Democratic County Convention Delegates Set For July 1
Greene County Democratic Executive Committee meets at Springfield to appoint township delegates to the county convention on July 1 at 2 p m for selecting delegates to the state convention in Jefferson City on July 19 1870. Delegates apportioned by votes cast for representative at the state election with fractions of two or over granting an extra delegate. Names of townships and delegate counts listed.
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Heapquaxtans
Japperson City
Joux Reto
Tastin W. Avon
Democratic Executives Committee
Greene County
Enue House
Springfield
Springtiota
Jeferson City
Jas
Gases Howe
North Spotuafield
Jackson Dee Pond Creek
Wastor
Walnut Grove
Washington
Tiene Wilson
Tuatoceatic Township
Keember
Nianguy River
Ceay ‘Ford
Cray Fort
General Assembly
Jeremiah N. Sloan
George M. Gideon
Barry County
Markham
Fristoe
Greene
County of Greene
Marly
Jorat
Woniuhly
Dee
Marelli
Pas
Paul
Lawe
Greene i
Ascensis
Popatina Helton
Unites
Tie
Kalitondt
Kansas City
St. John’s Day
MO. Heidel
Praah Tia Peru
Stephene
W. Wade
Allay
Tepher
Long
Pat Lang
McCracken’ Vial
Laps Qiresutentiol Hs Veadlysborn
Phat
Bey
Wade
Orter
Mc Haller
Aileay
Ceitencr
E Rod. Ray
Geant
Joseph A. Tialloy
Kimbler
Davis
Pecu Nerous
Weil
Rimbler
Imrokvant
Vane Fricet
Murrey Ile
Ie Place
Dy de Miller
Hunt
Paulkner
Morryytle
Thy Sprigfield
Jay Ha Formant
Itler
Anar
Folivar Herald
Iady
Tabbell
Ella Evans
Mollie Keet
Mies
Bess
Tilden and Hendricks Named for High Presidential Offic
The text praises Tilden and Hendricks as eminent candidates for president and vice president. It recalls Tilden’s reform of New York finances reducing state tax burdens and fighting corruption, while Hendricks is praised for fidelity and honesty. It asserts voters will elect them in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden and Hendricks
Tilden
New York
Gov
Hendricks
Ras Sae Eae
Mden
Southern Democrats Urge Attaway Marmaduke and Winter for Railroad Commissioners
A Missouri party editorial endorses Harrison Attaway of Laclede County, Ven John S Marmaduke, and Arnold T Winter of Lafayette County for railroad commissioner posts. It argues Attaway’s broad statewide appeal, Marmaduke’s people-first stance and railroad experience, and Winter’s regional support should guide Southwest delegates to unite for these three nominees.
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Plo
Harrison Attaway
Laclede County
Southwest
John 5
Marmaduke
Railroads
Arnold T. Winter
Lafayette County
Attaway, Marmaduke and
Wineor
Congressional Convention Convened for District Nomination
The district seeks to start organizing the congressional convention procedures. A district committee previously named is to meet to set the nominating time and place, with J T Teel as chairman and L C Winn as secretary after recent adjustments. Suggestions propose September 1 in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Teel
L. C. Winn
Crs. Mitchell
Greene County
D.C. Kennedy
Springfield
George N Colburn Named Editor in Alton South Missourian Text
A long editorial from the South Missourian at Alton Oregon County announces George N Colburn as editor and salutes his anti Republican stance. The piece recalls his youth and praises his integrity, business sense, and propriety while urging support for railroad commissioner candidate Arnold T Winsor of Waverly, highlighting Winsor’s qualifications and Maryland origins. Also notes new zinc and lead strikes in Brookline.
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Yiblichall
Alton
Oregon County
George N. Colburn
Republican Party
Grant
George
Apollos
George N
Tilden and Hendricks Nominated by Democratic Party
In St Louis on June 29, Samuel J. Tilden was nominated on the first ballot for President by the Democratic convention after a tense vote. Remarks praised his reform record in New York, with Indiana's Thomas A. Hendricks named as Vice President. A chorus of support followed, and Tammany pledged New York's electoral vote to the ticket. The convention adjourned around two o'clock with broad enthusiasm and expectations of a sweep similar to 1852.
