Erie County Republicans Nominate Ticket At July Convention
The Erie County Republican convention on July 1 nominated C. B. Curtis for Congress Geo. H. Cutler for State Senate W. W. Brown and E. H. Wilcox for Assembly C O Bowman for Constitutional Delegate S M Brain erd for District Attorney W T Brown for County Commissioner Daniel Long for Register and Recorder Jacob Yeagle for County Treasurer E L Whittelsey for Prothonotary and M B Chamberlain for Director of the Poor They endorsed Grant and Wilson and praised Hartranft and Harison Allen for Governor and Auditor General Mercur for Supreme Judge and urged a strong Republican majority in October.
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Congress
C. B. Curtis
Geo. H. Cutler
Assembly
W. W. Brown
E. H. Wilcox
C. O. Bowman
S. M. Brainerd
W. T. Brown
Daniel Long
Jacob Yeagle
E. L. Whittelsey
M. B. Chamberlain
Grant
Wilson
John F. Hartranft
Col
Harrison Allen
Commonwealth
Ulysses Mercur
Jim
Horace White Attacks Horace Greeley’s Suitability
Horace White of the Chicago Tribune criticizes Horace Greeley as unfit for high office. He portrays Greeley as unreliable in war and peace, favoring extreme measures and shifting positions on secession, the war, and Reconstruction. White cites 1860 voting for Bates and ties to the Blair family as evidence of instability.
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Chicago Tribune
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Horace
Horace Greeley
Mars
Minerva
Chicago
Lincoln
Chase
Edward Bates
Missouri
Blair
Portrait of Horace Greeley Taken Down
The Schoharie Union records decades of shifting Horace Greeley portraits in the office, noting reversals during secession, Lincoln’s nomination, Jeff Davis bail, and Tammany Hall defense. With Greeley’s switch to the Democratic camp, the paper says it will remove the portrait from display.
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Schoharie
N. Y
Union
Horace Greeley
Horace
Greeley
Abraham Lincoln
Jeff. Davis
Tammany Hall
Forney on Peace in the South and Political Alliances
Col J W Forney from Louisiana notes improved whites black relations and immigration draws under Grant's administration. He cautions that Ku Klux supports respect for the strong over the weak and mocks figures like Andy Johnson Greeley Davis Semmes Beauregard and others in a wide critique.
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J. W. Forney
Louisiana
Grant
Andy Johnson
Mr. Greeley
Jeff. Davis
Admiral Semmes
Gen. Beauregard
Wood
Morrissey
Albany Evening Journal
Reform measures blocked by Greeley Tam coalition in last Legislature
The Tribune fails to defend Reform acts while alleging a corrupt Greeley Tam coalition shaped the Cincinnati nomination and Rochesser endorsement. Evidence shows early plans to form a New York City audit board, thwarting anti Tam many justice acts like the Oyer and Terminer bill.
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Alvord
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Husted Mackay
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New York
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Tom Fields
Aleck Frear
Hall O’gorman
Fields
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Thos. F. Alvord
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Hoffmann
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Mr. Greeley
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Major Bloss Buys Sunday News Plans Evening Daily
Maj W W Bloss former Titusville Herald owner buys the Sunday News and aims to publish an evening daily for its wide awake patrons. The trial of Stokes for shooting Jim Fisk unfolds in New York with a plea of temporary insanity and self defence. lawyers contend the defendant was insane.
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Titusville Herald
Stokes
Jim Fisk
New York
Senator Fenton Ownership Claim Sparks Paper Debate
In a Jamestown controversy the Democratic paper accuses Senator Fenton of partial ownership, but the editor rather than the publication owns it, prompting a reax and shifts toward Greeley.
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Jamestown
Hartleys Treason Claims Stir Civil War Row
Harrisburg State Journal reports Democratic charges against Hartley for aiding Treason during the war. Bedford recaps Hartley’s clash with a Union editor in Hollidaysburg and Burnside’s Norristown reception praising Hartranft and Owens.
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Couch
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Huntingdon Monitor
Wm. Hartley
Hartley
Bedford
Union
Harney
Pennsylvania
the Register
The
Patriot
Buckalew praised for public service in Harrisburg speech
The speech lauds Buckalew’s twenty years in public office including the Pennsylvania and U S Senate terms and ministerial service in Ecuador. It depicts him as selfless in public duty while noting his long career and public funds received. Washington dispatch outlines increases in pension rates for those already funded under the act of June 1865. No new application needed and no attorney required.
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Norristown
Hartanft
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Hartaanft
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Sherman
Owens
Buckalew
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Pennsylvania Senate
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Commonwealth
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James S. Rutan
MO. W. Geary
Francis Jordan
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Quotations Attributing Anti Democratic Sentiments To Horace Greeley
A collection of long quoted lines attributed to Horace Greeley accusing Democrats of pugilism gambling and vice. The items condemn the Democratic party as corrupt and aligned with criminal classes and rebel elements, urging vigilance against Democratic influence.
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Democratic Party
Izzard
New York
Sing Sing
Auburn
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