Garfield Named National Republican Presidential Candidate
The National Republican ticket nominates James A. Garfield of Ohio for president.
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National Republican
James A. Garfield
Ohio
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1880
Page
4
Remembering Lee and Jackson Principles in Virginia Politic
Wade Bampton spoke at Staunton Virginia urging voters to honor Lee and Jackson by supporting the Democratic ticket. He invoked their four years of sacrifice and warned that the ticket's success hinges on the current vote.
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Lee
Jackson
Virginia
Wade Bampton
Staunton
Democrat Prevented from Voting by Troops Claim
Fragmentary local claim alleging a Democrat was barred at the polls by armed guards during an election in Can Nelton. Mentions General Clarcock as a future ruler who would restore government to the pre Republican era.
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Weidefy
Clarcock
Frank Landers
Cannelton
A. C. Norman Denies Union Soldier Card Claim
The T. D. published a card signed A. C. Norman ex Union soldier which Norman says he never authored or signed. He disputes the attribution and seeks to clarify the record.
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T. D
A. C. Norman
Greencastle Press Rooster Crow Over Delaware Result
The Greencastle Press highlights a 689 vote Democratic majority in Delaware, noting a net loss of over 2 609 for Democrats and a corresponding Republican gain.
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Greencastle
Delaware
State rally by the boys in blue draws 70000
A massive gathering in Indianapolis, described as the grandest political demonstration ever seen in the city, attracted an estimated 70,000 attendees. The event showcased strong display of support for the police or constabulary group.
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Indianapolis
Jamboree Attendance Compared to Republicans Crowd
An editorial line notes the jamboree drew about 30 900 attendees, and imagines if Republicans had drawn a crowd of similar size the event would have set off major excitement. The remark uses the tally as a gauge for public interest and political energy.
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T. D
Proposal to curb drunken voting at polls
A proposed law would criminalize voting while intoxicated and guiding a drunk voter to the polls. The author argues elections are unfair if men are intoxicated and forced to vote like cattle.
Heir Details Alleged Pension Theft by Administrator
Harriet Allison files a claim alleging William H. English as administrator of Phillip Easton’s estate stole nearly $3,965 in Revolutionary War pension funds drawn around 1840 1841. She asks the Pension Office to verify the date and amount English received and to determine heirs’ rights.
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United States
English
Harriet Allison
Lie
Presidential
Jordan
Wm. TH. English
Jesse D. Bright
U.S
Indiana
W. L. Marcy
Isaac Touney
J. L. Edwards
Patent office caution and attorney in Washington
Inventors should exercise great care in presenting inventions before the Patent office. Many patents are worthless from neglect of this precaution. A capable Washington based attorney, Mr. C. E. Foster at 509 71th St., has 19 years experience and refers to officers of the Bureau, the 2nd National Bank, and Bank of the Republic DC. Send to him for advice and pamphlets.
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Patent Office
Washington
C. E. Foster
Washington, D. C
2Nd National Bank
Bank of the Republic
D. C
Southern Democracy claims solid support in Hancock bid
An opinion piece accuses the Democracy of 1876 election theft and intimidation to win 1880 votes, laments Republican losses in the South, and catalogs rebel-linked chairs in Congress while highlighting Garfield’s integrity and nonpolitical stance. It lashes at Ku Klux influence and praises Garfield as an honest scholar.
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Ephor
Democratic Party
Jovell
South
Lee
Hancock
Appomattox
Dancock
Congress
U.S. Senate
Maxey
Post Office Committee
Capt
Coke
Indian Affairs
Col. Withers
Pensions
Cockrell
Claims
Col
Harrison
Dist
Columbia
Senator Garland
Jeff Davis
Territories
Ransom
J. E. Bailey
Education
M. C. Butler
Civil Service
Lamar
Mississippi
Gen
Morgan
Butler
Gordon
Hill
West
Public Service
Atkins
Hunton
Reagan
Commerce
Scales
Col. Muldrow
Col. Cabell
W. Pres
A. H. Stephens
King
Inter-Oceanic Canal
Gunter
Whithorne
Goode
Blackburn
War Department
Ku Klux
Fort Pillow
Chalmers
Dist. N
Grand Republican Rally Draws 2000. Civil War Veterans to Meet
A Saturday Republican rally attracted about 2000 attendees. Credit goes to the Sullivan band and Capt George Briggs' Co escort guards. The Presbyterian Sunday school moves from 9 to 2 pm and a soldiers reunion begins today at Robinson Illinois with veterans of the flag defense expected to attend. Drums at Smiths.
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Sullivan
George Briggs’ Co
Escort Guards
Presbyterian
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