Democrats charge overreach in Wayne county budget debate
The piece portrays Democratic and Republican clashes over constitutional reform and campaign finance. It notes accusations of overbearing tactics by the Democratic Central Committee and rebuttals involving Senator Matthews and George Ewing. The exchange centers on governance and public accountability in a heated chamber.
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Wayne Trownsht
Joe
Leapinea
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Waynq Conn
Democratic Central Committee
Campaign notes and local meetings listed for Sept Oct
A fragment lists dozens of town meetings and candidates including Reedburg Daleson Dalian Shreve Burbank West Lebanon and Mt Eaton with attendees Smyser Yocum Johnson McCoy and others. It mentions tax talk urging low taxes and retrenchment and notes a Sherman telegram denying a Senate candidacy.
McClellan Nominated by New Jersey Democrats for Governor
Gen Geo B McClellan who received 10000 for recommending a patent math exterminator to the government has been nominated by the Democrats of New Jersey as their candidate for Governor. If he runs a campaign with the Kenne dispatch used in his military campaigns preparations for winter quarters may be needed. The election will come off about the Twentieth Century.
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Geo. B. McClellan
Democrats of
New Jersey
McClellan
Kenee Dispatch
Judge West Supports Remonetizing Silver in 179% Dollar Debate
The article argues Judge West favors remonetizing silver but remains undecided on the silver dollar’s content. It notes a 971 grain historic silver dollar first coined in 179% and legal tender until 1878, and discusses campaign dynamics favoring the Republican party amid Southern policy support and party energy.
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Judge West
Retrenchment and revival tone in post-panic economy
Letters by Boylston and Donlam urge practical retrenchment as signs of broader recovery. They cite rising wholesale trade in the South, improved railway and river shipping, a strong wheat market, cautious gold speculation, and a timeline of past panics, arguing for a steady move toward specie payments and monetary parity.
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Mississippi
McSweeney and Eshelman Clash Over Workingmen
The commentator contrasts McSweeney’s courtierlike diplomacy with Eshelman’s forceful, dragoonlike approach. It argues Eshelman lacks Talleyrand finesse, focusing on combative methods, while McSweeney uses a silver tongue to woo turbulent elements.
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Earl of Chatham
McSweeney
Eshelman
Benit
Contested Township Critique Over Treasurer Accounts
Local Democrats debate in Wayne Township with rumors surrounding Treasurer Troutman. Reports claim he refuses to receipt for additional funds beyond what was turned over, while critics question management and demand accountability from party leaders.
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Wayne Township
van Nostran
Ita
Joe
Political Solons And Money Supply Debate
The excerpt credits local figures for arguing that the nation has not suffered from money shortages despite claims of a flood of greenbacks. It notes abundant money for crops, flour, wool, and internal commerce, with good markets for in-demand goods.
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Warren
Ohio
Mason Dunwan weighs clerk job over militia pay
Mason Dunwan favors taking a clerk post at six dollars a day rather than serving with a musketeer unit at eighteen dollars a month. The question also asks if George supported that view.
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Mason Dunwan
George
Letters Endorse Boydst on and Dunham for County Retrenchment
The letters of Chas Boydston and Jee Dunham urge immediate retrenchment in Wayne County Treasurer and Clerk fees to save residents from 2000 dollars per year. They are praised for integrity and reform and a pledge to adjust officer fees if elected. The piece urges Republicans to back these candidates and support a cost-cutting reform.
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Chas. Boydston
Jee Dunham
Boydston
Major Dunham
Wayne County
Jas. A. McCoy
Bishop Named as Democratic Governer Candidate
In the Newark Advocate marked copy a Cincinnati Senator R M Bishop is commended as the best available Democrat for Governor. The Democrat notes Bishop’s Constitutional Convention stance on a $5000 yearly Supreme Court salary and church property taxation would hurt his statewide appeal.
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Newark
R. M. Bishop
Cincinnati
Democracy
Ohio
Advocate
Maz. Bishop
Decision Of Electoral Commission Accepted By Congress
The electoral commission decision was accepted by Congress in advance and is approved by three fourths of the Republicans. Both parties agreed to the tribunal's formation, with Republicans more reluctant than Democrats, and neither party may challenge the tribunal's ruling.
