Garfield and the Sun clash over pecuniary integrity
The New York Sun charges Garfield with breaches of pecuniary trust while the Herald urges a full investigation. It cites past candidates, cites Hamilton and Garfield’s potential actions, and questions the truth of the Credit Mobilier and De Golyer allegations as a test of the candidate’s character.
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Cincinnati Convention Chooses Stevenson as Permanent Chairman
At Cincinnati on June 23 Ex Governor Stevenson of Kentucky is named permanent chairman as the Credentials Committee reported against New York Tammany and Massachusetts contestants. The convention heard debates on New York and Virginia contestants, Bayard and Tilden were cheered, and nominations began with FelD for president and Bayard for vp following supports from various states and figures.
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Garfield facing jury at pivotal campaign moment
The text argues that if charges against Garfield are disproved the calumny campaign ends. if proven by valid evidence Garfield loses the right to complain of the consequences.
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Cincinnati Convention Hints in Presidential Nominating Race
The withdrawal of Tilton and declination of Seymour shift focus to dark horses. Bayard leads among prominent candidates with Tammany support. Payne faces resistance from Thurman backed by Ohio. New York New Jersey Connecticut hold key sway to the nomination. Seymour gains Western support but needs NY NJ CT majority to have a chance, possible acclamation if he agrees.
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Eureka Leader Enters Fifth Volume of Publication
The Eureka Leader begins its fifth volume amid praise for its zeal and noted occasional fiction to support party points, while its editors are generally regarded as capable and diligent.
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