New York Times backs down from charge against Gov Tilden
The New York Times retracts the claim that Gov. Tilden swore to income taxes, lacking evidence promised. Judge H. M. Voris plans to fill a vacancy in the Georgia governor race as Colquitt leads with about 75,000 votes. Indiana and Ohio elections loom, with Democrats favored in Indiana and Republican concerns in Ohio, amid graft and reform rhetoric. Coronado notes uncertainty in Georgia and South Carolina violence against dissenters. General Braxton Bragg dies in Galveston, former Confederate general, with funeral to Alabama.
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Colonel Chandler Appeals to Republican Faith in Liberty
Colonel Jeff Chandler spoke after a local court adjournment to a large attentive audience. He argued that the Republican party abandoned core principles and money policy, contrasted debt via bond issuance with Democratic earnings, questioned war-time currency, and urged unity on civil rights while preserving state power in southern matters.
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Meeting of the State Democratic Central Committee
A State Democratic Central Committee session met yesterday afternoon at Fifth street rooms. Attendees included chairman Clay Ewing and secretary Mayo. Resignations and replacements were discussed for Elector-at-Large Col Thomas Crittenden, Fifth District Elector Samuel Byrna, and other electoral nominees. Alternates Julia Thomas and J S Harboeaeun were named, with N M Givan and others selected as alternates for the Third and Eighth Districts respectively.
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