Rally to ratify Baltimore Convention action in Missouri
Democrats and Liberals meet at the Court House at 8 pm on Saturday July 13 to ratify the Baltimore Convention. The article lists many gubernatorial and state office aspirants, praising various candidates, urging open nominations, and urging support for the party majority in November. It contrasts Greeley’s stance with current Republican hopes and notes editorial commentary in the Greenley era Patriot.
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Democratic Convention Nominates Greeley and Brown
The Baltimore Democratic Convention endorsed Horace Greeley for president and B Gratz Brown for vice president. Amid great enthusiasm the ticket was nominated on the first ballot, with Greeley receiving 686 of 732 votes as the gathering praised reform and civil liberty, setting the stage for a national campaign.
Republican Convention Adopts Platform and Nominates Tickets
A historic convention reconvenes with credentials resolved and adopts the Cincinnati platform. Governor Hoffman backs Greeley Brown petitions while state delegates are elected by townships. Local papers announce editor changes and pledge to reflect subscriber views without bias.
McGee College Commencement Reflects Growing Purpose
The report details McGee College commencement week with student recitals, diplomas, and speeches. Visitors from nearby towns praised the program, noting improved attendance and hope for a larger student body next September.
Polk County notes on harvests and politics in 1872
From Polk County reporting over Greene and Polk counties farmers reap and care for grain with good quality though wheat quantity is down. Oats are good, grass fine, rains praised though some spoilage feared. Political comments urge a straight party ticket for 1872 and critique letter misdirections at the Washington post.
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Democratic party of Missouri faces new era after tyranny
The statement claims the Democratic Party now controls three quarters of Missouri counties after a decade of oppression and argues that party unity remains strong despite radical growth. It notes nominee selections in Southwest Missouri have shifted as elections approach, suggesting more candidates may seek office to serve country and party.
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District Convention Debates Best Location for Democratic Caucus
Politicians and press discuss where to hold the congressional district convention with Neosho favored for its railroad access and facilities. A Grand mass meeting of the Democracy of Christian county will be in Ozark on the 20th with Hon John O Day and other speakers.
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