National Democratic Ticket for President and State Electors
A historical fragment lists Gen Hancock for president and William H. for vice president with a New Orleans 1867 date. It names congressional nominees and presidential electors for several districts, including Jernigan, McTean, Green, and Gudger, among others.
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Davidson
Fanius A. Besser
Wake
Distri
Elyctors
Thomas R. Jernigan
Lenry
Sivyan
Daniel
McTean
William F. Green
Trank C. Robbins
Tyler Benners
St. Theodore FL Klatz
Jines M. Gudger
Campaign Sentinel subscription notice through election
The Sentinik will be sent to subscribers until after the election at a rate of ten cents a month per issue.
Forsyth Judge Fowle to Speak in Winston Next Saturday
Judge Fowle will address Forsyth citizens in Winston on next Saturday. The public appearance aims to discuss local matters and civic concerns.
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Judge Fowle
Forsyth
Winston
Grand Mass Meeting Planned by Hancock and Jarvis Club
The Central Hancock and Jarvis Club proposes a Grand Mass Meeting in late October between the 25th and 30th at an unspecified location. Gov. Vance and other speakers will be invited, aiming to mobilize Democrats across Forsyth and nearby counties into organized clubs and a large political gathering.
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Hancock and Jarvis Club
Gov. Vance
Carolina
Forsyth
Colorado voters weigh next Tuesday in key races
A mosaic of 19th century hints shows Colorado choosing votes next Tuesday while national events swirl. The epizootic scare in Boston prompts worry as political boasts mix with immigration data and large Hancock campaign processions in New York and Philadelphia.
Fusion talk and political shifts stir Kansas convention
The piece notes discussions of fusion advantages between Greenbakers and Democrats, mentions Buxton and Buarminger voting for a black assistant door keeper, Roscoe Conting asserting Grant's electability, and forecasts Indiana margins. It highlights Democratic mobilization by the Junior Hancock club and resignations from local candidates to join the Democratic ticket, with county talk of a Democratic majority in Stokes.
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Buxton
Buarminger
Junior Hancock Club
Republicas Party
Canvass and political notes mix in October reports
Democratic canvassers W B Glen and A L Joy begin a joint tour October 11 at Walnut Cove. A meeting in Chickering Hall New York reviews Hancock supporter turnout. Theo F Klotz reports strong speeches for Democracy. Grant calls Union veterans and sailors to Indianapolis October 7 to influence Indiana elections. Republicans celebrate Maine victory with 200 guns fired and forecast GOP gains across several states. Indiana votes approach with a Democratic forecast of limited Republican gains and a possible November Garfield win.
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W. B. Glen
A. IL. Joy
Senate
Walnut Cove
Hancock
Chickering Hall
New York
Leonard Jerome
New York Zines
Ex Gov Hendricks Attacks Garfield in 1876 Echoes
The speech denounces Garfield and his backers, notes GOP alignment in Maine and Greenback debates, and urges Democrats to stay loyal. It recalls Hendricks’s view on reconciliation with Confederate veterans and praises Hancock, while warning Republicans against trading votes and tainting memory of Civil War heroes.
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Hendricks
Electoral Commission
Garfield
Washington
Tle
Will Garfield Lie The Question Before Voters
The piece questions Republican presidential candidate James A. Garfield's honesty. It cites Warren Ohio speeches and sworn testimony about arguments to the Board of Public Works in the District of Columbia, cross examination, and contradictions by Garfield and Gov. Shepherd, urging voters to empanel a jury over the $5,000 fee claim to determine if a bribe was involved.
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Garfield
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Mikes Garfield
Warren
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Li + sons
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Nicson
Field
Parsons
Ous
Clartsan
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Rose Sherpherd
Ernor
Gov. Shepherd
Tee
Nickerson
Garfield Bribery Allegations Focus of 1876 Debate
The article recounts accusations against James A. Garfield over a District of Columbia pay contract, claiming he accepted a $5,000 bribe for influence as Chairman of the Appropriations Committee. It cites Republican and Democratic voices evaluating his honesty and contrasts with Winfield S. Hancock.
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James A. Garfield
Farien
N.Y
LST
Winfield S. Lancock
Washington
Review of fungal controls for pest insects in American Naturalist
Prentiss surveys studies on using fungi to crush harmful insect swarms. He traces numerous fungi that kill pests and notes weeds also fall victim to the same fungal action, highlighting the potential of biological control.
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Axoruer
Pr _N. Prentiss
American Naturalist
Indiana Election Fever Engulfs Campaigns
In Indiana the election mood runs high with both parties pressing to their fall capacity and business nearly suspended. Speakers open with artillery and move to crossroads or schoolhouses drawing crowds before marching to another point. Campaigning peaks around October 12 with Republicans conceding Hancock leads over Sanders, while Democrats insist Hancock can win regardless and that November national results remain unaffected.
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Hancock
Tudiana
Sanders
Garfeld
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