Radical division in Missouri party debated in Troy editorial
The Troy Herald critiques Radical executive committee strategy as it weighs third party chances to split Democrat support. It argues Radicals seek local pacts to gain power by aligning with Democrats where they are weak, while preserving strict loyalty where they dominate. The piece condemns such tactics and notes a district convention set for September 17 in Mexico.
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Radical Party of
Missouri
Radical Execution Committee
Tekets
Jae Anid
Lange Wissen
Villee-Aeekera
Nnt
Missouri Democrats Call Convention for State Office Nominations
A Missouri Democratic convention is ordered to meet in Jefferson City on July 25, 1874 to nominate candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, and other offices. The appeal urges unity, warns against Republican corruption, and invites county and independent groups to join the national party, stressing retrenchment, economy, and reform.
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Sv. Louis
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
Ateust
Woolson
Otrskelves
Democratle
Yan
Taith
Democrate Party
Ohio
Oregon
Republican
Inez
Agatnet
Lst
Jeerson
Madison
Jackson
Demoucratis Party
Wilenluiacy
Credit Mobilier
Santhorn
Treasury
National Party
Republic
Tig
Rgcit
Elntine
Third party convention in Monroe County nominates slate
In Monroe County last week a third party convention nominated a ticket. All nominees consented to raw except the probate judge sheriff prosecuting attorney county clerk and public administrator.
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St. Charles
Candidate Frederick W Mathias for State Treasurer
An announcement lists Frederick W Mathias of St Louis as a candidate for State Treasurer, pending the Democratic State Convention decision. The notice identifies him as a candidate from the party and notes the selection will be made by the convention.
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Mate
Lincoln County Missouri 1874 Democratic primary judicial and county offices notices
Lincoln county Missouri voters are notified of numerous Democratic primary candidate announcements for state representative and Twenty-Eighth General Assembly seats, county court and probate judge, clerk, treasurer, sheriff, assessor, and prosecuting attorney positions. Each entry states candidacy subject to the Democratic Primary Election on Monday September 7, 1874 and lists the respective nominees or authorized announcers for Lincoln County offices.
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WE. Brown
Missouri
Lincoln County
Elvetlon
Wim
Theo
D. Flahor
Joy Herald
Twenty-Eighth General Assembly
Lincon County
Deniscrotie
Kirsene N. Monthaena
Frank KB. Prewitt
William Proxter
James M. McLellan
Wmn. A. Woodson
Compty Court
Litcum County
Strreet
Cake
Janes K. Conan
Utd
George A. Smith
Linewin
Siljeet
Sam W. Avery
Cmy
Sulyeet
John McDonald
Tremirer
Libcoln
Cheratneathen
David
Dow Winning
Dineoln
Samuel
Reet
Siigec
Raines
Bbieoln
Thomas M. Carter
Short
Fajah Myers
Inpy
John M. Eliza
Ancheor
Ancilny
Eradle
Brt
Wid
Dryden
Ldnweoliy
Richard Wells
Neta
Linenin
Dann
Josiah Croceh
Hing
Hincoln County
W. Wheeler
Vroncotting
Linean
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Troy Herald
Rismer
Alters
Judge Lynch
Repubican
Woodson
Callaway
Oght
Gohamed
Henely
Mani
Hell
Mexico
Denochat
Central Committiee
Radical Party
Miesouri
Cour
Athlone
Indiana
Mixouri
Radien Party
Ittself
Dhsgust
Democrats
Xelvet
Denmernde
Deware
Demagoguca
Hantora
Tha Wert
Thia
Janka
Democratic State
Central Committee
Del
Armstrong
Chm
Wu. U
Swit
Sec'y
State Offices
Wm. W. Straw
Invermbent
Denverathe
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