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The Abilene Reflector

Location

Abilene, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1884

Page

4

Kansas Democracy Sees Clear Path to Victory in Topeka

In Topeka last week the Kansas Democratic convention framed a firm platform on tariff reform and fiscal moderation, pledging to resubmit prohibition. Governor Glick delivered a forceful speech that energized delegates, while Dickinson county solidified its Democratic support with key delegates and alternates chosen for Chicago. Republicans face unity and decisive stakes as campaigns shift toward Chicago.

Guv. Guick Topeka Representative Hall Gov Kansas Republican Party

Fifth Congressional Committee Organizes in Topeka

The Democratic Congressional Committee for the Fifth District met at the Copeland parlors in Topeka to permanently organize. J J McFarland of Cloud was elected permanent chairman and W S Glass permanent secretary. Committeemen present included G H Willis Washington W C Schull Republic J J Rea gan Clay Albert Micheals Riley Thomas Dickson Davis W N Hendricks Dickinson D B Powers Saline and W J Rees Ottawa. They decided to nominate a candidate against Jon A Anderson with Junction City named as the conven tion site. The chairman was instructed to issue the call at his own date with representation based on the next state convention.

Fifth Congressional District John A. Anderson Anderson Junction City J. J. McFarland Cloud W.S. Glass Sec G. H. Willis Washington W. C. Schull Republic J. J. Reagan Clay Albert Micheals Riley Thomas Dickson Davis W. N. Hendricks Dickinson D. B. Powers Saline W. J. Rees Ottawa Congress Jon A. Anderson

Nominating Fight for Republican Ticket in Chicago

The article analyzes the split, wire pulling, and long battle at the Republican National Convention in Chicago with candidates like Blaine, Clark, and others. It notes dark horse possibilities such as Harrison, Gresham, Hawey, and Sherman, and predicts a Democratic comeback driven by anti corruption sentiment underscored by November outcomes.

Chicago Buarse Agmur Lecax Edmunds Blaine Powel Clayton Arkansas Arathur Buarne Indiana Hawey Connecticut W. T. Sherman Democratic Party

An Arkansas View Of The Subject

The Arkansas view argues that regardless of Republican nominee choices Blaine Arthur Edmunds Logan Sherman Grant or the great unknown the Democratic candidates for president and vice president will be inducted into office. The statement emphasizes a political expectation rather than a concrete event.

Arkadelphia Southern Standard Blaine Arthur Edmunds Logan Sherman Grant United States

Grant Letter Demonstrates Grant’s Involvement in Firm’s Methods

A facsimile letter to James D. Fish from Grant & Ward hints that Ulysses S. Grant Jr. supported profitable deals for the firm using his name. The publication argues the missive sullies Grant’s reputation amid past scandals with Belknap and whisky transfers, urging readers to reexamine his honors.

New York Sun Gen. Grant Grant, Jr U. & Grant Ferdinand Ward James D. Fish Grant & Ward Wall Street New York Mr. Fish Ward

Political Justice in New York Sun Opinion

The piece contrasts the late Fraudulent President and Samuel J. Tilden, praising Tilden’s enduring leadership and public esteem while condemning the former president’s scandal-ridden tenure. It argues time and elections will deliver ultimate punishment at the polls for the Great Fraud, with Tilden maintaining influence and support.

New York Sun United States Samuel J. Tilden Isis Mayes Ile Mr. Tilden

Hope Happiness and New Hope City Developments

Mr Robinson and his brother and Mrs Robinson have arrived to stay. The bank building delays for station location but banking will begin soon. The first sidewalk in the new city is a model and street commissioners nearby should pattern after it. A handful of unruly boys harmed a neighbor in effigy. this is a criminal and civil offense. Dr J H Paris of Missouri has settled at Hope and will practice with Dr Stroup. Recent heavy rains raised the creek four feet and fields will be unfit for days. A subscription was freely collected for the injured man.

J. H. Paris Hope Stroup Poeienes Po Yao Henogian

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