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Newspaper

Weekly Nevada State Journal

Location

Reno, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1884

Page

6

Nevada Senator Jones Urged For Re-Election In Nevada

A notice from Omahs Boo urges Nevada voters to elect a Republican legislature to ensure the re election of Senator John P. Jones. The letter praises Jones as a diligent, unwealthy lawmaker with strong silver research and coinage credentials, comparing Nevada to Iowa in favor of continued Republican support amid national Blaine momentum.

Jones James G. Blaine Pacific California Oregon Nevada John P. Jones Senator Jones United States Senate Pacific Slope Senate Iowa Allison Blaine Logan Bilver

Our Congressman Woodburn Campaign Call Urges Steady Work

The message urges continuous effort in Woodburns election campaign, arguing for a Republican House to protect American labor and industry. It stresses there is no time to pause until election day and appeals to common sense voters.

Woodburn House of Representatives

Political turbulence and forecasts from the West and East

The piece notes Senator Fair’s view on New York politics, optimistic Republican winds on the Pacific Coast, and Nevada’s belief in Senator Jones’s re election. It reports Eureka Consolidated officers, Utah bullion output, top mines, and Christy revival. It cites McPherson predicting Blaine’s 50 000 majority in New York and party strategies ahead of November 4. It also mentions debts in New York under Democratic rule and Blaine’s tariff stance.

Sacramento Bee Fair New York Pacific States Europe

Democratic Address Attacks Blaine in National Party Message

An Address to the People of the United States signed by Barnum and Gorman denounces Blaine as corrupt and powerful in Ohio West Virginia. It cites massive spending 500000 in Ohio 190000 in West Virginia and alleges federal interference and coercion. The piece closes praising Cleveland and Hendricks and pledges party unity.

United States Barnum National Democratic Committee Gorman Executive Committee Ohio West Virginia Cleveland Hendricks Blaine Postal Service Commissioner of Pensions Mulligan Independent Press

Republican Appeal urges voters to secure decisive victory

The National Republican Committee issues an appeal praising recent gains in Vermont Maine West Virginia and Ohio and urging voters to finalize victory. It argues the nation must end Democratic agitation and prevent governance by fraud and fear, stressing unity and effort for November.

National Republican Committee Republican National Committee Vermont Maine West Virginia Hancock Solid South Ohio Democratic Party

The Onic Election and Party Strength Across Regions

The New York Tribune argues Blaine’s strength now rivals Garfield in the West and strengthens the Republican base nationwide. It notes tariff influence is greatest in the East, where industry-dependent voters lean toward protection. The piece also details a new Chicago to San Francisco fast freight line via several roads, claiming a nine day travel time versus older routes.

New York Tribune Ohio Blaine West Garfield Cleveland Chicago Burlington and Quincy Atchison

Senator Jones's Austin visit sparks jubilee gathering

Senator John P. Jones spoke for two hours before 2,000 people in International Hall during a Republican rally in Austin. He defended tariffs, the silver bill, and Blaine, attacked Democrats, and urged voters to back Republican candidates, noting improvements in industry and promised protection for miners and workers.

Congratulatory Address From Ohio Republican Exec Committee

The Ohio Republican State Executive Committee congratulates Republicans on a decisive victory. It notes Democratic use of government power and money to contest the 1884 election, cites gains of 20 000 30 000 and 31 000 on ticket and offices, and pledges renewed vigor for the November 4 contest while urging unity and continued effort. Signed by Joan F. Ocxever President and Joshua KR. Brown Secretary.

Ohio Republican State Executive Committee Columans Rerouplicans House of Representatives Joan F. Ocxever Joshua KR. Brown

Does Not Bitter Disappointment Await Him

The New York Sun editorial accuses the Evening Post of Passionate partisanship as election nears. It charges it with calling opponents liars and sparing no clergy, calling some women lewd, and warns Republicans to expect sensational tales aimed at candidates. It urges calm, continued support for the ticket, and counters against unfounded reports. Old Log Cabin whisky is advertised by J. K. Everett as sole agent.

The New York Sun Evening Post Cleveland St Sken

Woodburn Address Draws Austin Crowd in Clay County Rally

The Austin audience packed International Hall to hear Republican congressional candidate William Woodburn. The event featured a torchlight procession, a boisterous cannon, and a string of argument contrasts with Cassidy on foreign policy, tariffs, land grants, and the Chinese question.

Austin Republican Party Cassidy McSweeney Ireland United States Blaine Martin Klosy Klosy Turkey Buchanan Felix le Clerc France Central Pacific Hendricks Congressional Committee Senator Jones Bland Comstock Justice of Peace Committee On Mines and Mining Hancock Butler Morrison Randall Eureka County

Woodburn Addresses Woodruff Ennor Hall Crowd

Republican nominee for Congress William Woodburn spoke for nearly two hours at Woodruff and Ennor’s Hall in Woodburn at Tuscarora. He defended his nomination, praised the party’s home stead and eight hour law, and defended tariff principles while noting Republican victories and hopes for November.

Martin Kosta McSweeney Cleveland Ohio

Senator Jones Visits Austin Amid Torchlight Reception

The Battle Mountain train arrived early to greet Senator Jones in Clifton then carried him to Austin where a spontaneous welcome by band, torches, and three cheers awaited him. He rested at Molinell House before touring locals and planning tonight's speech at International Hall and further stops. A torchlight procession for Republicans is planned at 6:30 in Upper Austin followed by a rally.

Battle Mountain Clifton Senator Jones Austin Molinell House Winnemucca International Hall Eurka Palisade

Kelly Predicts Cleveland Victory in New York City

John Kelly in Cleveland New York on October 19 spoke with Joseph W Lucky editor of the Rochester Sun Herald. Kelly said Cleveland should win 40,000 in New York City but doubts that figure will suffice to elect him in the state.

New York John Kelly Joseph W. Lucky Rochester Sunday Herald William Purcell Cleveland Lucky Mr. Purcell Kelly New York City Mr. Kelly Mr. Lucky

Logan parade marred by rail obstruction attempt

Peoria dispatch reports the Logan demonstration in the city as the largest yet. A dastardly attempt to wreck the train carrying Logan and his escort occurred one mile west of Knoxville. The engineer braked hard but the engine ran over two of four ties laid across the rails, stirring intense indignation.

Peoria Ill Logan Galenburg Knoxville

Restoration of the wool tariff of 1867 urged by Nevada group

The Nevada Wool Growers Association urges support for the Republican party and its Congressional candidate, pledging to restore the 1867 wool tariff. It argues Democrats oppose protection, citing Morrison and 1882-83 votes, and contrasts Republican alignment with wool growers’ interests.

Democratic Party Republican Party Congress Forty-seventh Congress Tariff Commission Finance Committee Senate Ways and Means Committee House Sherman Nevada Wool Growers’ Association 8. C. Haut P. L. Franacan Reno

Sheriff Emmitt Seen As Best Choice For Re election

The county voters re nominate and unanimously back Mr Emmitt for sheriff for a second term. Two years of steady, efficient administration are cited with well kept accounts, humane treatment of prisoners, prompt business, and accessible services at the court house.

Emmitt Court House

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