Campaign meeting in the county campaign city
The text notes Iresiae Samuel J. Tilden of New York and Vicw President as ceo and mentions Democratic papers. It lists 23 names from Oeeterville and Webb City, Jasper County, and a September 1 date. Voorstake Central Committee sets September 15 for a meeting in this city. Several organizers are named. The piece vows a regular county campaign meeting to engage the people and secure a venue.
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Iresiae Samuel J. Tilden
New York
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Cireala- Seti
Roth
Oeeterville
Webb City
Jaaper County
Gretiees
Ith. Voorstake
Montag
Cornell
Mone Fal
McCable
Thos
Thorwogemen
Remkaager
Thomae
Got Phelps
K. Lewitt
County Convention Sets Democratic Ticket for County Offices
The Democratic County Convention will nominate county officers and select delegates to the Congressional Convention at White City. It promises harmony and a solid ticket, with emphasis on Representive offices and the need to harmonize laws with the new constitution. The piece criticizes current tax laws and railroad favoritism, urging fiscally prudent candidates and railroad tax reform.
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Nes! Satunlay
Genenal Assembly
Railrox de Peoamit
Railroads Face Tariff Law Repeal at State Session
A Greene County notice warns lawmakers will seek to repeal lawn tariff charges and form a railroad board. It cites Supreme Court precedents on railroad exemptions until 1878 and questions enforcement, urging delegates to weigh consequences before nominating statewide candidates. It also reports Pulaski county Democrats nominating D. E. Davis for Representative and lists party ticket.
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Greene County
Supreme Court
Rally and political notices in Joplin and beyond
A letter from Joplin editor Mr. Davis announces a grand rally on Saturday September Sth with Gen Blair and Maret Varrott of Kansas Col Dec West and others. State leaders and local officials will speak. A special train may be chartered to bring in delegates. Also reported is a Liberal Republican gathering at Sacatoga New York where 15 counties delegates pledged support to Tilden and Hendricks. Gainesville papers unite under a Republican hyphen Editorship W Alex Conk FLOM Kell et. Peter Cooper ticket candidate Axperso n of ital myra plans congress run. What has become of Geo Vees harnward tale.
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Jop
Davis
The
Joplin
Cor
Taos
Axpersox
Italmyra
Congress
Peter Cooper
Geo, Vee
Grant Corruption and Clevel and Ohie Speech Sparks Critique
A Cleveland speech by Senator Carl Seharz assails President Grant and the Republican Party amid corruption charges, while praise for Charles H. Morgan suggests a rising future in Congress. The piece shifts to comments on Morgan’s promise, attendance, and potential leadership, and notes other political maneuvers, arrests, and local election updates across Missouri and neighboring states.
A Challenge to Missouri From Texas in Democratic Fight
Texas issues a public challenge to every state to contest a majorities race for Tilden and Hendricks in November with a silk banner prize. Dallas proclaims the banner to the winner, with Texas to receive the banner if Texas has the larger majority. Names, clubs, and regional targets appear amid a broad political quarrel across parties and states.
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Texas
St. Louis
Dallas
Union
Carall
Tilden and Hendricks
Shire of
Viele Samuel
Lieberger
Kentucky
Georgia
New York
Louisville
Atlanta
New York City
Agjimia Loninville
Preeti
Barn Gibbs
Brett A
Wank Viklen
Weadricks Club
V. W. Cleveland
Kress da
Hon Chas Morgan welcomed home after Washington visit
Charley Morgan arrived home from Washington to a large, nonpartisan crowd in Lamar. Lamar Coronet Band played, and Allen Warden spoke for the city, praising his Congress work. Morgan thanked locals, signaling a strong show of support and plans to rest in Lamar before a district canvass starting after nomination at Prince City. He aims to begin the campaign soon, awaiting rest after a strenuous session.
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C. H. Morgan
Congress
Washington
St. Louis Times
Cony
Greatnes
Chas
U Morgan
Congres
Delegat
Charles HW. Morgan
Morgan
Ihouse
Missouri
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Chas. Morgan
Allen Warden
Warden
Charley
Lamar
Prrnce City
Kilpatrick Letter on Indiana Campaign Published in Indianapolis
General Kilpatrick reports a rigorous tour of Indiana counties as the campaign nears October. He praises the state’s well conducted caucuses, notes strong Independent sentiment, and warns that without national party support Harrison’s hopes may fail. He urges the Republican national committee to aid Indiana efforts to secure victory for Governor Hayes.
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Orand Elores
Indianapolis
Dean
G Harrison
Mentil
Indiana
Fidiana
J. Wait
R.B. Hayes
Wright County Democratic Convention Nominates slate
The Wright County Democratic Convention met at the courthouse to nominate a representative and county ticket. J. Prophet won the representative nomination on the first ballot, with Col. E. Y. Mitchell as permanent chairman and M. Nichols as secretary. delegates were elected to the congressional and state senate conventions. Delegates were instructed to support Bland for president, with Democratic candidates for state and national tickets named and urged to unite.
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Comiitee
Col. E. Y. Mitchell
Lieut. Nichols
Prophet
I. B. Palmer
J. Prophett
Tlle County
Mon. R
Palmer
Col. Mitchell
M. Nichols
Salem
Pent County
Wright County
Ton
R. P. Bland
Hartville Democrats nominate ticket and misconduct rumors
The Hartville Vews reports Wright county Democrats nominated a ticket with Peoph ett for Representative Pool for collector Menstey for sheriff Peazier for prosecuting attorney Nichol for treasurer Rippee for assessor Tinkle for surveyor and Fori for coroner Delegates backed Bland for congress and Kueh for Senate A Vaughan elopement led to a warrant and pursuit in Barry and Hartville The piece also mentions a judge’s passing and local political notes with scattered names and places.
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Richland Spatine
D. E. Davis
KH. Hendricks
Roberts County
J.w.robinson
CC McMillan
Wm. Rolling
A. Worthen
W. A. Bates
de J.S. Foard
GW. Caller
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Wright County
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A. P. Pool
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Ne Nichol
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Bland
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Winfield S. Vaughan
Weight Coanty
Josaphine Starrs
Vaughan
Phelps County
Euling Burvis
Barry County
Berryville
Ark
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