davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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&lraIi@ empfansene offisieue SepeiAen
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risn san5li@ unteroriidt 1T. uno oaB mi
litdrifde Sperationen baber eiuseNelt
poroen iino. Sic Gsfauseneu in San=
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'pelde on Dem Nufitanoe tb~eilnabmsn,
'baben ben tiirti]9en Mutoritaten lire
untsrwerfun9 onseiast.
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aus ct. petersburg srbalten, fuel6e be-
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gl6t gu perbinbern su9en l,eroe. Sic
Manabme Der BON Der Yerliner Gonfe.
sens gema9ten @orIdldse bur1 Die
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apiB onseie1en.
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beraus, oab Die ierbii@e 3tssieruns Die
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ulo Mnnitiou uerlor9t unO beniclben
srfabrsnc OIpSiere suiAidt. Sie But.
9oren babeu Die palle ibsr oos 8alten=
@ebirse beiekt.
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turfiIAe Mtinilter bat 9elteru iolsenoe
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oes eiultimmisen @illsns oss so.i0el
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: fDront. nno Seine Maieitdt 5ultanNtn-
rao, Der mutbmaBli@e Sbronerbe, als
&aslsr Der Eurfci befoupt gemc6t nor.
ben.
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suitosen. Die Sur Ipirb tura bas fosenanute
4obbao nab ourd ginnsbnheH non S~obpnlDer
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renh mad Der bisberi9eu 6eitmetbobe bic MittsI
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bel foiseno, n Hranfbeten, b~efcnbers penn Fe kb
nod in aeuteIn .3uitanee bsfnben, Sans auEsregbsnts
lid; Stsber, islbi HsIpsn. ans TpPsssEsosr,
fnrtrt. SaIsz nnS Haaseaf@wimssad1t piro,
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sepSbnii& let4t fmurtrt. cgaHetjnet, absms
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dnberen xrantbetten, Srametpmneem, @es
ta,tnsisem' SssSpbeIm 's e. u as BE i, Ttrfnss ere
nm Se6ea BON Der @irfGns au Rbersensen. Tas
ecttfrebs uub bic iogenannte SSattts ober
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1lrtn Oh.
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;ebent 4lat TIM aanbe p%erIanbt, Der Nrtts bes
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Il. Man Iais f9 cine Stoidure lber BITE sobfut
IN tnsIii5er oher psntiber Spra6e f4tten.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanion Ctr. (Box 1901
Hsw Vort
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9onoon II. 80. Mai. Die &sutsr
Selesrapben Comp. bat Die folssnbeDc.
pei9e bes Derliner Beri1ts bon Der
Gnttbrouun9 bes SuItons beItdtist.
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1T ofiaieQ bier betanut eema4t, ats Der
dbereinitimmenoe @unid oes 8oltes,
baB Mboul Nsis enttbront uno Der mutb=
moblide grbe. Murao Gfsnoi, aIs sui
tan proclamirt iporoen lit.
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aas @n.ssasa itnb I'M Dsraus Ut sabttn.
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asaeub BON ben 9rGsera tar IS Gents pet
Wche auS9etraeen.
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EAF THE CIRCULATION OF The
STATS GAZETTE Is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF All
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN EFNS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
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GpaMRn.

Yaria 90. &sai. Sos @erii@t cit
.fulirt, oaB in Soloia, bsrpauptitaot Der
slpanifben Grouins @uipuseoa, elm aafs
5tanb ausssbroben lei. Sic SniMrsen-
ten bes,ucden bic Bieosrberitelluns Der
GepMblt.
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paris,29. Mai. 81. gaFsnir pc
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tim Souls Dbilipp's liest bpHnnngslos
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}tiinoli1 erapartet-
SCI Sob bes Srn. Deruite, zines res
Niblifanifden Senators fir SaOne Ct
2nire nib semelbet.
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he's.
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'Giern.
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Observation-Disclosures FnA ietr leidt.
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III milf vi d. ut ca /, IA.
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greiie Der Mnjei8ea:
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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY MAYO 1876

