Worthington’s Nevada candidacy strains Virginia Enterprise ties
General Henry G. Worthington, elected to Congress in 1864, shifts support to Hancock and English while remaining in the Republican fold. The Enterprise denounces him as a carpetbagger, recounting Nevada Convention politics and noting his later federal posts as Judge in South Carolina and Charleston Port Collector. The piece argues the paper would have condemned Worthington as a Copperhead had he aligned with Garfield, and raises questions about Treasury funds and bank failure.
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Hancock
English
Republican Party
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Virginia Enterprise
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Enterprise
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Humboldt
Thomas Fitch
Harry Worthington
Fitch
Washington
South Carolina
John J. Patterson
United States
Garfield
Carson
Sharon
Question of Veracity Shrouds Treasurer’s Report
State Treasurer Crockett has not yet received a clean character certificate from all Board of Examiners. The Board initially exonerated him for depositing state funds in Reno Savings Bank where he was vice president, then the Attorney General denied the report, followed by reaffirmations from Governor Kinkead and Secretary of State Babcock. A later card from the Attorney General partially concedes, indicating doubt about complete acquittal.
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Crockett
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Phil
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Reno Savings Bank
Murphy
Telegraphic items from the New York Herald
The Hancock Sherman letters show no great policy split on army politics despite party lines. Army officers receive praise for intelligence candor friendliness and fidelity while better conduct by politicians could reduce election scandals. A sexually assaulted unknown woman was found near Sidney Ohio two miles north. A canal boat cook is suspected in the murder. The Wo Chung tax issue could be protested and refunded if inappropriate. Hamburg steamer carries 40,000 in specie and 315,000 in gold arrives in New York.
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Sidney
Ohio
William Curtis
Independent Voter Faces Attacks Over Clarke Opinion
In the western part of the State Mr. Sharon’s supporters yelp at General Clarke like hungry coyotes for voicing his independent views. They refuse to counter his arguments and instead attack him for expressing his sentiments, deeming exposure of Congressmen’s bribes as a crime only for Clarke and peers.
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Mr. Sharon
General Clarke
Sale of stock by W Cross Winnemucca 1580
Sale listing stock and farm equipment by W Cross at Winnemucca dated August 28 1580. Cattle including cows calves and beef steers along with thirty head of horses mares and colts offered whole or in part. Gentle stock. Also farm wagons and implements for sale.
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Winnemucca
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