Editorial on Sherman speech and rhetorical rivals
Trelimmortal J. N. and Sam. Cary compare in eloquence as they lift the well at Pike Station Wooster and Fredericksburge to highlight Secretary Sherman's speech. The piece lauds Sherman's discussion as able clear and strong and urges careful perusal for readers. It condemns Democrat stubbornness and jokes about an editorial oasis in a desert monotony.
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Trelimmortal J. N
Diogerles
Sam. Cary
Pike Station
Wooster
Fredericksburge
Sherman
Democrat
Republican Primary Ticket Nominated Strongly at Milton Ballot
The Republican Primary yielded a larger than expected vote with no opposition. The ticket includes Representative James A Mc Coy of Milton for Treasurer Chas Beydstone of East Union for Clerk Major Ezra Dunham of Salt Creek for Surveyor L D Cornell of Clinton Tp for Poorhouse Director Daniel Cotterm an of Wooster. An official notice of the ticket will appear next week.
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James A. Ccgy
Milton To
Chas, Boydstone
East Union
Ezra Dunham
Salt Creek
R. H. Smith
Plain
1. D. Cornell
Clinton
Daniel Cotterman
Wooster
James A McCoy
Milton
Chas. Beydstone
Lasbeatsbear
Rlf Smith
L. D Cornell
Clinton Tp
Pfirmary
Secretary Suez Speech on Hayes Policy and Labor
Mangrreto Aug 17 Secretary Suez outlined Hayes policy on the South and government economy. He defended the Resumption Act as liberal and full in language while urging fair wages for labor and denouncing violence.
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Mangrreto
Suez
Hayes
South
Political address on Hayes administration and state contests
A citizen speaker discusses President Hayes policy, urging fair adminis tration and civil charity toward all parties. He notes South Carolina Governor contests and Republican patience as disputes unfold, stressing that federal power should not override state election results.
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Ohio
Weat
Republican Party
Hayes
Grant
South Carolina
General Hampton
General Assembly
Chamberlain
Presdent Hayes
Washington
United Staten
State House
Gov. Chamberlain
Nicholls
Louisiana
Returning Board
United States
Mr. Packard
Gov. Nicholls
Packard
Gen
Bate House
Gev Nichoils
Gen Grant
Louisiana Controversy and Hayes Policy on Civil Service
The Louisiana dispute showed two rival legislatures and governorships, resolved by a national commission that produced Nicholls as governor and peaceful union. Hayes aimed to end factional politics, reduce army involvement, and reform civil service, with a focus on removing officeholders from party machine control and ensuring unbiased popular movements.
Public reform and four per cent loan plan outlined
The document details administrative cost cuts across departments including customs and internal revenue, contract reforms, and payoffs of old debt. It highlights the four per cent loan, the move to redeem six per cent bonds, and aims to restore specie payments by converting notes to bonds at par, emphasizing prudent public finance and opposition to wildcat money.
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Pig Court
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Wayne
David B
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Feedon
Milton
Sas Warne
Smithville
Ohio
WM L. Hutchinson
David L. Hoff
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Joseph FP. Lukens
Board of Public Works
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Louis Wills
Indianapolis
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Wayne County
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J H Carr
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Inonira Ot
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Penild
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Heniver Rohd
Ferma
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Stone
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Chippewa Township
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Doorland Blind Department
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