Democratic Party
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Cincinnati
Buchanan
George H. Sharp
New York
Bristow
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