Democratic Nominations for State and Local Offices
The slate lists President Cleveland with Vice President Hendricks from Indiana. Electors at Large Richard Vaux Bernard Jt McGrawn Henry B. Plummer. District Electors Gen W Wh Davis. District Representative WM L Scott of Erie. County assembly Hiram F. Andrews Pittfield. Commissioners Philip Leonhart Conewango Joseph Clinton Sheffield. Register and Recorder Gho W Kinnear Warren. Auditors A S Dalrymp le Warren. Franke F Fay Farmington. Treasury Commissioner French Pine Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elactoral
Richard Vaux
Bernard JT McGraxn
Henry B. Plummer
Philip Leonhart
Conewango
Joseph Clinton
Sheffield
Register and Recorder
GHO
W. Kinnear
Warren
Dalrymple
Franke F. Fay
Farmington
French
Pine Grove
New York World Glasses 1884 Political Winds in Ohio and New York
The New York World assesses the 1884 political scene showing Republicans failing to surpass their 1880 Ohio majority after heavy spending and fraud accusations. It notes Democratic gains in West Virginia, praise for Grover Cleveland, and calls for Honest Government. The piece predicts New York’s electoral vote for Cleveland and clean governance.
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New York World
Ohio
Blaine
Greenback Fusion
Greenback
West Virginia
Cleveland
Roscoe Conkling
Grant
Arthur Ie
Bob Ingersoll
Beecher
Curtis
Schurz
Times
Evening Post
Harpers Weekly
Puck
Jay Gould
Field
Huntington
Sage
Union League Club
Business Exchanges
Grover Cleveland
St. John
Butler
New York
Editorial Notes and Comments on Blaine and Cleveland
Ohio signals, New York society ratifies Cleveland Hendricks ticket. The Sonety backs the Democratic ticket as Blaine falters in New York. James G Blaine faces opposition from Stalwarts and Conkling allies while Cleveland’s path appears increasingly clear. The piece probes claims of integrity and political strategy, arguing for Cleveland’s honesty over Blaine.
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Tiz Tayxany Society
New York
Cleveland
Hendricks
Sonety
James G. Blaine
Grover Cleveland
New Jersey
Republicans Clash Over Cleveland Mention In Town
A Republican visitor, misreading a Democrat as a fellow Republican, declares that politics has gone to the d es. He predicts Cleveland will be the next President, while traitors are bound to succeed. The Democrat, a Cleveland man, resents the charge, souring relations between the men.
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Blaine
Jamestown
Cleveland
Mail
Grover Cleveland
Gov. Cleveland
Mulligan
Jaine
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
D—L
What a Magnetic Man
A reader asks what a magnetic man is and the father explains a magnetic man is a Republican who carries a Republican vote state by a largely reduced majority.
Canvass Shifts Lead Across Four Years in Disputed Race
A republican notes that four years ago Hancock led early but Garfield finished ahead, and this year Blaine led at the start while Cleveland had strong support in the final days of the canvass. The speaker asserts Cleveland gains momentum toward the end.
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Hancock
Garfield
Blaine
Cleveland
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted For Catarrh Cure
Ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla treats constitutional catarrh by cleansing blood for a radical cure. Mentions Lowell Mass manufacturer and a grand stock of ladies cloaks in Warren with a Russian Circular priced at six dollars. Shows mixed local ad content with outfits for beaver and cloth goods.
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Hood
Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Warren
O. H. Hox
TER & Sox
Cure for youth errors offered by South American missionary
An appeal promises a free receipt to cure nervous weakness and early decay from youth errors. distributed by Rev. Joseph T. Inman in New York with a self addressed envelope. Also advertised are an immense stock of underwear, jerseys, and new lace neckwear from local shops, inviting customers to view styles and prices.
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South America
Joseph T. Inman
New York
O. H. Wintar & Sox
O. H. Troyrer & Son
Trial of Ex Lieutenant C W Mackey Deser tion Court Martial Records
Veteran soldiers are asked to judge Lieut Charles W Mackey of the Tenth Pennsylvania Reserve Corps after a published defense disputing his desertion and cowardice sentence. The paper presents verbatim War Department records from a 1863 court martial at Uptons Hill Virginia, with officers named and proceedings noted to February/March 1863, urging readers to decide Mackey’s merit.
