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Newspaper
Troy Herald
Location
Troy, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1876
Page
4
In a sprawling report the piece notes Democratic efforts to cut appropriations and curb military and civil spending while Republicans resist. It covers Indiana and Venezuela claims tied to gubernatorial races, Cleveland era cabinet friction, and President Grant’s stance on South Carolina troops and Chamberlain. The overall tone points to retrenchment and reform as key expected outcomes.
The Missouri Democratic convention nominated John Phelps for the first ticket position praising his long service in Congress and wartime stands. It lauds Gov Phelps as an experienced statesman and rejects the idea that war loyalties should affect political merit while noting the rest of the ticket remains strong.
Father Welch a pioneer Baptist pastor who came to Missouri in 1817 and helped establish the St. Louis church leaves a long life of faithful service. He died in Burlington New Jersey on the 8th, in the 89th year, after a career notable for vigor and devotion to the Lord. His death saddens many across denominations.
The Missouri Democratic state convention met in Jefferson City on the 19th, electing C. E. Peers as president and nominating Gov. John C. Phelps on the third ballot. Speeches praised the national ticket of Tilden and Hendricks, with Gen. West and Col. Phelps receiving strong support. The platform pledged adherence to the national Democratic program and called for unity to elect the ticket and advance reform.
The Democracy praised Win Slyde of the St. Louis Republican for a presidential electoral role, but he declined the position. The Republican party pursues elective work for Tihlon Wendricks and Reform. Ayde’s efforts are said to bear fruit, while Slyde’s resignation is lamented.
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