Political debate over national issues and local impact
The article critiques campaign tactics surrounding the 1876 presidential race, highlighting party loyalties, silver and Chinese immigration issues, and machine politics. It praises Hancock as a unifying figure while noting divisions over national vs local concerns and calls for reform in Malheur Reservation governance amid corruption allegations.
Cattle Grazing Suit In Oregon Malheur Reservation
Suits filed in the United States Circuit Court of Oregon accuse Grant county stock owners of permitting cattle and horses to graze on Malheur Reservation soil. Information lodged by Rinehart, the Christian Agent, names Shepherd, Walker, Proush, Steinger, Miller and Todhunter & Devine of Harvey Valley as defendants. Many left property after the Bannock war amid Indian depredations.
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No Truth to William English Knights Tale in Indiana
The Indianapolis News debunks a circulating report that Wm H English was a Knights of the Golden Circle member. It notes Governor Morton relied on English for fund raising to equip soldiers and would not consult with such a group. It also contrasts views on West Point education for Grant and Hancock and ends with a quip about tweedle phrases.
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Republican Committee Meeting Notice in Winne Mucca
A meeting of the Republican County Central Committee will be held at the Office of S Grass in the Courthouse Winne mucca on Friday evening July 1 at 7 30 o clock sharp. Grass co nsinos Winnamuces July 13 2880.
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Garfield letter mixed reception highlights Republican stance
The letter from James A. Garfield draws mixed praise from major papers. The New York Tribune and The New York Times critique its tariff stance while noting overall fair principle presentation. Separate items report a bank president shot in Columbus, a Utah silver find, and political appointments including Hancock nomination and Idaho governor choice.
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