Doylestown Names McClure Johnson and Boydston on Friday
Capt. A. S. McClure, Isaac Johnson and Chas. Boydston are mentioned in a Doylestown notice referencing Friday evening activities on October 5.
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Shreve
M.L. Smyser
Chas. Boydston
Milton Tp.house
Isaac Johnson
R M Downing
Doylestown
A. S McClure
MT. Eaton
J. R. Ee
Chas
Boydston
Smithville
Isaac Johoson
Shepherd
Chas Boydston
Ring Rule Looms Over Auglaize County Defalcation
The article notes Ohio Democratic defalcation and cites Florida Senator Conover predicting Republican gains in next year's statewide offices and legislature. It mentions Sam Cany and unnamed Democratic treasurers and references the Wayne Township case and an outside feature on Ring Rule.
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Sam. Cany
Ohio
Conover
Florida
Ryad
Auglaize County
Mayor Swartz Praises Cary Speech Sparks Surprise
Democrats express surprise as Mayor Swartz applauds Sam Cary's address Monday evening. The remark hints at shifting political mood and party dynamics in the city.
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Swartz
Sam Cary
Specie Basis and Salaries Debate in Ohio 1871
In Montgomery County resolutions from 1871, C. L. Vallandigham argues for restoring specie as the basis of sound currency and quick policy shift. The Democrat Intimates salaries spur defalcation is unlikely, noting numerous Ohio Democratic defaulters had high pay.
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C. L. Vallandigham
Montgomery County
Ohio
Dems Nominate Gen Steadman for State Senate Toledo District
The Democrats nominate Gen J. B. Steadman for State Senator from the Toledo District despite him being a government defaulter for 600000. The party is portrayed as rogue-like, pursuing power and wealth with little regard for honesty, referencing historic figures and a note on Montgomery County resolutions introduced by C L Vallandigham in 1871.
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Democraty
J. B. Steadman
Toledo
Montgomery County
C. L. Vallandigham
Political Riff Attacks on Workingmen Movement
Wayne County Democrat denounces the Republican ticket ahead of Tuesday election urging a rebuke to Democrat vilification and accusing adversaries of raiding the Workingmen's movement.
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Knaves
Wayne County
Republican Workingmen urged to stay with ticket
The piece cautions Republicans against being swayed by Democratic claims. It alleges Democrats intimidate members with patronage threats and office promises to keep them from switching sides. It warns that any split would lead to Republicans being sold out on election day and urges voting the Republican ticket.
Tam Reed burglary case fails to reach verdict
Ohio State v Reed case drew interest as the jury after twenty four hours deliberation reported a hung jury and the court discharged them. Dowell prosecuted with Smyser assisting. Col Carr and Woodsworth led the defense in a case built on circumstantial evidence and described as very spirited.
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Tam
State of Ohio
Reed
Dowell
M. L. Smyser
Smyser
Col. Carr
Woodsworth
Wooster Postmaster McClure Salaries Questioned
The public awaits Captain A. B. McClure to pay into the U S Treasury all he earns over five dollars per day as Wooster Postmaster. His total salary is 2200 with 1090 paid for clerks and other costs, leaving a net of 1110, contrasted with Democratic county officers salaries to provoke scrutiny.
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Maj. Dunham
Geo. Power
McClure
United States Treasury
Wooster
Thezuo
Stephen Browns Named for State Senate by Republican District
The Republicans of Morrow Knox Holmes and Wayne counties nominate Stephen Browns Esq of Cardington Morrow Co as a candidate for State Senator. Browns has resided in Morrow for 45 years helped form the county and has been a Republican since its founding. He is urged for undivided Republican and cross party support.
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Dalton
Millbrook
Brown
Power
Wayne County Republican Central Committee
Starr’s
Columbia
Isaac Johason
Chi'n
Wooster
Sir
Wayne Co
Ohio
J. A. Willame
Messrs
Dunham and Bordseton
Daon‘ham
Boydaton
Morrow
Knox
Holmes
Wayne
Stephen Browns
Cardington
Morrow Co
Orty
Senate
Democratic Platforms and Critique of 19th Century Currency Debates
The piece surveys Democratic platforms from 1876 and 1877 criticizing nonpayment and delay in resumption of specie payments, endorsing greenback retention, and calling for debt payment and a gold standard while mocking political performers. It notes Massachusetts Democrats meeting and backing honest public debt payment and a gold-based currency.
Irish Vindicator Attacks Hamilton County Democratic Ring
The Irish Vindicator urges voters to oppose the Democratic machine in Hamilton County and Ohio, urging support for the Republican ticket to defeat what it calls a corrupt ring. It accuses Democrats of ring control and warns taxpayers about assessor actions and waterworks appraisals. It mocks Irishmen supporters of the ring and calls for defeat of democracy in the county this fall.
The revival of trade and the coming prosperity
The piece argues that after the 1878 panic four years of belt tightening have cooled the economy but now a durable recovery is near. Credit conditions improve, capital returns to use, and households move back into the market as savings and a harvest lift confidence in industry, especially in the South.
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Boston
Globe
Philadelphia
Vicksburg Herad
New York World
Democratic
Inrade
Revival in Trade Spread Across the Nation
The World reports a broad recovery in commerce as merchants, shippers, and railroad officials note rising rail traffic on great lines controlled by Vanderbilt and Jewett, revived steamship trade with Southern ports, and dry goods merchants welcoming old customers with revitalized orders, signaling that good times are already here.
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Vanderbilt
Jewett
Looks in Hamilton County Tilt to Republicans in Ohio Contest
Cincinnati correspondent notes Hamilton County as a Republican stronghold with a split Democratic camp. Germans favor Hayes and a state ticket nominee, while Know-Nothing Bishop faces disapproval. Workingmen’s movement wanes as party managers influence voters. Sam Cary pegs Workingmen and Greenback at 40,000 statewide, a figure losing weight in Ohio.
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New York Times
Hamilton County
Hayes
Bishop
West
Sam Cary
Ohio
Vanderbilt forecasts freight shifts and revival under Hayes
Mr W H Vanderbilt president New York Central Railroad tells New York World the canal freight loss is shifting share but total transport will exceed past years. He notes large crops rising local freights, steady demand and improving confidence, and predicts unprecedented prosperity under President Hayes. The months October and November will see peak grain movement and exports.
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New York Central Railroad
New York World
Seaboard
Hayes
Political debate weighs on Governor hopeful Bishop
The Newark Advocate’s April 13 article praised R M Bishop as a strong Democratic candidate, but a Cincinnati judge complains his constitutional convention speeches for a $5000 salary and church land taxation would hurt his statewide appeal. The piece argues Bishop would be weak outside Cincinnati despite some local support.
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R. M. Bishop
Cincinnati
Democracy of
Ohio
Advocate
BisHor
Seema West
Liberty Street
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