Republicans Triumph in New Hampshire and Win National Hope
Editorial correspondence from a 1868 issue celebrates New Hampshire Republicans winning over Democrats with a majority exceeding 3000. It cites Governor and legislature gains, asserts national impact for Union victory, and notes Grant favored for President while impeachment politics fade. It ends urging patriots to heed the lesson amid looming November outcomes.
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New Jampshire
New Hampshire
Atlantic
Pacific
Lakes
Gulf
Harriman
Grant
Johnson
Cin. Gazette
Jno C Lee
Henry Hunecke
R B Moore
Col E A Parrott
Scipio Myers
Michael Dumbrough
Jno M. Barrere
Eph Bidwell
FE B Stiles
Levi Warick
Hlon J C Hall
Joseph Bradbury
Worthington
JE Devin
L Flannery
Ston T A Welsh
A Simmons
Anson G. McCook
Jas Barnett
E Newton
Thomas C Donaldson
D R Lock
W P Forg
Leead
General Lee
Ohio
United States
Ulysses
Congress of the United States
Europe
Committee On
Wade
Union Party of Ohio
National Republican Union Party
Congress
Ulysses S. Grant
Benjamin F. Wade
Andrew Johnson
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Senate
Republican Party
Republic
Edwin M. Stanton
War Department
Van Wert County History and Early Administration Notes
Tale covers Van Wert County Ohio from 1836 to 1839 with commissioners meetings at Wiltshire Pleasant Ridge and Ridge township organizations. Includes tax lists, assessor pay, 14 percent levy distribution, voter counts by township, and mentions of Johnson Defenders and Maryland birth registrations repeal.
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van Wert County
Allen County
Ohio
Paulding
Mercer
Allen
Adams
Indiana
Wiltshire
Jesse Atkinson
Joshus Goodwin
Ansel Blossom
John Keith
John Case
Bond
Daniel D. Cross
Sugar Ridge
Range
Pleasant
Tully
Union
Harrison
William Priddy
Board of Commissioners
Ridge
Washington
Hoaglin
Jackson
Jennings
Liberty
Willshire
van Wer County
A Profitable Clock From Des Moines to Ohio
A Des Moines Register item recounts a 21 year old tale of a worn clock traded for a corner lot at Fifth and Union, the lot later sold for 1800 dollars to Ed Clapp. It also notes Boy Will Lehman’s return to Des Moines and a temperance circular urging a March 15 day of fasting and prayer.
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Desoe
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Union Streets
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Will Lehman
Des Moines
Mr. Leham
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State of
Jesus Christ
Atheneum
Gen. Lee
Gen. Keifer
Mahlon Chance
Supreme Bench
Senate
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McPherson
Sill
Lytle
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Union
E. E. White
Ton
Congress
Johnson
R. P. Buckland
Washington
Samuel Galloway
General Moody
State Central Committee
A. B. Buttles
Rodney Foos
8. S. Warner
R. D. Harrison
Wm. R. Thrall
E. L. Taylor
van Wert
Gillio
van Wert County
van Wert and
Wiltshire
Wiltshire and
Nancy Wilson
Glorious New Hampshire Victory Report
The report highlights a strong Republican victory in New Hampshire reflecting a net gain in votes from the previous year. It notes upbeat sentiment and party momentum across the state.
Impeachment Indorsed by Granite State Vote
March 10 New Hampshire results show Republicans leading in both House and Senate as returns suggest a statewide majority. Democrats report no conclusive counts by 4 PM though crowds await results and plans for celebration including a gun salute. A Concord dispatch cites Harriman leading Sinclair in 125 towns with 26 000 to 23 000 votes.
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Copperhead
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Yellow Fever Rag
Nigger Smasher
Pirates Oun
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Scioto Gazette
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Kentucky
Wasmindox
New Hampshire
Montgomery Blair
Concord
Harriman
Sinclair
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