Porter and Indiana Republicans name their ticket
The Indiana Republican convention nominating a full slate includes Albert G. Porter for Governor and Thomas Hanna for Lieutenant Governor. Other selections cover Judge of the Supreme Court W. A. Woods, Secretary of State Emanuel R. Hawn, Auditor Edward H. Wolfe, Treasurer Roswell S. Hill, Clerk of the Supreme Court Daniel Royse, and Superintendent of Public Instruction Bloss. The speeches emphasize integrity and Civil War service among candidates.
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W. A. Woods
Fifth Judicial District
Tennessee
Marshall County
Davis County
Iowa
Wabash College
Grant County, Inc
Goshen
Ind
Thirty-fourth Judicial District
Woods
E. R. Hawn
Emanuel R. Hawn
Clermont County
Ohio
United States Army
Mexico
William Hyde
Crawford County
Seventeenth Indiana Volunteers
First Artillery
Forty Ninth Indiana Regiment
Indianapolis
J. W. C. Springstein
Edward H. Wolfe
Rush County
Indiana
Joel Wolfe
Richmond
Indiana Volunteers
Nashville
George H. Thomas
Roswell S. Hill
Garfield’s Fame as Orator and Finance Leader in Congress
In Congress General Garfield quickly rose to prominence on military affairs and debate. His extemporaneous 1864 speech defending the Union drew fierce praise, solidifying his leadership on Ways and Means and the Smithsonian, while his financial stands for a sound currency and opposition to repudiation defined his record. The piece also notes his stance on the 1876 electoral commission and a Pittsburgh correspondence on early Garfield support.
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Indianapolis
Congress
Garfield
Alexander Long
Ohio
Lord Fairfax
Potomac
Benedict Arnold
Fairfax
Arnold
Robert E. Lee
Commonwealth of Ohio
Battor
Ways and Means
House
Smithsonian Institution
Electoral Commission
Mr. Foster
Supreme Court
Washington
Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette
Chicago
Caleb. N. Taylor
Bucks
Taylor
Palmer House
Harrisburg
Zachary Taylor
Abraham Lincoln
Maryland for Bayard in Baltimore Gazette reflects support
The Baltimore Gazette endorses Mr Bayard as Maryland’s top choice for the national ticket and expects a delegation to mirror Maryland Democracy’s wishes. In Memphis on June 16 the Democrats of the 3rd Mississippi District nominated H D Money for reelection to Congress.
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Maryland
Bayard
Baltimore Gazette
Memphis
Mississippi
H. D. Money
Congress
Garfield Named to Five Member Commission in Settlement Effort
General Garfield was chosen by the House to serve on the commission to settle disputes and took an active role in its deliberations. He has represented the Cleveland district in every Congress since 1862 and won re election by seven thousand votes. He was recently elected United States Senator to succeed Thurman, whose term ends March 4 1881.
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Indianapolis Journal
Albert G. Porter
Lawrenceburg
Iniana
Hanover
Asbury University
Greencastle
Bishop Simpson
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Congress
Porter
David McDonald
Martin M. Ray
Shelbyville
Democrat
Robert L. Walpole
Walpole
McDonald
Glary
Lincoln
United States
Ofndiana
W. P. Fishback
Ben. Harrison
Porter, Harrison & Hines
Hayes
the Treasury
Republican Party
Thomas Hanna
Lawrence County
Greene County
Indiana
Alderman Layman
Mr. Hanna
East Tennessee
Longstreet
Cumberland Gap
Asbury
F. T. Brown
T Republican Central Committee
P Nam County
Brown
Hanna
S. A. Hays
M. E. Church
Byron K. Elliott
But County
Ohio
Councell
Mint Criminal Court
Superior Court of
Marion
Francis M. Dice
Fountain County
One Hundred and
Indiana Volunteers
Indiana Asbury University
Covington
Fountain
Warren
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Washington County
Hanover College
Bar
Livonia
Twenty-seventh
Bloss
Newtown
Virginia
Antietam
Chancellorville
Resaca
Ohio Medical College
Orleans
New Albany
Evansville
State Board of Education
J. A. Smart
Dorman Bloss
New York
Brownstown
Jackson County
Garfie
Yeas
Ewing
Committee On
Banking and Currency
Garfield
Daniel Webster
Union
Gareld
House
Cleveland
Thurman
Voorhees Speech Sparks Outcry In Exodus Debate
The Indianapolis Journal denounces Senator Voorhees for a highly partisan exodus investigation speech. It accuses him of falsehoods and conspiracy claims aimed at the Republican party, noting Windom’s forthcoming refutation and decrying the misuse of public discourse for political gain.
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Indianapolis Journal
Voorhees
Senate
Buncombe
Republican Party
Indiana
Mr. Voorhees
Washington
North Carolina
United States
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One Hundred and Thirty-second Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Clay County
Tenth
Indiana Regiment
Second
Indiana Cavalry
John A Bridgeland
Shiloh
Stone River
Chicamauga
Hoover's Gap
Atlanta
Attica Ledger
Daniel Royse
Butler County
Lafayette
Wilson & McDonald
Crawfordville
Tippecanoe
Fortieth Indiana Volunteer Regiment
New Hope Church
Jonesboro
Missionary Ridge
Perrysville
Franklin
Tippecanoe County
Second National Bank of
John M’knight Bloss
Ery Deen
theWaily
Logansport Journal
James A. Garfield
The
Financial Record
Ools
Moncey
Kentucky
Tilden
Cincinnati
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