Hayes Seen With Strong Will and Country Backing
The passage notes the moral sentiment favors Hayes and he is viewed as a safe, strong leader with his own will. In contrast, Tilden is seen through a lens of New York politics, Tweed connections, railroad ties, and a campaign strategy relying on the South with hoped Northern gains to win the Electoral College.
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Hayes
Tilden
New York
Tweed
Credit Mobilier
Allen
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Warren
Titusville
St. Louis
House of Representatives
South
West
Hendricks
Indiana
Saratoga
Buchanan
Friends of the Union
Wheeler
Sam
Tell
Democratic Party
Damascus
Tammany Hall
Apostle Paul
Paulus
Saul
Grow for Congress Backed by Susquehanna Republicans
The old Wilmot district Republicans in Susquehanna county unanimously recommend Hon. G. A. Grow for Congress. They urge seasoned party members to step forward. The district includes Bradford, Susquehanna, Wayne and Wyoming.
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Wilmot
Susquehanna County
G. A. Grow
Congress
Bradford
Susquehanna
Wayne
Wyoming
John Cessna
Bedford
Somerset
Blair
Cambria
Democrats of Allegheny County Nomination Defeated
At the county convention last week the Democrats defeated Speaker Patterson for Assembly. He failed to secure a renomination and may remain in a schoolhouse role only if deemed fit to govern children.
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Allegheny County
Patterson
Assembly
Alabama shotgun party wins by twenty thousand majority
The piece argues the Democratic party dominates Alabama, noting the Republican split and voter fear, suggesting local events like the Hamburg massacre influence turnout but do not alter the outcome.
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Alabama
Hamburg
Parade of National Guards in Philadelphia Sets Record
Last Thursday the National Guard parade in Philadelphia drew nearly 10,000 troops in formation, hailed as the greatest military display since the war.
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Tur
National Guards
Philadelphia
Blaine Rally Vows GOP Unity in Third District
In a Maine convention Blaine praised party harmony and backed his own Senate bid while denouncing Tilden’s repudiation stance. Speakers warned of Southern control if Tilden wins, urging loyal Republicans to defend national faith and victory in November.
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Lincoln
Democratic Party
Tilden
New York
Maine
Blaine
Third District
James G. Blaine
Congress
United States
Democratic Mass Meeting Termed Relic of Rebellion
In September 1864 Thomas A. Hendricks campaigned to discourage enlistments and spark dissent in the North while Grant and Sherman pressed battles. The narrator recalls his touring speeches and urges the Democratic National Committee to reprint his Seymour speech.
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Grant
Richmond
Sherman
Thomas
Hood
Tennessee
Thomas A. Hendricks
Democratic National Committee
Democratic
Hendricks to Speak in Seymour on Sept 14, 1864
Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks will address residents of Jackson and neighboring counties at Seymour Indiana on Wednesday September 14 1864 at 10 o clock.
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Thomas A. Hendricks
Jackson
Seymour
Indiana
Heriff
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Roscoe Hall
Borough of
Warren
Peace and Union Rally Advertisement August 29 1864
A call to all who favor peace and freedom from the current administration to attend a rally featuring an advocate of peace and re union. Citizens are urged to come by various transport modes, bring neighbors and baskets of food, with possible half fare rail travel arrangements. August 29 1864.
Democratic Reform House Delays Action on Vast Bill Load
Washington report notes over forty Senate bills, forty one public bills, and about one hundred ninety three bills awaiting action on the Speaker's table. The House spent the day in political debate and vowed to resume the next day, reflecting dissatisfaction with Democratic rule.
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Senate
House
South West
County of
Warren
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Pennsylvania
Myron Waters
R. E. Hopkins
J. R. Herrick
Oil Creek and
Caldwell Branch Petroleum Company
Hopkins and Herrick
Tidioute
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John Siggins
Beatty and Wilson
Allegheny River
James Parshall
McGuire
Kinzua
Kinzua Creek
Lebbins M. Strong
Sylvester Strong
L. M. Strong
Columbus
Austin Day
Runnin
M. Lowe
Philadelphia & Erie
M. F. Lowe
D. M. Lamoney
Columbus Township
Warren County
Charles Rivers
Aladin Pearce
Daniel Horn
Joseph Damon
James Lamoney
Hi. L. Rowe
Milo P. Osborne
S. H. Davis
Herife
Court of Common Pleas
Roscoe Halls
Limestone
Jacob Conarrow
Charles P. Henry
Hendricks and the platform clash with Tilden Boss Tweed
The speaker warns Hendricks against dismissing money in elections and questions his alliances, asking how Morrissey could aid that platform. The remarks target influence and political connections.
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Tilden
Tweed
Morrissey
Democratic Nominees Set for Crawford Mercer Ve nango Regions
CongressMAN Sheakley chosen as Democratic nominee for Crawford and Mercer district. Egbert named Democratic nominee for Venango Warren and Erie. Both candidates face strong odds of defeat amid likely party downturns.
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Sheakley
Congress
Crawford
Mercer
Egbert
Venango
Warren
Erie
New York Statute Punishes Railroads for No Water
A NY statute punishes railroad companies for failing to provide drinking water with a $75 fine. Half of the penalty goes to the informer and half to the town’s poor.
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New York State
Tilden reforms praised by German paper and Scribner summer issue
The German paper Chicago Staats Zeitung critiques Tilden’s past as a Tammany Democrat before his Damascus-like reform turn. Scribner’s Midsummer Holiday Number highlights outdoor travel pieces, bird articles by John Burroughs, wood drawings by Miss Bridges, poems by Bryant and Stoddard, and editorials by Dr. Holland on medicine, society, and nuisance issues.
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Scribner
Niagara
Colorado
Nova Scotia
Trier
New England
John Burroughs
Miss Bridges
R. H. Stoddard
Wm. Cullen Bryant
Indiana Governor Race Sees Harrison Nominated
The Republican nominee Mr. Ortn declines to run citing lack of united party support. Gen. Harrison, grandson of Old Tip, is named in his stead. Harrison commands strong popularity and is expected to unite the party to carry Indiana in October, paving the way for Hayes and Wheeler in November.
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Mr. Ortn
Indiana
Gen
Harrison
Tip
Hayes
Wheeler
Tur House Repeals Resumption Act Vote Split
The passage notes a party line repeal of the resumption act with Tur House voting along party lines. It criticizes Congressman Egbert for not voting, calling him dodgy and ineffective while urging his non re election.
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Tur House
Egbert
Seven Guilty of Murder in Hamburg Case
A Hamburg South Carolina jury found seven guilty of murder and eighty seven accessories before the fact. The dispatch notes public sentiment is volatile with bail offered to any amount. An ad for Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer claims it restores gray hair and thickens hair, citing a Des Moines Iowa source and offering a free treatise from R P Hall Co Nashua New Hampshire.
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Ganon
R. P. Hall & Co
Nashua
N. H
Hall
Statesman
Des Moines
Iowa
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