Official vote details from the 1874 Arkansas Missouri era
The piece reports statewide counts for governor lieutenant governor and other offices, noting Hardin and Gentry leads and a slim convention majority. It covers political shifts, a Missouri Grange treasurer incident, the Arkansas constitutional debate, rebel aftermath, and national party talk including an independent movement and monetary reform proposals.
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Oferal
Hardin
Woodson
Gentry
Senderson
Lietenant
Aeas
Colman
Mardin
Thomas Holladay
Joseph W. Mercer
Camden
Stone
Worth
Messonora
Ilardin
Til
Smith
Arkansas
New York
Ond
Popular Voice
Arkanas
Albany
National Independent Party
Ohio
Bill Allen
Indiana
Indianapolis
Haa
Li Fa
Parti
Lasue
Bradly Democrat
Nevada
United States
Republic
Democratic Party
South
Washington
Georgia
Girant
Atute
Scalawage
Ani Reyes
Louisiana
Etta
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Troy Herald
Theo. PD
Fisher Job
A. Mudd
Waiters
Aes
C.T. Quisenberry
Tadvole
Register of Lands
Missouri State Grange
Grange
Kansas City
Ile
Liv Farma
Quisenberry
Westey Underwood
Hichard Nonefeo
Kallacowmy
Icansas
Pomeroy Ta
Nolle
John Ward
Sny Levee
Clarksville
Joln
Ouwohundro
Envy
Mr. Henry
John
Henry
Naval
Delaware
Ure
Inion
Cleveland
Oslo
Awl
Ani Ee Eee
Robert &Chilling
R. I. Trevelle
Detroit
A. A. Cameron
Chicago
K. M. Davis
Philadelphia
Thos. Duchanan
BE. A. Elleman
J. S. Campbell
Rockville
Hi. M. Hazelett
Greencastle
L. A. Wood
Louisville
A. 8
Ogg. Greenfeld
St. J. Carr
Alexandrala
Ind
1. A. Thompson
Cluntaville
Woolcott
White County
Thomas Jones
Lafayette, Ltd
J. A. Thompson
Summit Point
M. Smith
Kewanee, Ill
Sedge
Amborat
Masa
D. C
Mississippi
South Carolina
St. Ia
Boston
Gen. Butler
Alabama
Wisconsin
Areata Democrata
Concor
Liram K. Roberts
M. N.v. Edgerly
Webb
Snd
Warren F. Daniell
Congress
Stowell
Virginia
House of Representatives
Anga
New England
Utah
Geo
Q. Cannon
Yveld
Oregon
Agenca
Beas
Gov. Parker
New Jersey
Hin
Caplin
Jel Gore