Conkling Critiqued for Sectionalism by Journal of Commerce
The New York Journal of Commerce denounces Senator Conkling for sectional appeals against the North and South. It argues his anti South stance stems from political opposition rather than slavery, urging a national party to end sectionalism and keep the Union united.
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Academy of Music
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Journal of Commerce
Conkling
North
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Jones Shifts Allegiance from Hancock Garfield Split Sparks Debate
Republicans who denounced Senator Jones for backing Hancock now praise him for Garfield while noting his past Hancock record. General Grant’s Warren Ohio speech stands as his sole campaign address, criticising Garfield with silent contempt and no name mention.
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Hancock
Garfield
Grant
Warren
Ohio
Partisan inconsistency in Rhode Island and New Hampshire voting rules
A Rhode Island Republican meeting attacks Southern voter suppression while condemning foreign born citizens without real estate, who cannot vote or hold office. The piece notes similar restrictions in New Hampshire and questions GOP consistency on suffrage and eligibility for office based on birth or religion.
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Providence
Rhode Island
South
New Hampshire
Party
Union
Northern voters urged to back Hancock amid slander claims
A New York dispatch reports Congressman Herbert of Alabama urging Northern honest voters to support Hancock in November. He cites Hancock's Union rhetoric and warns against alleged slanders by Sherman and Porter claiming the South would pay for slaves. He argues slaveholders are a minority and warns of a heavy debt if separated from the North.
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Herbert
Alabama
Mobile
North
Hancock
Union
John Sherman
Cincinnati
Porter
Indiana
Sherman
South
Democratic campaign rhetoric and late 19th century political notes
A collection of political snippets argues against taxing former slaveholders, defends Confederate loyalties, and denies pensions for Confederate soldiers. The report also notes Horace P. Wilbur’s death in Philadelphia and a possible murder-suicide with a woman named Tyndale. Dispatches from Ragusa report Duligne burned by Albanian League, and Kansas Governor St John seeks the Bender family. Chicago Times projects a Democratic Indiana win. Utah Supreme Court pending Woman Suffrage ruling affecting Mormon vote.
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South
United States
Confederacy
Horace P. Wilbur
Delaware
Philadelphia
Indiana
Supreme Court of Utah
Nevada Governor Offers Rewards For Crimes Arrest
In compliance with an act relating to elections the Governor of Nevada announces rewards for arrest and conviction of wanise meaner and felony offenses. The total reward amount reaches ten thousand dollars and is signed in Carson City on October 1 1979 by Governor Juan H Kinkead and Secretary Jasren Bancock.
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Garson City
Juan H. Kinkead
State
Jasren Bancock
Carson City
John H. Rinkeal
Jaap Ganooce
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