Political notes on Ohio returns and Democratic gains
The piece discusses withheld official Ohio vote results to avoid triggering party club disbandments, Cameron influence in Venango and Wat son races, and a broader view of October results showing Democratic gains in Indiana Georgia Colorado Delaware Connecticut West Virginia. It also mentions a disputed confidential ward ward conversation involving Shortt and denial of a reported dialogue with Senator McMullen.
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Connecticut
Delaware
Colorado
Indiana
Georgia
West Virginia
Republican Colubmn
Ohio
Ilon
W. Ai
Grant
Kilpatrick
Senator McMullen
Perdition
Desperate Washington plot to seize South elections
The proofs show a deep laid plan to carry elections by force and by use of the US Army for one party. Cabinet changes and army command shifts mirror a coup. The piece draws parallels to Napoleon III’s coup and warns of a rigged 1876 contest with federal marshals and martial threat.
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Washington
South
Army of
United States
Grant
Hayes
White House
the Elysee
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
Morny
Persieny
St. Arnaud
Fleury
Manoas
French Republic
Don Cameron
Moiny
Don
Gameron
Babeeck
Tim
Traimen
Robeson
General Sherman
Congress
Paris
Schofield
Ruger
Texas
Louisiana
Taft
Pees
Pierrepont
Chandler
Delano
Cameron
Belknap
Morrill
Bustow
Tynner
Jewell
Higsee
Crant-Hayes
Trading a Democrat for Brace on Brokenstraw ticket
A local political note urges voters not to trade Charles Chase for Brace. It argues Chase is already elected if Democrats stand by him and warns against sacrifice of any on the ticket. The piece appeals to Democrats to resist concentrated trading and elect the full ticket.
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Brokenstraw
Charles Chase
Brace
Chase
Mr. Brace
Democratic Congressional Conference Nomination in Erie
The Democratic Congressional Conference at Cory Downer House elected E. C. Kennedy as chair and John Whittaker as secretary. Dr. E G Egbert was nominated but withdrawn and Hon. Wm L Scott was unanimously chosen to oppose Col. L Watson. Scott will canvass after returning from New York. The Omaha Herald cites Republican victories in its remarks.
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Downer House
Cory
E. C. Kennedy
Erie
John Whittaker
Venango
E.G. Egbert
Erie County
Hoag
Wm. L. Scott
Democratic State Committee Letter Urges Reform in Pennsylvania
The Democratic State Committee announces victory in Ohio Indiana and West Virginia and urges Pennsylvania to join in a aggressive campaign for reform. It attacks Grant era corruption, promises tax cuts and reduced expenditures, and calls for unity, peace, and a decisive win in November under the banner of Tilden Hendricks and Reform.
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Habbebeeaa
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Tilden
Hendricks
Reform
Lis
Country
Novelarty
State Committee
Wincram McCurnsh
Chaiman
New York
Warren
Lee
Political dispute over Stone pay and party vigor
The Mail defense of Mr Stone is criticized for justifying his $300 extra payment as valuable to the state. The speaker argues the appropriation remedy was simple and the extra pay unnecessary. He notes Stone’s $1,000 salary covered the session and questions motives amid Republican disarray and upcoming elections.
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Stone
United States
Erie
Secretary of the Treasury
Hartranft
Lut
Mr.Stone
Warren County
Mr. Stone
Goy Hayes a Know Nothing Member of American Alliance
On the paper’s edge the article states Goy Hayes is a Know Nothing member of the American Alliance his own letter appears and convicts him beyond doubt. Adopted citizens are urged to take notice of the disclosure and implication.
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Goy
Hayes
American Alliance
Will Hayes Be Withdrawn
A regional and national debate on Hayes withdrawal dominates Washington dispatches. Reports say Grant may replace Hayes to revive the party and garner war- era sentiment, with Blaine or Bristow named as alternatives. Western radicals protest. Ohio and other states shift toward Hayes' rivals as reformers gain ground.
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Gen. Grant
Hayes
N. ¥. Post
Washington
Zach Chandler
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
Chandler
Grant
Noyes
Goy
Wikoff
Morton
Logan
Blaine
ExErEn
Bristow
Indiana Rally Hails Reform Victory and Unity
Indiana speech praises reform, denounces press sensationalism, and backs Governor Tilden. Gov. Hendricks lauds unity across sections, condemns disunion, and credits Kilpatrick's finance stance misread by his party. Indiana stands with east, north, south, and west against partisan bile and money-driven tactics.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Tilden
Democrats of
Tiklen
Indiana Democracy
Outlook from Washington on Republican defeat in Ohio and Indiana
The Washington editor reports the GOP demoralized after losses in Ohio and Indiana, noting Hayes faces a tough path as the Administration and leaders scramble. The piece details misreads, campaign promises, and a shift in public sentiment, with references to politicians and party figures and a call to action from local merchants at GEO. BAUER & Co's for warm gloves.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Hayes
Little Hale
Maine
Harrison
Bootwell
Cameron
Edmunds
Mosby
Holloway
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Democratic Committee
Tilden
Jacob Townsend
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OF New York
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Electo
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Laroe
WELEO
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Tidioute
C. B. Knight
South West
Rufus P. King
Phillip Mead
Youngville
Sherif, Charles Chase
Pine Grove
Dalrymple
Coronor
WM. E. Stright
Pittsfield
Warren Academy
E. T. Valentine
G. W. Kinnear
Youngsville
Democratic County Committee
Democraic
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S.¥. Davis
Colinnany
M. Martin
Tine Grove
Philip Sciguint
Goneuang
Ron Seaver
Columboss
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Buger Grove
GW. Radeker
Stedfeld
A. Turt
Work. Dawson
Diodes O. B. Phatlips
W. Ib. Samih
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Peter Holt
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BH. Reynolds
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Ken Franklin
Rolvit Jackson
Gel Cramer
David Mabon
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Cqeolze O11
John String
John Olea
Venango County
Osmer
Watson
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Democratic Congressional Conference
Ion
L. Scott
Omaha Herald
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Sublican
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Careianaty Div Wieier Specu
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Epa
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Bray
Tam Ley
Ndersonville
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I. RB. Stevenson
Scuuvon Reeoky
Turnbull Brotulnis
Lalimore
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Biyles
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Potlnr, Wight & CO
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N.Y
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J, McKinney
Hyers Sisters’ Company
Sam Lucas
Ifs
J. F. Wells Drug Store
M.il Holt
J.B. Brown
Takawood Thaber
Lube
W. H. Beardser
Yale
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Tyte - Weaver
Snger Sewing Machines
Edd
Hazeltine, Orr & Co
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Ball & Levy
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Gmnrtie Strass
Buick
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Harnes
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Owners
Wymak
Wilt Veeeine
Wweniion
GO. H. Hunter & Son, Warren
Alan Ds
Warren, PA
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HH. A. Jamimson & Co’s
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Allison
Disston
A Orreo
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Dunham
Accdonald & Co
LASIA
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Aga
Ther Piu Liulgph
Vtump
Lem Entale
Ludlow
Hornes
Lowh
Avital Obhiey Chainettic
Kane
Grand St
Homseopathic Pharm
Cyba Cals Coumirys Foundel
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