Editor resumes control of Lepcze paper with pledge to public
The editor returns after a brief departure to lead the Lepcze with a promise to restore public trust, acknowledge past errors, and focus on truth and duty. He announces assistance from Ma. D. D. Reed in printing and management, endorses the Democratic ticket for Warren County offices, and urges support amid a political climate shifting toward reform and independence.
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Howard
Democratic Party
Hy Lepcze
Ma. D. D. Reed
Creo
Lepcer
Ogans Va
B. F. Moist
Demokrate Dollars
Demo_cratic
Lenart
Rufus P. King
Judge King
Cleveland
Warren County
A. McKinney
Irvinton
Geo. P. Orr
Warren
Mr. Orr
Warrenborough
J. D. Grimes
Mead
Emery L. Davis
Sugar Grove
Warren Academy
Leper weighs in on Cleveland era and local politics
The piece comments on tax reform views, demotion of Warren county roles, and opposition to Judge Foraker. It notes editorials about Cleveland’s administration, party alignment, and plans for August rest in New York woods. Also mentions Washington changes, civil service, and local support for the Democratic administration.
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Ohio
Foraker
Frank P. Willams
Columbus
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Miss Cleveland
Niagara Falls
The
Washington Star
Washington Dispatch
Moving Fast Enough in Cleveland Administration
The Cleveland administration is vigorously replacing Republican officeholders for cause, with widespread changes across departments. Secretary Whitney and Mr. Vilas are reforming the navy and postal services, as vacancies from resignations and dismissals are filled. The fourth class postmasters are being changed rapidly, and Attorney General Garland is cleaning up his department.
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Cleveland
Whitney
Navy Department
Vilas
Postal Department
New York
Pennsylvania
Garland
Navy
Reform beliefs and political turmoil noted in 1870s press
The piece discusses reform-minded figures and their actions, noting George William’s judgment and a New York publication selling 171 820 copies. It critiques Col Quer Quay’s nomination for State Treasurer and laments Republican disorders in the South, highlighting the suicides of Dennis of Florida and Dumont of Louisiana amid fraud accusations.
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South
Dennis
Florida
A. J. Dumont
Louisiana
Dumont
New Orleans
Hayes
Ex Secretary Chandler Attacks Garland on Dolphin Contract
Boston July 14 Ex Secretary Chandler writes to the Journal disputing Attorney General Garland s ruling that the John Roach Dolphin contract is void and payments illegal. He condemns the legal reasoning, notes conflicting opinions on required speed and horsepower, and argues the act s terms do not support voiding the contract. He defends Roach and suggests navy yard construction as policy shifts face strong opposition.
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Boston
Chandler
Journal
Garland
John Roach
Roach
Dolphin
Gatland
Whitney
Naval Advisory Board
Department of Justice
Advisory Board
Washington
Buffalo Courier
Navy Department
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George William
New York Word
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Suspension Bridge
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