Maine Supreme Court praised by Bowdoin alumnus toast
General Chamberlain at a New York Alumni meeting lauded Maine Supreme Court decisions as noble and lasting. He urged printing the opinions for law study and urged census data distribution via state supervisors in six congressional districts with listed counties and supervisors.
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Daviess
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Knox
Lawrence
Martin
Orange
Perry
Pike
Posey
Spencer
Vanderburg
Warrick
Glbert R. Stormont
Princeton
Bartholomew
Brown, Clark
Dearborn
Decatur
Floyd
Franklin
Harrison
Jackson
Jefferson
Jennings
Ohio
Ripley
Scott
Switzerland
Washington
Franklin C. Johnson
New Albany
Delaware
Fayette
Hamilton
Hancock
Henry
Johnson
Madison
Marion
Randolph
Rush
Shelby
Tipton
Union
Wayne
J. M Ridenour
Indianapolis
Boone, Clay Clinton
Fountain
Greene
Hendricks
Monroe
Montgomery
Morgan, Owen, Park
Putnam
Sullivan
Tipecanoe
Vermillion
Vigo
Warren
Isaac H. Davis
Frankfort
Benton
Carroll
Cass
Fulton
Howard
Jasper, Lake
Laporte
Marshall
Miami
Newton
Porter
Pulaski
St Joseph
Starke
White
Benjamin P. Walker
Adams, Allen, Blackford
DeKalb
Elkhart
Grant
Huntington, Jay, Kosciusko, Lagrange, Noble, Steuben, Wabash, Wells
Whitley Counties
Francis P. Griffith
Indiana Township Trustees Reveal Presidential Preferences
Jayhawker’s investigations show 1,012 township trustees report Blaine as first choice for President with Sherman second in many townships. Grant and Washburne also named. Dick of the Navy is favored for Vice President by 611 towns, and Hendricks is the Democratic pick for President with minor mentions for Seymour, Davis, Voorhees, and no Thurman input.
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Indiana
James G. Blaine
Blaine
John Sherman
Grant
Sherman
Washburne
R. W. Thompson
Navy
Hendricks
Seymour
David Davis
Voorhees
Thurman
Democracy
Liberty Township
Shelby County
Samuel J. Tilden
Hammond
Ohio
J. E. Neff
Mr. Manson
Washington Letter Roundup on Baltimore Growth and National Politics
The Washington letter notes Baltimore as a rising export hub with strong railroad and maritime links and growing trade, while detailing political currents around Grant, Sherman, Bayard, and party dynamics. It mentions harde n feelings about a third term, bond funding feats, greenback currency debate, and Indiana Ohio delegate expectations amid Democratic prospects.
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Seaboard
Philadelphia
Boston
New Orleans
Capitol
Gen. Grant
Sherman
Bayard
Regulate Stomach and Liver With Hop Bitters
An advertising claim asserts Hop Bitters as the sole remedy to normalize stomach and liver action. It promises improved natural function and claims to reduce most human ailments in any climate by targeting these two organs.
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