Missouri Democrat views in Troy paper on Colman and party lines
The Troy Herald comments on Missouri politics criticizing the Democracy for alleged corruption and conspiracy while defending Colman and McClelland as fit candidates. It rebukes calls for a new party, defends Confederate veterans, and recalls 1868 praise for Colman and Colman’s campaign leadership.
Comparative table shows Missouri legislature costs
The St Louis Times cites a Democratic defense of public spending and cites a table comparing the XXVIIth general assembly costs, including regular and adjourned sessions, and contingent expenses, to refute GOP criticism. Also references an article from the Lexington Confederation titled Something about parties.
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St. Louis Times
Missouri
Ublican
Lexington Coucesion
Debating a New Missouri Party in Jefferson City
A Missouri editorial critiques a plan to form a new political party in the state. It questions whether a distinct ticket can solve entrenched party issues and warns that shifting from Democratic or Republican ranks may not yield better virtue or governance. The piece stresses the risks of abandoning established parties and the need for genuine reform within existing systems.
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James Brothers
Col. Colman
Grangers
Jefferson City
Bourbon Rings
Cowman
Cockrell Andry
Jeff Jones
Rollins
Mardin
Stephens
Gentry
Phill
Walker
Govenor
Colman
Cockrell
Forchey
Maj
Rollina
M. V. L. McClelland
McClelland
Gen. Cockrell
Heggoee
Frank Blair
United States
Colonies
Missouri
Republican
Missouri Republican
Democratic Party
B.C
Sabes Eine
Commonwealth
Hubbell
Missouri Opinion on Convention and State Welfare
A St. Louis editorial condemns a proposed convention as harmful to Missouri's welfare. It argues energy and faith in the party should not bend to schemes and despots, foreseeing ruin. Yet it welcomes attending delegations of thoughtful citizens who would oppose reckless undertakings.
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Aline
Missouri
St. Louis Aimes
Mathias Nominated for State Treasurer by Ironton Register
The Ironton Register touts Hon. Mathias of St. Louis as the strongest candidate for State Treasurer. It recalls his 1870 election, the court ruling barring him, a subsequent repeat election by about 6000 votes, and his proven qualifications, urging Democrats statewide to back Frederick Mathias for the office.
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F. W. Mathiua
Ironton Register
Conneci
Mathias
St. Louis
Wos
Felix Coste
St. Louis County
Supreme Court
Fiata
ae _idate
Louise
Jon
Aes
Frederick Mathias
Jewell Named Postmaster General After Hale Declines
Marshal Jewell of Hartford Connecticut has been appointed to the postmaster general position after Hon. Mr. Hale declined the appointment.
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Eugene Hale
Hale
Marshal Jewell
Hartford
Connecticut
Democrats Splitters Seen as Threat to Solid Parties
The St. Louis Times denounces Democrats who flirt with third parties or varied alignments in different places. It calls them dangerous to a firm organization, ready to change sides for votes, and urges Democrats to isolate or sweep them from influence.
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St. Louis Times
New Missouri party forged by Schurz Grosvenor Hyde Hilton
St Louis dispatch says Schurz Grosvenor Hyde and Hilton are the wire pullers behind a new party to be organized in Missouri Col Dyer is the lone doctor of the concern in the district and has pledged Radical party support regardless of name or platform.
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St. Louis
Schurz
Grosvenor
Hyde
Hilton
Missouri
Col. Dyer
Radical
Louis- Journal
Announce Frv J erick W Mathina for State Treasurer
A notice from St Louis county announces Frv J erick W Mathina as a candidate for State Treasurer subject to the doula as eeT. u Seale Convestion.
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Jerick W. Mathina
St. Louis
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