Democratic State Convention at Jefferson City August 21 1872
The Democratic State Central Committee outlines the August 21 1872 Jefferson City convention for state officers and presidential electors. It details delegate apportionment by county, August 10 precursor meetings, and notes on county committees and political organization to engage voters and counter wire-puller influence.
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Comaitrex
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Central Committee
Democratic Executive Committee
Piet
Verona
Turaday
Neselo
Representatin Spreed Oy
Gran
Esch
Democratic County
Democratic Party
Metropolitan
Springfeld
Ely
Fersons
Themelves
Eutopia
Courmnittee
St. Phelps
Ku Missouri
Dee
Deffer
Cilia
Missouri
United States
Uer
Nuance Committee
House of Representatives
Denaid
Teedy
Aareene
Tapure
Ecortey
Tincent Conary
Batwetle
Abernathy
Vrier
Sprite
Micsonics
Prombeset
Willie
Sarl
Joe de
Stewart
Hlile Shaw
Cares
Ani
Greene
Spwingfiell
Micoley
Ulster
Lund
Mieswarts Inc
Daria
Mustaes
Wal
Algos Boy
Shilar
Comite 14
Semeiiiy
Abe
Sfusier
James Valughan
Mulberry Street
Walnut Street
Judge R W Fyan and the Liberal Movement in Missouri
A retrospective portrait of Judge R W Fyan a veteran of the Civil War and longtime Missouri judge. The letter praises his role in the liberal movement opposing proscriptive clauses in the state constitution and notes support from Republicans while urging prudent leadership and anti demagoguery.
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R. W. Fyan
Laberalium
Juge van
Sovnti West Missouri
Hiffern
Wis
Vlauses
Tie
Grant credibility attacked in sensational letters and notices
A Missouri era dispatch reports defaming claims about General Grant's character and business ethics. The text cites a letter from A Pleasonton and a Brown correspondence accusing Grant of corruption and misrepresentation. It notes whispers, a Liberal Republican convention, and mining population claims in Jefferson City.
Pleasant Hope Celebration Draws Schools From Several Towns
A July 20, 1872 report details Pleasant Hope's memorial celebration. A procession formed on South Street with a band and students from Pleasant Prairie Mickary Grove and Lalon Moand, numbering about 220. The event featured speeches by Doetor Lauulieth and Rev Alsageidl, musical performances, and prayers. The crowd filled streets and public squares as the mission work and joyous scene unfolded.
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Phy Hook
Hope Selva
Frome
Leon Ho Worth
Wage Thorebuck
Awit
Watil
Marshal Oy
U the Tooth
South Street
Pleasant Prairie
Mickary Grove
Sonth
Arust
Pleasant Hope
Proresten
Pleasant Prairie School
Viehers Grove School
Sistye
H. Grove
Doetor Lauulieth
Ciew Mead
Prator
Alsageidl
Myer Missionary Societies
Aaenien
Dereign
York
Siewen
Bowie Hsutal Ely
Kansans Rally Behind Reform Leader Horace Greeley
A partisan declaration praises Horace Greeley as a reform champion and labor ally. The piece argues his honesty and political economy mastery make him fit to lead, urging Kansans to support Greeley and his running mate in the electoral contest. It emphasizes redeeming political honor and elevating national policy above corruption.
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Kansas
Seat Minster
We Sealy
Ehangeid Hands
Sdet Peat Beh
Company
Embries
Er Dan Et
Anidie Cones
Npyeartes
Mary Fee
Dal
Emialye
Repub
Jeray
Lory
Coalina
Manlove
Muntove
Horace
Greeley
Kameas
Letter from Judge Fyan on Civil War era politics
A scanned letter, dated July 1, discusses the Greeley Brown ticket, civil rights, corruption fears, and national vs state issues. It argues for honesty, competency, and unity to defeat Grant and the Ku Klux threat, urging support for Greely Brown and urging consolidation of anti Republican forces. The writer praises Missouri figures and calls for broad political alignment to secure reform and national governance.
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W. Fyan
Dt. Wintrams
St. Iris
Bat
National Ring
Washie
Merce
Eac
Dhe
Sie
North
Delain
South Carolina
Grey Jey
Senate
Sumner
Trntable
Pesto
Schurz
Tipton
New York
Pennsylvania
Nutini
Grevley
Cay
Greeley
Brown
Grant
Murphy
Leet
Pomeroy
Camerop
Pire
Ove Soli Colar
Horace Greeley
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