Blooded shirts and politics fuel Radical campaign rhetoric
In a heated piece, proponents claim Democrats undermine Hayes via slander and pay with bloodied profits, while railing at Republican control of public lands, railroads, and graft. The article cites violence in Charleston and Nashville, argues for local self government, and notes tax burdens and military fears, urging anti-Radical unity.
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Gov. Hayes
Pennsylvania
Mollie Maguires
Hayes
Wheeler
Tilden Slurs and Reform Seek Ohio Voters in 1876
A Cincinnati Commercial report and Hanna letter defend Samuel J. Tilden while blasting Radical supporters. The piece cites income tax disputes, Credit Mobilier ties, and Ames intrigue, urging voters to abandon corrupt figures and back reform aligned with Sherman, Bingham, and Ohio Republicans seeking integrity.
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Garfield
Ohio
Credit Mobilier Arcip
Credit Mobilier
Okes Ames
Oakes Ames
Garteld Ax Chal the Aardeld
Washington Ring
Hia Mence
Shepherd
Congress
John Sherman
Con
Washington
Bingham
United States
Japan
Heela
Cincinnati
Lon. Bayless W. Hanna
Indiana
Samuel J. Tilsden
St. Louisa
Indianapolia Journal
Ianna
Tenne Havre
Myanlf
Cinchinnati
Sam
Gev
Tilden
Halstead
Judianapolia
Altont
Terre Haute
St. Louis
Falee
Madson
Samuel J. Tilden
Morton- Conkling-Logan-Ross-Shepherd-Belknap-Babcock
Egypt
Hanna
Galion Jeview
Ublicane
Gallion
Tillen
Hendricks
Reform
Cochocton Lbemocrat
Prohibition Rally Notes and 1860s Election Gleanings
Readable fragments recount Prohibition Party resolutions and nominations in Atwater. discuss party critique of Republican and Democratic governance, debt figures, and election prospects across several states including Oregon Connecticut Rhode Island Vermont New Hampshire Maine and more. Mentions editors receipts of debt totals and political attacks amid 1876 campaign rhetoric.
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Prohibition County
M. E
Atwater
Prohibition Party
Repub- Near
Aideciades
Fos Audieadio
Geaiaeee
Oregon
Connecticut
Sneta
Femple
Detroit Free Press
United States
Republican Party
Grant Administration
Rural Kansas and national politics in 1876 notes
A fragment from Isvegespesce Kansas dated Sept 14, 1876 describes Independence in Montgomery County, wheat and corn yields, cotton, and the L L G railroad. It recalls the Bender farm relics, past events, and travels toward Little Rock with letters to Ohio friends. It cites political commentary from Cleveland Leader and Enquirer on Hayes, Butler, Adams, and policy aims for 1879.
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Isvegespesce
Kansas
bin Press
Independence
Montgomery Co
Kangas
Thie Indian Territory
Indian Nation
Thie
Ohio
Lindiana
Nebraska
Bender Farm
Little Rock
Ark
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Supreme Court
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Mr. Tilden
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Ashtabula County
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JS Perrin
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