Republican State Convention Delegates Set for May 1968
The Republican State Central Committee announces a convention on May 20 1968 to select four delegates and twelve district delegates to the national convention and to choose state officers. Representation will be based on county votes from the last general election with one delegate for every two hundred votes, and Merrill for Governor is noted as a reference point.
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Iowa
Republican Party
Republican State Central Committee
C. C. Nourse
Cedar County
Tipton
Cleracreus
County of
Cedar
State of
Martin Marker
John Uhler
John Abler
Towit
Perth
Redge
Towa
Court House
Hin DD. Shearer
Schenck
Demas Barnes & Go
Park Row
New York
Hance
Baltimore
Maltimore
John D Park
Corger
Fourth and Walnut
Walker Doaglor
Wabash Avenue
Chicko
Lil
Culling Brothers
Seethwest Corner
Vine Streets
St Louis
Impeachment moves against President Johnson in Congress
A lengthy report outlines the House action to impeach Andrew Johnson for high crimes and misdemeanors. Stevens and Bingham announce the push, seven members named to draft articles, Senate referral debated, and Lorenzo Thomas's arrest over Tenure of Office Act violations highlighted.
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Congress
Andrew Johnson
United States
Supreme Court
Eeyor
Johnson
U.S. Senate
Stanton
Lorenzo Thomas
Senate
House
Democrata
Stevene
Reconstruction Committee
Thomias
War Department
Mr. Johnson
Thomas
Stevens
Bing- Ape
Merite Menta
House of
Andrew, Johnson
Yeas
Messrs. Stevens
Pennsylvania
Bingham
Ohio
Messrs
Boutwell
Massachusetts
Wilson
Iown
Jogay
Iinois
Julian
Indiana
Ward
New York
Hessis
Bostoone
Mawes
House of Representatives
Andrew Jolson
Wade
Howard Rose
District of Columbia
Adjt
Ad Iiterine
President's Senate Role Clarified Amid Disability Debate
The article reports on the President of the Senate acting during a disability period and the push to remove a disability and complete Johnson's term. It notes concern over a fair trial process and the timing of actions by officials and the President.
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Aew
Herald
Nous
Senate
Hall
Brooks
Johnson
Chicago
Debate within Western Democrats over debt and Pendleton
The passage discusses Western Democrats opposing paper money and the national debt, criticizing Pendleton and calls for unity against Republican policy on the currency. It cites opinions of Illinois Democrat Judge Caton and presses the idea that Western voters face a pivotal choice between Pendleton or the devil. The piece also includes a clerk’s report from Cedar County Iowa on fee receipts for 1867.
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South
Democratic Party
Western States
Grass
New York World
Freeman's Journal
Pendleton
Judge Caton
Peoria Democrat
George H.pendleton
Alva
Chase
Devil
Deavenport Gazette
Ees
Tron
Board of Supervisors
Cedar County
Iowa
Lim
Atk Prat
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