Opening of Democratic Campaign in Ohio at Hamilton
Governor Hoadly opened the campaign in Hamilton with a two hour speech before a large audience. He urged support for the Democratic cause and an increased majority, arguing the party would bring good government, reform, economy, and honest dealing in state and national affairs. He contrasted Reconstruction policies with unity and warned that the election would reflect views on the administration and the sixty sixth general assembly. The speaker condemned barricade politics and urged acceptance of postwar changes as a new generation reshapes the South and North.
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Hoadly
Ohio
Pees
Cleven
Hendricks
Aphis
Dublin Castle
Ireland
Incoln
Lincoln
Grant
Malward
Sumner
Chase
Fessenden
Douglass
Stephens
Lee
Breckenridge
Asone
dJeflyrson Davis
South
Democratic Party
Peaker
Sherman
Lamar
Garland
Bayard
Confederate Congress
Mupethlien
Mr. Key
Post Office
Akerman
Key
Archer
Mosby
Madison Wells
Mahone
Chambers
Returning Board
Fort Pillow
Lawton
Jackson
Jonas
Republic
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Con
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Political rhetoric on party reform and civil service
The speaker attacks Republican misgovernance and praises Democratic recovery, arguing that under Cleveland there will be honest contracting and restraint from corruption. He cites Judge Hoadly defending Ohio reforms, civil rights for colored men, abolition of convict labor, and prison reform, while opposing liquor licensing and asserting the need for self-control and licensed sale only where beneficial.
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Jefferson
Monroe
Polk
Butler County
Bey Perdinand Vandeve
Eral
Mexico
Hoadly
Grover Cleveland
John Sherman
Treasury Department
Hancock
Rome
Judge Hoadly
Ohio
Nations Guard 3
Supreme
Sherman
Sneoker Che
Blood Balm advert tells of a cure for terrible blood poison
A Georgia man named Robert Ward writes from Maxey's to praise Blood Balm B B. Blood Balm Co claim the remedy cured his decades long blood poison after doctors failed. He says eight to ten bottles restored health and outlines scars as proof. Local merchants handled the treatment and the firm offers a free Book of Wonders by mail.
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Maxey
Ward
Ha ‘M.blie
Robery
W. C. Birchmore & Co
Robert Ward
Maxsr’s Ga
Blood Balm CO
Atlanta
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N.C
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Onner
Whanta
Uricon
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Foraker
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Lawm Senrenk
Oud Way
New York
Tacx & Co
Augusta
Maine
Frontis
A. M
Guilford High School
McLeansville
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Green
Mars
Mitchell
Lyes
Gores
Mom
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Borns
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G. Birchmore & Co
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Prop'r
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America
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Asheville
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Third Street
Winston, N. C
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Oak Grove
Union County
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Aploly
W. H. Wetmore & CO
Raleigh, N. C
Thomasville, N. C
North Carol Penitentiary
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Fayette vi
Raleigh,nc
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