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Newspaper
Troy Herald
Location
Troy, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1874
Page
4
The Citaten Democrat slams Democrats who seek office with Radicals and attacks a third-party ticket aiming to swing 1866 state votes. It warns against Grant supporters pursuing a life presidency, likening it to a Napoleon-style tyranny and urging vigilance to protect republican liberty.
A condensed critique argues that the Independent faction draws more from the Radical base than any other, seeks to fuse with dissatisfied Democrats to split the ticket, and aims to influence elections by leveraging Civil Rights debates while warning the Democracy to resist proscriptive shifts from 1865 to 1870 amid party realignments and legislative maneuvering. The piece warnings about Surgical alignments and urges vigilance to prevent Radical majorities and ensure elected officials reflect cross-party fealties.
Aretland sweeps Chicago again destroying many frame buildings erected since 1871. On the 14th a fire started in a small frame building with no wind aiding the spread. Fire department efforts failed to check it as dispatches called for aid from other sites. The blaze burned for hours, consuming about 64,000,000 in property.
A fragmentary report cites General Joseph Hooker asserting Butler singlehandedly harmed colored troops finances. It alleges Butler kept soldiers money at headquarters, with losses when men were shot and no trace of funds. The piece implies Butler issued harsh orders and misuse of funds during command.
A critique of Boonville’s proposed third party and its six advisory committee members. The piece questions the honesty and past actions of Geo. H. Stubbell Col A F Denny and Col Wm M Gates, alleging long records as radicals, self enrichment, and political scheming to lure Democratic grangers into a reform movement. Cooper and Caffee are named as the only seemingly honest figures.
A Louisville Journal notice lauds Capt. C. M. B. Thurmond as a rising, capable, and honest choice for Congress. It praises his Civil War service for the South, legal talent from Memphis, and deep knowledge of Western needs and national politics. The piece also discusses Democratic principles, federalist economy, and shifts in Arkansas, Illinois, and national party dynamics.
A Boston advertiser remarks that many Massachusetts contributors to public utilities have shifted to believe the public needs the discipline of defeat. He notes doubt there may be enough people to impose discipline, but the coming election remains of considerable interest.
Indiana Democrats meet in Indianapolis at a state convention to nominate their ticket for the October election. Observers foresee a strong Democrat triumph as Radicals and Reformers are weak, Patrons of Husbandry prefer Democrats if the ticket is solid, and Republican confidence remains low.
A South Carolina party plank proposes to add a penal offense for firing a rap gun near private property after a colored voter's injury during a burglary attempt. A meeting of colored citizens discussed the incident and pledged support for a bill, aiming at legislative passage to curb such gunfire near homes and outbuildings.
A disastrous blaze swept Lowe Falls Lawn destroying forty five buildings and causing an estimated loss of 150000 dollars. The incident occurred in the prior day with authorities investigating the cause as a possible arson or accidental fire. Local residents rallied to assist evacuees and assess the damage.
An authorized announcement nominates Frederick W. Mathias of St. Louis County for the office of State Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic State Convention.
Announcement of candidates for the 1874 Democratic primary in Lincoln County Missouri. Wm Priest and others seek roles including Representative, Member of the General Assembly, Judge of Probate Court, Clerk of County Court, Prosecuting Attorney, and other county offices. Primary set for September 7 1874 with ratification by the party.
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