Democratic Ticket and Campaign Snippets Report
The item lists political tickets for president Samuel J. Tilden and vice president Thomas A. Hendricks with congressman C. M. B. Thurmond of Lincoln County for sale of half-interest in a herald office. It notes New York World calling Schur a politician, Dyer stepping down as district attorney, and Morrill accepting treasury secretary post. Mansfield Liberal shifts support to Tilden and reform, while lines criticize the Republicans and entrenchment in the South.
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Mr. Tilden
Gov. Koener
Tilden
Mendricks
Carl Schure
Westheahe Foal
Grant
Schurz
Ile
Nation Reviews a Magnetic Demo and Custer Vengeance Plan
The item describes a political rally promising a magnetic demonstration to attract crowds and discusses a plan to raise a thousand volunteers in the state to avenge General Custer. It notes rebels aiming to destroy the government and references Shelby telegraphing readiness to support Grant.
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le Shelby
Grant
Custer
Norrill Critics House Action On Government Costs
The piece argues the house policy aims to reduce government expenses amid debates on ideation, insurrection, and revolution. It notes Vic people’s support for Mictiog and recounts Winchback’s senate salary dispute. Republicans are accused of bribery to gain support as Democrats press retrenchment and Governor Cuomo cites tax cuts in New York.
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Norrill
House
Revuwillvan
Vic
Winchback
Senate
Lili
Tie
Lincoln county calls for Democratic countywide delegate plan
A Lincoln County meeting sets next Saturday to elect delegates to state congressional judicial and senatorial conventions. The proposal favors Capt Thurmond for Congress and Dr J W Welch for state senate and argues for county unity, broader representation, and local influence over nominating conventions.
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Lincoln County
Lincoln
Capt. Thurmond
Buckner
Congress
J. W. Welch
Thiele
Welch
Caule
Senate
Democrats Secure Delegate Selection Through Strict County Unity
The central committee plans a strict party organization for delegate elections. Only loyal Democrats or those willing to accept the convention outcome may attend, ensuring the party majority governs. Bolting the action or allying with opponents will not repair perceived injustices or advance democracy's core principles.
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Lst
Democratic
Retrenchment clash Over Government Salaries
A partisan quarrel rages over cutting government clerks and employees pay. Opponents accuse Republicans of funding campaigns with salaries and warn retrenchment would curb campaign blackmail. The critique targets Congress and figures like Eli Garfield and Tilden allies, contrasting reform rhetoric with alleged corruption.
Custer and Indians Clash on Little Horn River
From Stillwater Montana July 2 a Helens correspondent reports General Custer attacked an Indian village of about 2,000 lodges on the Little Horn. Major Reno's force held the lower camp as 200 plus men died or were wounded. The Indian losses are uncounted. With Terry arriving, Custer’s command faced a tough retreat toward the mouth of the Little Horn.
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Oran
Helens
Montana
Stillwater
Gibbon
Litle Horn River
Custer
Little Horn
Reno
Cantor
Nut
Humdred
Tone
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Seventh Cavalry
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Lili
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Seledinne
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Dozoman
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Fortitis
Reng
Totelon
Bartie
Terry
Geneen
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Enya
Big Horn
Rosebud
Gilbbon
Latantey
Touret
Little Big Horn
Jengih
Sturgis
Porter
McIntosh
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Thes. K. Fisher
Job. A. Mudd
Samuel J. Tilden
Thomas A. Mendricks
C. M. B. Thurmond
Herald Office
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T. D. Fisnen
The
New York World
Dyer
Sud
Morrill
Treasury
Dilale
Sunald
Mansfield
Ohio
Hayes
Hee
Reform
Monroe County
Alexander
Audroit
Ducknor
Viw
Republican Party
Ehirt
Seburz
Thousanda
Hendricks
Coluer
Aifteen
Lineau
Democrata
New York
Aspirania
Liardin
Mardin
Gentry
Smee
St. Louie Journal
Colemnporary
Eli” Garfield
Cox
Eid. Garfield
Eid. Garfield Was Chairman For the Last Two Congresses. Mr. Cox
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