Pendleton and Pendletonism in Ohio and Nevada politics
The Enterprise defends Senator Pendleton of Ohio and rails at Nevada papers for omitting his wartime Union views. It argues Pendleton opposed the war’s conduct yet was elected to the Senate in 1878, while Garfield’s rise reflected corporate power. The piece questions loyalty tests and condemns duplicity in supporting Republicans tied to secessionist figures like Colonel Taylor.
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George H. Pendleton
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United States
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Pendleton
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Copperhead
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Taylor
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Bishop on Hayes Misquotes Clarified at Convention
Several Republicans and Democrats doubt claims about remarks by W. W. Bishop and R. B. Hayes made before the Republican State Convention at Carnon. The paper confirms the quotes were verbatim from the Nevada Tribune dated the 13th, a copy available at the office.
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W. W. Bishop
R. B. Hayes
Carnon
Nevada Tribune
Knight Templars Open Week in Chicago Amid Guard Duty Call
The Week of Knight Templarism opened in Chicago with the Triennial Committee greeting and escorting the Order of the Mystic Tie to quarters. Thieves raided a lakeside camp stealing regalia from California Knights, prompting General Sterling to call 400 volunteers for guard duty. Sir E W Rice of Shanghai arrived as Eminent Grand Ranger of China and the Grand Privilege Company of Tuscarora declared a dividend of twenty five cents per share.
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Great Whisky Ring Tales Stirring 1872 Campaign Exposé
General Johan McDonald reveals in a manuscript titled The Secret of the Great Whisky Ring that the 1872 campaign fund scheme had official sanction and involved payments to Morton and funding for Republican speakers and newspapers. He cites Grant and Babcock involvement and notes detectives in Indiana to curb voting by nonresidents. Adelaide Neilson dies in Paris after heart-related seizures. a Oakland fire kills two children. Marshal Bazaine's death announced with body escorted through Limoges.
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le Toltaire
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Eureka Fire Destroys Telegraph Office In 10 A M Blaze
A severe Eureka fire at 10 AM today rapidly spread and overwhelmed the town, mirroring the 1879 blaze. Authorities report the telegraph office burned and all wire communication was cut. Half the town is said to be insane with shock, and no further details are available.
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