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St. Louis
Samuel J. Tilden
New York
Patriotic Democratic Party
United States
Miscouri
Thomas A. Kendricks
Indiana
Thie Point
Goat Hall
Tilden
Hendricks
Voorhees
John Kelly
Grant Sachem
Tammany
Wilis
Kelly
Pierce
Willanie
Deere
Senate
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Slis
Beerview
Congress
Ilidh
Geteber
Navy
Sayler
Ania Takay Ps
Uhlie Imme
Papa
Maufield
Chicago
Representatives
Apsout
Ohio
Jinrtuan
Aes
Democratic Party
Democrats
Poukhesa
Miei
Thurman
Fay Patiey
Ikon
Saulbuey
Hon S R Crockett for Revider of Land and State editor bid
Hon S R Crockett a Democrat and former Constitutional Convention member is praised for honesty and economy in public affairs. The Living Democrat editor is noted for Democratic principles in Nevada Vernon county. Palmer Park in St Louis opened last Saturday, touted as the world’s largest park, with Edward Bates statue unveiled amid reaction to Blaine’s defeat. Carthage Banner editor reports the scene with flourish.
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Agacion Aid
Living Democrat
Nevada
Vernon County
Crockett
Sixth
Panmer Park
St. Lewis
Satuday
Edward Batelwae
Springfield Republican Rally Announces Tilden Hendricks Nomination
Greene County Democratic Executive Committee calls a public meeting at Public Square Springfield on Saturday July 1 to ratify the Tilden Hendricks nomination for Provident and Vice Presidency. Speakers include John Phelps Tow ROW Fyan and others as the Brass Band plays.
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Surrive
A. St
J. W. Lisenby
Geo. M. Jones
Drury College
Bears
College Grands
M. Cobb
M. E. Church
South
Elder Cake
The
Christian Church
Choral Union
Prof
Brown
John 5. Phelps
Uth
Greene County
H. Boyd
Chav al Paton
J. W.L. P. Mack
Wirt W. Nia
Masters and Cricket Club of
Springfield
Holland
Churn Travey, Srey
Democratic Executive Committee
Greene
Springfield, Brass Band
Utendanne
Joe Newton John McGregor
AL. McElhany
Ralph Walker
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Ade F
Thos
A. Hendricks
State Democratic Convention
Missouri
Venows
Turbidge Neons
Misasouri
al Rausac Cityj
St. Joseph
Robbeo
Ma Dade
W. H. Joe Greene
K. Y. Mitchell
Jasper
J. F. Garner
Lawrence—J. T. Teo
McDonald
A. M. Dillon
Newton
Polk
T. G.rechow- Stone
J. N. Morrow
Tanty
K. L. Burdette
Mnatenate
Rosser
Vernon
A. R. Crockall
Pron
Lextagnan Agency
Jane
Jefferson City
Arnold T. Winsor
Waverly
State For Railroad Commission
Oll
Muilhaney
Andrain
Winsor
Ile
Maryland
Middleton
Lafayette
Brookline
Tildenang Hendricks
of American Indepence
Samuel PF
Drury
Samuel F. Drury
Michigan
Morrieau
Christian County
Ozark
S. R- Crockett
Blaine
Carthage
Grand Democratic
Tilden. Hendricks Club
Tilden Howlicks Club
Mir
Joh McGregor
Ayfiatleny
Rob
Mee Elliany
de. Roberts
del Newton
Powrth
Dr. McPherson
JR. Waddill
James Hodnett
Thiel
Dr. Means
W. A. Hall
Chatrman
Stome
Lawrence
Laclede and
Webster
Dallas
Wright, Christian
Barry, Polk
Uehate
Waval
Democrats Economizing
Cerngu
Democratic Seabe
Atures Vindale
Tome T. Bowes
Columbia
SE. Louis
Aim
Ci Troma
Meeses
Palmarchlton
Merrill
Vermont
Ing c
Sargent
cTovinds
Sears Spr Congress
Jon Billy
Morrill
California
Howe
Sinating
Jax Sant
Mtr
Feluastiely Saaved
Tasorne
Gre
Mia Aares
Ogo Suis
Beck
J. Bead
Tewal
Ela Et
Nigeria
Frannie
Babes
Staley
Angie Styuldrodtag
Comite
Wario
Avener
Footes
A. Ow
Wien
Ell
Simon
Jamesuayes
Tein
VL Vicnes
Jossie
Imo
W. K. Robertson
Vere Mac Tn
Crakiats Setene
Potter
Mawagey
Rene
Ofer
Oor
Hak
Ulines Dex
Vonhiee
Cous Star Clothing House
John M
Saint Lourele
Havana
Adolph Wacner
South Street
Feo Frente
Llege
Dor the
Mattone
Charman
Widting
Fetakirds
Fabar
Abe
Sarge
Sean
Bolen
Sam
Smtetis
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