Noyes Backed as Democratic Treasurer Hopeful in Ohio
The Mail calls Col Amos C. Noyes a jobber and predicts his election to State Treasurer. Dems urge a straight Democratic ticket, opposing Republican ring interests. Ohio signals favorable Pendleton prospects for Senate, while Pennsylvania faces a November showdown. Judge Trunkey urged to balance Supreme Court representation.
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Amos C. Noyes
Noyes
Trunkey
Schell
Ohio
George H. Pendleton
United States Senate
Ewing
House
Pennsylvania
Justice and
Reason
Supreme Court
Democrats
Democratic Appeal Persists in Greenback Era Rallies
The piece argues for Democratic loyalty amid Greenback and Prohibition efforts in several counties. It recalls 1877 Warren resolutions, denounces Republican policy, and predicts Democratic victories in Pennsylvania and other states, urging laborers to unite for reform and justice. It notes the 1879 specie payments resumption debate and calls for silver restoration and expansion of greenback usage.
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Greenback
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Democracy of
Pennsylvania
Ene
National Democracy
St. Louis
Tilden
Hendricks
United States
Ohio
Warren
National
Congress
Herald calls for defeat of the Republican party
The New York Herald declares Republican leaders dangerous to the country and urges their defeat at the coming election. It warns Honest Republicans to stay home rather than vote for the ticket, cites internal party abuses, and notes that voters favor Democrat Treas urer candidate Radeker over Horton Crary firm ties, listing seventy five Republican signatories from Sheffield.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
California
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
New York
The
New York Herald
Republican Party
Leadeneuip
News York
Herald
Erastus Barnes
P. E. Barnes
T. E. Barnes
Radeker
Horton, Crary & Co
John McNair & Co
Sheffield
Barnes
Charles W. R. Hadeker
B. F. Morris
Sheffield Township
C. W. R. Radeker
County
Treasuron
Mail
Horatio Seymour
Hayes
the Mail
Friend Mail
Not a single republican state ticket candidate accepted nomination
The Rochester Union notes none of the rump Republican state ticket candidates accepted the nomination. The Elmira Advertiser predicts a Democratic victory. Various appointments are listed, including John Welch to England and Stoughton to Russia. The piece cites party maneuvers, remonetization talk, and calls for voting Democratic, warning workingmen against Greenback or Republican candidates.
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Rochester
John Welch
Senate
England
Stoughton
New York
Russia
Noyes
Ohio
France
Kasson
Iowa
Austria
Lowell
Mass
Spain
W. P. ScHann
Sinmon Cameron
Slayes
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Warren Ledger
John Trunkey
Venango
William P. Schell
Bedford
VOR
Col
A’ C. Noyes
Clinton
C. W. BR. Radeker
John Morgan
Trubtes OF
Ware
Ile
Senator Morrow
Colonel Noyes
Treasury
Boston
Europe
Liverpool
Chicago
Brick Pomeroy
Fayette County
Greenback Labor Party
Illinois
Greenback Movement
Cerat
John McNair
Frank Jackque
Onias Hoyt
W. AL. Sylvis
G. LE. Maybee
G. H. Adgate
Isaac Terwillis
George Terwill
F. J. Stenger
Elias Dixson
W. J. Keeney
B. Jf, Pickerin
GO. Foulkrod
Louis Laih
Fp, Cobey
Fred. Siegel
Henry Peck
Isaac Horton
Robert Tait
Andrew Lawsor
Andrew Webb
C. H. Lambkin
Thillig Frenouth
James O'Keefe
Jerry Crary
James T. Osgood
Charles Bull
Geo. W. Allen
Harry V. Sweet
Oscar Wright
Andrews
Geo. W. Lopez
W. B. Hoyt
M. Burlingame
W. Woodard
Underwood
Mann
Charles Shaw
John Kerlie
Adam Zimmer
Geo. Brewer
Joseph Seibe
Conanress
Randall
Col. L. F. Watson
Post Office Department
Mortun
New York Express
Thomas A. Hendricks
Morton
Banking and Currency Committee
Buckner
Trakey
Spreme
H E
Judge Sterrett
Ringsters
Comptroller of Currency
Secretary of the Treasury
R. B. Stewart
Tokey Street
Union
Roscoh Hall
Washburn
America
Gstar
Wells & Noyes
W. J. Chappelle
Asa Scott
Conewango
Warren County
John Williams
Corydon
Administrator’s Base
Otick
IN Court House
Warren Borough
George F. Dinsmoor
Warren Road
Dinsmoor
Janes Corbin
Corbin
Daniel Pound
Hiram Heaton
Elk Township
Orphan's Court
County of Warren
State of
Penns
Water Street
Said
Michael Gisselbrecht
Premi A. Hertze
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the Orphan’s Court
Conewango Township
Allegheny River
Scott's Run
John Shutt
Grunder
Philadelphia and
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Scott
Pee
Cook & Cornelius
Allen Block
Holdy & Cos
Warren Pa
B.g.coom
Cornet
Jib
Brokeenstraw Tp
Masterson
Irvington
Thomas Mastheson
AgCr
Johnson's Exchange
Johnson
Dakalb CO
Ill
J. P. 4048
Babcock
Sidivorce
San Francisco
New Orleans Times
Dem
Billous
Tarrant
Jarley
Bam
French & Son
Nassau 8T
Sunseon
Portland
Graoge
H. Hallett & Co
Maine
F. Gleason & Co
Washington St
Mase
Jackson
Jackson & CO
Petersburg
Gee
Warblre
Water St
Philadelpha
Wilson Sewing Machine Company
Broadway
New York City
New Orleans
Cal
Holman
J. Holman & Co
Ad Street
Yhuia
Beatty Fiano
Startling News
Orgone
D. Featty
Washington
Spencer & Co
Nassau
Fireaide
Mammoth Chromes
P. D. Ickery
Augusta
Outfit
Trum & CO
Jones & Co
Stamp
J. Minigrer & Co
Nassau, Street
N. Y
Bendac
B. Valentine
Englewood
Rocky Mountain
American Vermilion Works
Onlin
South Front Street
Philo
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Big Power Ag
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N.Y
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Parmloe & Henry
Hazeltine & Davis
Allen Dieck, Cor
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Old Exchange Building
Warren Pa Jytoritt
J. Lenz
Tin
Warren, PA
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Wemlock
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