Lincoln County Democrats Rally for County and State Convention
Lincoln County Democrats plan a county convention on the 20th inst to appoint delegates for the state convention and presidential nominating process. The county committee lists J W Welch as chairman and others across multiple townships, urging strong turnout and unity to support the party’s 1874 agenda and national aims.
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Steaves
Democratic Central Committee
County
J. W. Welch
Hurricane Township
Jas. M. Wilson
Clark Township
Richard Young
Bedford
J. C. Elmore
Nineval
J. 3. B. Gregor
Waverly
Alex. Mudd
Millwood
F. D. Hardesty
Monede
W. T. Owings
Prairie
J. E. Stonebraker
Unlon
Who He Is Thurmond For Congressional District
The Troy Heralds praise C M B Thurman of Lincoln County as a man of excellent character and abilities equal to any in the district. The Montgomery City Standard and Louisiana Press echo the sentiment, contrasting Thurmond with Buckner and emphasizing Thurmond’s suitability for congressional distinction.
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C. M- B. Thurman
Thurman
Lincoln County
Buckner
Montgomery City
Thurmond
C. M. B. Thurmond
Louisiana Presa
William Allen and the Ohio election questions debated
The Cincinnati Enquirer quotes controversial lines asking why William Allen did not win and whether he carried Ohio last year. The piece questions Republican prosecutorial remarks, cites charges from parties, and discusses wartime policy and public opinion surrounding Allen and the Democratic vote in Ohio.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Willian Allen
Allen
Willanen
Ohio
Democratic Party Triumph Speech and Presidential Reply
A lengthy 19th century newspaper excerpt portrays a Democratic speaker praising public morality and lamenting national corruption while urging victory in the upcoming contest to preserve reform. The text then shifts to a presidential address defending executive power and refusing specific information requests, citing constitutional limits and commitments to proper branches of government, with notes on travel and rapid communications aiding governance.
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Democratic Party
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House of Representatives
United States
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Thin County
Washington
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Change scarcity after silver resumption in St Louis
A St Louis Republican note discusses silver resumption reducing small change circulation. Banks refuse to break large bills for fractional currency as redeeming it in silver becomes unpopular. Shinplasters rise in value while the silver payout circulates slowly, impacting daily transactions in cities like Washington. The piece notes broader effects but ends unresolved.
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Thie
Washington
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