Greenback opposition echoes Jackson on paper currency
The piece argues against greenbacks for the nation, citing Andrew Jackson who called a national paper currency a curse for labor. It warns that such currency widens wealth gaps and forces acceptance by Congress coercion, framing it as a long habit of error and crime.
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United States
Andrew Jackson
Lazarus
Congress
Map Deal Sparks Auditor Debate in Town
A short town notice questions why paying an auditor over ten dollars daily when a competent map can be bought for five dollars. The fragment hints at a public budget or procurement dispute and invites readers to consider cost efficiency.
Public Salary Reform Proposal by Charles Boydston in Wayne County
Charles Boydston, a Wayne County farmer and treasurer candidate, calls for retrenchment in public salaries. He offers to receive 2000 yearly as treasurer if elected, with remaining salary kept for county use, arguing current 3000 to 4000 rates are extravagant amid economic strain.
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East Union
Tiano Johnson, Key
Wayne County Republican Committee
Wayne County
Charles Boydston
Township Treasury Troubles Stir Political Discontent
The Wayne Township Treasury faces an error of about $600 to $900, causing concern among local officials and voters. Despite the financial misstep, the Democracy party remains unhappy with the handling and seeks clarification and corrective action.
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Wayne Township
Major Dunham on the Subject of Salaries in Wayne Co
Ezra D LM argues for a $2000 per year Clerk of the Court salary in Wayne County Ohio noting that soldier pay was $13 monthly. He pledges to donate excess fees above 2000 to the county treasury and seeks bond to ensure faithful performance.
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Major Dunham
Salt Creek Tr
Wayne Co
Isaac Johnson
Wayne County Republican Central Committee
Sam
Wayne County
Voting rights of students under residence rules examined
Attorney General outlines that after the Students Voting Act repeal all electors share equal rules for voting. He analyzes residence for college students, citing Monroe vs. Collins and Collings, and notes wrongdoing by judges if ballots are rejected for non residence.
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Oler
Monroe
Anld
Iie
John Little
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Local Notes on Accidents and Church Notices
Ir Jacob McFarren fell from a carriage in Massillon injuring his philar bene and is slowly recovering. Mrs Fortney’s funeral was held last Tuesday from the Lutheran church. Rev Struggles of Dalton preached farewell in the M E Church after three years here. Mrs Muman of Stark County bought Mr Zarttman’s house. Zittman returns to Sugar Creek Tp. Sabbath School picnic in Mr Chatelain’s grove drew a large crowd with songs and addresses by J W Oberlin and others. Children’s address by G A Belders closed the event.
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Bunnell
Ivery S
Massillon
G. W. Ross
J. W. Oberlin
Stark County
George Eckerd
Struggles
Dalton
Bergner
Brokfield
Hoover
Pennsylvania
Ira B Dd
G. A. Belders
Fen
Apple Creek Surprise Party Marks Ginter Birthday
In Apple Creek Wayne county old settlers gathered September 17 at Jacob and Rachel Ginter's home for Mrs. Ginter’s birthday. Andrew Moore Sr. shared a sketch of his early life, noting his 1790 birth, war service, and family lineage. The event highlighted long residence, hard work, and a modest gift list.
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Rachel Gint
Ginter
Andrew Moore
Millw
Moore
Jofn
Andrew, Jr
Robt. Moore
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Rachel
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Reunion of old friends ends with heartfelt farewells
The gathering included Mr and Mrs Ad Eyman, Jas Hindman, J J Dill, Allen Clark, Solomon Bonewatz, and many others. A bounteous dinner followed at 1 PM, then a short history of youth read by Robert Moore and remarks from several attendees. Tears and smiles marked the farewell at 4 PM as they wished for many reunions.
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Jas. Hiedman
J J. Dill
Allen Clark
Solomon Bonewatz
Robert Moore
Messrs
A. Moore
A. Clark
Ad Eyman
Jas. Hindman
Prices for choice meats at No 47 South Market street
John Reed at No 47 South Market street offers best steak at 14c per lb, choice roasts 10c, boiling pieces 6c, and low prices on mutton pork veal sausages corned beef bologna and smoked meats. Located near the Central Hotel.
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South Market Street
Central Hotel
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