Cincinnati Nominees Impress With Proven Reputations
The article praises Rutherford B. Hayes of Ohio and William A. Wheeler of New York as ideal nominees for leading political roles. Hayes is lauded for bravery honesty and simplicity while Wheeler is commended for unblemished public life and strong congressional and parliamentary leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Rutherford B. Hayes
Ohio
William A. Wheeler
New York
New York Constitutional Convention
House of Representatives
Blaine
U. S. Senate
Blaine Sends Congratulatory Telegram to Hayes after Nomination
In June 1876 J G Blaine writes to Gov. Hayes congratulating him on the nomination. He pledges to help Hayes win the election and to secure a strong Maine vote once health allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R. B. Hayes
Columbus
Ohio
Maine
J. G. Bane
Tem ple wheels native mineral 1500 miles to centennial
J C Temple of Carthage Missouri arrived at the Centennial last Tuesday with a wheelbarrow carrying fifty pounds of native mineral he wheeled 1500 miles from home as part of a wager. The article notes Bristow's resignation from the Treasury, the cotton yield outlook, and a Harrisburg Republican committee meeting. Lanpis faces $50000 damages suit over Carruth death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WuHeerparrow-Incé
J. C. Temple
Carthage
Missouri
Republican State Committee
Harrisburg
Mrs Lincoln Receives Estate Control in Settlement
Mrs Abraham Lincoln is restored to reason and given control and management of her estate. Rev Winslow, the Boston fugitive, is released and has joined his family in London. Dr J C Ayer is not insane and will sail for Europe. Political probabilities warn for Hayes-y weather next November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Boston
Rev. Winslow
London
J.C. Ayer
Europe
Etters
Wm. G. Garcelon
Spring Creek
Warren Co
Maranda M. Garcelon
Philip M. Garcelon
Republican Platform and Hayes Victory at National Convention
The convention adjourned and reconvened with speeches on platform principles. The platform affirms Republican aims from civil rights to public finance, education, immigration, and territorial policy, while praising Grant and endorsing Hayes and Wheeler for president and vice president after a multi-ballot nomination.
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George Beecher
G. F. Hoar
Massachusetts
Republican Party
United States of America
Union
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Grant
Senate
House of Representatives
Public Service
American Republic
Hawley
Democratic Party
South
Hayes Wheeler and Victory Favor Republican Platform
The Republican National Convention presents a platform and candidates praised as fit to lead. The piece predicts Hayes and Wheeler will win in November and urges unity among supporters. It notes claims of strong female pledges in Cleveland and Buffalo to avoid tippling men.
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Blaine
Bristow
Hayes
Rutherford B. Hayes
Ohio
United States
Frye
Maine
Massachusetts
Wm. A. Wheeler
New York
Stewart L. Woodford
Marshal Jewell
Connecticut
F. T. Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
South Carolina
Wheeler
Hawley
Wm. A Wheeler
Cincinnati
Victory
Republican Party
Iris
Cleveland
Buffalo
Blaine and Kerr Course Public Fight For Fame
A June 14 1876 dispatch from Eri g Pa lauds James G Blaine as a heroic figure in his defense of reputation and praises Michael C Kerr as emerging with a clear record. The piece notes Republican support in Cincinnati and claims Journalistic enterprise from The Dispatch, with Loyalist sentiment amid national party hopes.
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Erieg
James G. Blaine
Cincinnati
Blaine
American Congress
Michael C. Kerr
Calcutta
Bailey
M. C. Kerr
M. F. Odell
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Kerr
Lieut. Goodloe
U. S
Michigan
Gen. Goodloe
Kentucky
Bristow
Porkopolis
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The
Warren Mail
of New York
Col
L. F. Watson
Warren
Congressional Conference
C. W. Stone
EOR Assembly
W.M. Lindsey
WM. B. Acocks
Pittsfield
W. W.connely
Deerfield
Henry Brace
Youngsville
Ss. W. Waters
Sterling Green
Kinzua
Warren Academy
M. Miles, Esq
N. P. Morrison
Tidioute
WM. W. Reed
Mr. Blaine
Mr. Hayes
Treasury Department
Southern Papers
Lanpis
Carruth
Hartranft
Philadelphia
E. D. Morgan
N. Y
Theodore M. Pomeroy
General Grant
Committee On Permanent Organization
Logan
Noyes
Higland Garnett
Fred Douglass
Loring
Edward McPherson
Pennsylvania
J. M. Bean
Wisconsin
Mr. McPherson
Grand Old Commonwealth
Woman’s Suffrage Association
S. J. Spencer
Gen
Kellogg
Thompson, Morton
Indiana
Harlan
Benjamin Bristow
Ingersoll
Illinois
Stewart Woodford
Roscoe Conkling
Gov. Hayes
Bartholomew
Gov
Morgan
Morton
Conkling
Jewell
Washburn
Venango County
Chas. E. Taylor
J. H. Osmer
State Senate
W.S. McMullan
Assembly
J. M. Dickey
Wm. Gates
Geo. E. Mapes
Wm. M. Francis
F. I. Nolan
Clarion County
Houtzdale
Green
Pennsylvania State Teachers’ Association
West Chester
Christian K. Ross
Charlie
Charlie Ross
Erie
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Dispatch—&C., &C
G.S. Hulbert
P. O
Trotter
Elmira
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Sheffield Township
James T. Osgood
Auditor's Report
Fcherry Grove
H.C. Aber
Calista Sorenson
Cherry Grove School Dist
Asa Plumb
E. M. Farnsworth
Court House
R. K. Russell
Warren, Pa
E. B. Ffey
J.M. Stoddart & CO
Chestnut St
WM. A. Greaves
Ortrait
Episcopal Church
Stone & Neyes’ Block
L. D. Galligan
A. Ruhlman
O. H. Hunter’s
Poplins
Percales
Pioves
Cassimeres
Window Hollands
Mae
H. Hunter
Water Street
Warren Pa
Johnson’s Exchange
North Warren
Johnson, White & CO
S. Burgess
Zack Gemmill & CO
Coal and Coke
Warren Gas Works
Fred Merck
A. Wiske
Keystone
A. Wise
Warren Marble Works
Sexxiley
Wigwam
John Grindleys
Water St
Warren Warren
Meehan
N Watson & Davis
Ball & Levy
Merchant Tailors
Michigan Street
Buffato
N. LY
Geo, Ball & Co’s
Eac
Gibson
Lane House
Russellburg
Thurs
Ludlow House
Tiona
E. A. Buck
Wilkes
Spirit of the Times
H. A. Stone
Sandigh House Brothers
Pleasant Township
Mém
Will Smith
Mikes
Arton School House
Hickory Street
W. C. Rowland
New Boot and Shoe Store
Gruber, JR
Allen Block
P. Grube
Re.ly
McNett & Son
John Grindley
Grist Jall
D. S. McNett
Adecif
T. W. McNett
Preyseker
3Yseker
Guy C. Irvine
P. Byseker
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