Coleman as Compromise Candidate for State Treasurer Bid
Warren Mail discusses a renewed partisan contest for State Treasurer after last year’s scandal. It notes talk of Hon. G. Dawson Coleman of Lebanon as a compromise candidate, his wealth and motive to serve, and traces past office holders since 1854. It also covers a December 20 special election in Philadelphia’s first Senatorial District to fill Senator Watt’s death, with Democratic frontrunner Ex-Senator McCandless and an open Republican bid.
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H. S. Magraw
Henry D. Moore
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Moore
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W. W. Irwin
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Watt
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Brooklyn
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Young America
Eddy
Arkwright Union
Chau. Co. Farmer
Senator Schurz Denies Breakup of Republican Party
Senator Schurz says he opposes forming a new party on Civil Service and Revenue Reform and that reform can come within the Republican Party. He distances himself from the Administration on some issues but foresees party unity by the next presidential campaign. Also notes Southern Pacific Railroad reorganization and Arkansas, Florida, and North Carolina political results.
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Two Tailors of Tooley Street Form New Party
A Chicago Tribune inspired party collapses quickly with no broad support. The Chicago Post notes its lifeless debut, likening it to a fable of a loud frog that fled its pool, while the St. Louis Democrat and New York namesake distance themselves. The new party now has two members, the two tailors of Tooley Street.
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President seeks England minister choice uncertain amid Congress
Washington reports no public disclosure on the Presidents search for a Minister to England with no clear preference. Southern news notes E M Yarger’s life sentence after a second trial for Col Keene’s murder in Jackson Mississippi. The Brownsville customs seizure of the Rebecca prompts a Mexican claim for release. Since July over 800 maimed soldiers seek artificial limbs or commutation under federal act. Minnesota’s Windom will take credentials to sit with Georgia’s Farman and Whitley in a full Senate for the first time since 1861.
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Great French Victory Near Vendome Scours Prussians
Dispatches describe a November battle near Vendome where French forces under Paladine and Garnett repulsed Prussians, captured two guns, and pursued them to dusk. Reports from London and New York note tensions in Britain over Russo Eastern questions and looming war, with Granville expected to resign and Paris reporting French losses in later engagements.
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No alliance with Russia or Alabama claims changes claimed
The report denying any alliance with Russia or overtures about the Alabama claims is noted. Other items cover a rise in popularity of earlier night dances, a fatal shooting in Raysville, La., and various local notices including rail extension sale terms and Civil War bounty deadlines.
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Political shifts and a Booth memory in New York news
The piece notes NY State returns show an 85,000 vote drop since 1868 with Republicans down 45,000 and Democrats 40,000. It discusses fraudulent 1868 votes, Assembly losses for Woodford supporters, and local feuds. It also reports a Montreal bank holding a $3,000 gold deposit left by Wilkes Booth before his assassination, with Edwin and mother declining it.
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