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Orn Crry
Erie
Warren
Venago Counties
Agun
C.W. Mackey
Pennsylvania Reserve Corps
Mackey
Athens
Cutam
Mackey Han
War Department
Blackey
Penna
Uptox’s Hill
J W. Fisher
Coonel H.C. Bolinger
P. BR. C
R H. Woolworth
Tafanty
G. ©. Woodward
PR. C
G. Dare
Anty P
C. Mejor
C. A. Lyman
Fntry
M. Bailey
Bleiner
Court Martial Finds Mackey Guilty of Abandonment
First Lieutenant Charles W. Mackey of Company C Tenth Regiment P B V C is found guilty of misbehavior before the enemy and abandoning his company near Fredericksburg Va on December 13 1802 The court sentences him to forfeit all pay and allowances and to be dishonorably dismissed from the United States service The proceeding records note witnesses Major Knox Major McCandless and Lt Mackey's defense among others and the adjourned trial dates March 31 1843 and related testimonies
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Acesset
Ira Ayer
Bia
Tro Ayer
Daly Stor
Charles W. Incsey
Charles W. Muckee
L.fantry
Fredericketorn
Jas. B. Knox
Guilly
Jas. B
Knox
Belogs
Orth
Happahannock
Lieut
Mackey
Eluog
Asm
Macker Wes
Weber
Meckey
Jain
Leekey
Alan Sturday
Belle Plain
Lient
Thas
Regment
White Oak Church
Lieut. Mackey
Blie Plain
Belle Plain. (It Wil Be Noticed That Mr. Mckey
Tre
Wiese
Cochran
C. Cowper Cochran
Co. OC
10Th Regt
PRV
Naat
Combe Qeting sAeKtec
Mr. Mackey
Burnside
Wm Dougherty, Co
P RB. V.C
Heeger
Weidle
Heegel
Wedle
Dunsherty
Windie
A. i
Oelock A. M
McCandless Bolinger
Liuet
Woolworth Woodward
R Ho Jey
Briser
Oliver
Johnson
Spear
Kaufman
Christian
Judge Advocate
Charles W. Mackey
P.br . C
Dare
Lyman
Co. “C
10Th Regt. Pa. R. V. C
United States
Isen
Stiolman
Casa of Hirst
Charles W. Mickey
Rayo Pathy
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Presient
Thos. A. Hendricks
Tndiana
W. WH. Davis
Congress
WM. L. Scott
Assembly
Hiram F. Andrews
Pittafield
John Slevin
George
Purdy
A. P. J. Sensenderfer
Ackley
John W. Lee
John P. Levan
Hubert J. Horan
Ezra D. Parker
BR. L Wright
E. W. Momma
John H. Brinton
Andrew H. Dill
Wm. Stabler
F. P. Jams
F. Kentschler
K. K
Bof
Hugh M. North John Swan
Henry G. Stiles
A. Winternite
Allen G. Broadhead
John H. Anl
F. W. Rocka
Ellouw
Wm. A. Forquer
Richard Hahn
George H. Irwin
Per. A
Greenfield
Oue
New York State Committee
Jas. G. Blaine
OL Hunter & Son
E. Johnson
Tofantry
O. Sy Ain Y
S Ear
G. Oliver
T.B Kaufman
P. B.C
Ifantry
P. B
P. B.C. Pareie &. L. Caristman, 4Th Regiment, Rh. C
Tre Courk
Con. H.G Sicker Conrad
Harry
Jexts
A. Geol
Pla. Vlc Urson’s Hill
J. W. Fisher
5Th Infantry
Wiliam M eCandless
P.R V.C
H. G. Stokel
Henery
Jones
Ala
O’cloch
Candh
S. Boluger
Woolworth
Woodford
Mjor Bailey
Briner
Johoson
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