Democratic State Convention at Ravenna July 19 1877
Portage County Democrats plan a county convention at Citizens Hall Ravenna to nominate seven delegates for the State Convention in Columbus July 23 1877 and to choose a County Central Committee for the ensuing year. Representation based on township votes. August 11 meeting to appoint delegates. Also notes on state central committee meeting in Columbus and apportionment.
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Board of Public Works
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Geauga
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Dollar of Our Fathers Remonetization Debates Stir Iowa and Ohio
A long, partisan discussion on silver remonetization and the silver dollar dominates state conventions in Iowa and Ashtabula County Ohio. Democrats denounce Radical policies while endorsing coinage of the silver dollar and its legal tender status. The piece notes tensions over Sherman’s financial plans, bank conspiracies to curtail greenbacks, and public worry about debt, currency, and policy in a volatile late 19th century political climate.
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Campaign World Hints and Virginia Gubernatorial Talk
Wastisstos D C June 20 1877 The Administration's order on civil service reform clashes with Hayes campaign reminiscences. Virginia governors hopefuls gather in Richmond with Col Beverly seen as compromise favorite. Haytiens mission and Mormon visit spark local satire while North Carolina Republicans pledge Hayes support if federal patronage shifts occur. The Mayes order debate looms over primary participation and carpetbag politics.
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Political skirmishes mix with civil service reform hopes
Fragmentary remarks lament political partisanship and praise a new agricultural bureau appointee while recounting fundraising and influence concerns linked to President Hayes. The text cites Pennsylvania figures, Schurz speeches, and concerns over civil service, money in campaigns, and potential Speaker Garfield deliberations.
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