Weekly Leader Leader Election Debate and Growth Plans
The March 21 1872 issue discusses city politics and next Tuesday’s election with emphasis on party conventions and nominations and urges Democratic unity. It notes resignations of customs officials and calls for local industry to boost Springfield’s prosperity through manufacturing plows and wagons to keep profits in state.
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Pani
Wen
Cneof
Madihe
Eratic
Secor
Patrinie
Missouri
Springfield
Tie Frees
Pen Pictures and political strife across Webster County
The Webster County circuit and Democratic meeting scene unfold with Gov. Phelps addressing the Marshfield audience on national policy and law, criticizing Radical excesses and urging unity. A Webster County convention names representatives, committees, and pledges support for Democratic principles amid railroad and political clashes. Jackson advocates L. Watson for state assembly influence.
Dallas County Democracy nominates Capt. Me Adoe for Congress
The Dallas county Democracy nominates Capt. Chas. Bh. Me Adoe of Springfield for the 1st Congressional District seat held by the "Ten Dothan a Day Hero." Me Adoe is praised as a lifelong Democrat ready to fill the office, with a roster of local signatories supporting the nomination. The piece also notes redistricting delays, a murder indictment in Laclede County, and a Peace City Democrats meeting electing two executive committee members.
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Circuit Court
Webster E County
Marshfield
Myan
Marshield
Webster
W. Jamerson
Messrs
Lowe
Leeds
Maj
Rush
Leslie
Wister County
Joseph Wishy
Earamitters
Ozark
Joseph Wilhy
Washington Township
D. M
Wnion
M. Copening
Hazlewood
Thos. Love
Winley
Denny
Kenton
Thos
Caldwell
Dallas
Hensler
Hensler Grant township—Alex. Grier
Gov. Phelps
Democratic Party
South Palin
South
Taumany
New York Custom House
Phelps
Tait
Eoiror Lapin
Ith
Toy
Dallas County
Chas
Adoe
Springfield
Vur
Senate
de Mouse
Act of Congress
Peirce
Lawrence Co
EDDY
Allen, Bey
Sud
Lax
Wrlueks & Naha
Sufiife
Lirene
Missousi
Missousi, To Me Diewielly the Clerk of Said Court, In Tavor
Geen
Wadauh Doun
Urnene
Stlesourt
Therday
Jon Woddiil
Ordheast Coe Toral
Tami Witate
Springftelil
Smsswurh
Townalily
Donna Ayrange
Donna
Waddill
Luacwe
Aitasiacs
Bolelsh Street
Breiwnine
Muwouri
Enbl
Creane
Toiry
Ranve
Hudeo
Deas
Marin
Trent
Erah
Inkey
Lee Ysehneedy
Thersony
Luu Ratate
Tyne
Mastin
Trast
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Congressional Debates and Local Finance Notes From March
Debates in the Senate touch on appointments to office, local appropriations, a St. Louis public building site and a Memphis to Clinton railroad. Reports discuss Kansas City bond redemptions, La Due's Clinton Branch scandal, tariff policy, and rail projects. Local items mention Missouri railroad bonds, Cole County finances, and nominations for Congress.
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Senate
Marin
St. Louis
Ttwan
Kansas
Tien
Curtis
Hadley
Alabama
Mareh
Committee On Post,offices
House
Sherman
Kansas City Bulletin
la Due
Clinton
Heiss
Ain
Peuringe
Jarkson
Cass Counnes
Delinquent Tax and County Clerk Under Scrutiny
In a sharply worded critique a local paper denounces delinquent taxpayers and accuses Greene County Clerk Mr. Demuth of flouting the law for personal gain. The piece argues leniency for the unable to pay while demanding enforcement against those exploiting public funds and warns of public judgment at the next county vote.
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Lin
Sach
Nolens Volens
Senate Debates Revenue Bill Amid Amendments and Delays
March 15 Senate session concentrates on a lengthy revenue bill with extensive amendments. Knott and Von Koebitzky proposals aim to direct benefits and regulate class eligibility while Lastshaw and Ryott propose caps and conditions. debate shifts to clerk payroll provisions as the day ends with hopes for cross chamber agreement.
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Senate
Jevernson Crey
House
Missouri
Knott
Ore Pope
von Koehtitzky
Ryott
Nye
Lastshaw
von Koebitzky
Billy
Maren Ii
Our Next Congressman from Pineville Democratic Meeting
The Pineville Democrat reports a crowded Circuit Court gathering with Democrats across the county discussing the next Congressman. Capt. Charles B. MeAfee of Springfield is favored as the candidate, praised for eloquence, integrity, endurance, and debating skill. McAfee’s nomination is hoped to be secured before November.
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Marsarts
P. Mo. Maen
T. M. Patterson
Buz
Douglas County
Webster
Gov. Phelps
Court House
Tie
Watterson
Das
Warhuill
Howell
T. Sen Sailisticnlut
Pineville
Charles B. MeAte
Springfield
Allee
McAfee
Congress
McDonald
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