There being no nomination the second
ballot was taken, and without announcing
the result, the nomination of
CAPTAIN HARRINGTON
was made unanimous. He took the stand
and said:
GENTLEMEN OF THE CoNvEEIIoN-Iths thank
you most sincerely for the confidence you
have reposed in me In placing me upon
the Democratic ticket before this conven-
ton. It is not necessary for me TO make
q speech to-day. But, my friends, have
cast a good many votes. and / am not tc-
day discouraged, but 1 saw last Tue sdsy
what have never witnessed before, and
that L may never see sgain-the white
voters OF this city driven before the
colored population. That was insti-
gated by sonae of the white voters
of The city of Indian apols. / said
that the day would come when the cltzsrs
who owned large amounts of proper ty in
this city, that they would feel the burden
OF keeping people from the polls. Isaw
men running with the blood streaming
from them. Gentlemen, such things can
not be in this country and we have peace
Such things can not be and we have pros
perity. You are in earnest and so are we.
We mean what we say. We want honest
government. We must hsveit. Isay to you,
gentlemen, tia. every effort shall be made
to carry this ticket, and / say that we are
not discouraged, but if all men who are
hones', and want honest govern ment and
honest taxes are with US, we win in Octo-
Der succeed, in my Judgment. (Applsuse.)
FOR TREASURER.
Christian Brink, John Hoeffgen and Eli
Heiry were named. The first ballot re-
suited:
Whole number of votes cast-..................l6l
Necessary to ce....-......-.............. 81
6rinK ~
Hoefgen
- lis
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unanimous, and committee, consisting
of Colonel Shaw, Henry Climber and Earl
Reid, was appointed to notify him of his
nomination. For judge of the Superior
Court in the event of Judge Necomb's res
ignstion,
JOHN A. HOLMAN
was nominated by reclamation. He came
forward and said:
GENTLEMEN OF THE Conventional am
very thankful Tor the honor you have
conferred on me. ana very glad to re-
ceive the nomination from so large,
respectable and enthusiastic an assem-
blage. II elected to the place l will en-
deavor to discharge its duties impartially
and to the very best of my ability.
thank you for this compliment.
FOR SHERIFF.
DR.. John M. Yousrt, John j. Cooper,
Jackson Sailors, were named. The ballot
was taken and the nomination OF
JOHN ]. COOPER
was made unanimous without announcing
the result. Coming to the platform he
said:
GENTLEMEN OF THE Conventional
thank you for the honor you have con-
ferred upon me in giving me this nomins-
ton so unanimously. will say thst dur
ing the canvass / will do everything in
my power for the success of the ticket. L.
has been whispered about during the last
few days that l was not candidate. /
suppose men Judge from my appearance.
1 acknowledge that / have been looking
little bad since what they call the Water
loo defeat. 1t was not on account OF
the Democratic party coming out behind.
| 1t was on account of diabolical frauds
committed on the balloE box. The
caused me to look and feel Inundated.
believe to-day, gentlemen, that there are no
respectable Republicans In Indianapolis
that do not feel as do, that their success,
as they call it, and gain on last Tuesday
was not be the honest vote OF the Repub-
licsn party, but by mob that went from
one poll to the other voting. Men came
rushing up to the Tenth Ward, where L
was working for my ticket, came rushing
on horseback, rushing into the crowd
frantically crying for men to go to wards
for the purpose of
INTIMIDATING DEMOCRATS.
As many as three wagons at time they
drove from the Tenth to the Ninth, and
men along with them, who saw them vote
the second time, and challenged their
votes and were driven out of the crowd.
That is the way they carried the election
last Tuesday. It has been said by other
gentlemen before me, and i will also say
that il only makes me more earnest to
work for the success of our ticket that you
have put in nomination. have no fear if
we work and organize well we can carry
the election this fall. /. again thank you
most earnestly for the honor you have
conferred upon me in giving me this
nomina alton. (Applause.)
FOR RECORDER.
Martin G. Anderson, John J. Dbney,
Geo. NJ Northway, Isaac CRUDE, Samuel B.
Corbaley, Samuel N. Gould, Capt. M.
North, Capt. w. G. Harrington and DIR.
Hawk were presented. On the first bal
LOT the raaulE
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HARRY BURNS

HARRY BURNS
nomination was made unanimous, and he
said:
FELLOW DEMOCRATS, AND GENTLEMEN
OF MARION CoUNTY-It is certainly to me
great consolation that you have con-
ferred upon me this nomination here
to-day, being among you a comparative
stranger. have no right to expect it at
your hands. It is all the more gratifying
on that account. will say to you here
now that am one of those persons that
believe that our courts should be CON
Quoted without any reference to politics,
religion, fear, favor or affection. (Ap-
plsuse.) Should be so fortunate as to be
called upon to preside in one of the
courts of your county, it shall be my aim
to conduct that court on that principle. /
again thank you for the confidence you
have reposed in me.
FOR COMMISSIONERS.
First district, Judge Cory was nomi-
mated by reclamation.
For the second district, Duncan Dewar
and Levi Ayres were named, and the bal
lot resulted:
Whole number OF votes east
Necessary 10 81
The nomination of Mr.. Dewar was
made unanimous.
For the third district Joseph Black,
Charles Larsh, Alfred Clark, VIM. Strod-
man were named and the first ballot
resulted.
Whole number of votes cast...................l6l
Necessary 10 81
d
90
Strodman....... Is
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EoCRIPTION FREE.

DOR the Spec dy cure OF Seminal Weakness.
= LOST Manhood and all disorders brought on
by tndtEcrstiCn excess. ANY Druggist haa
the ingredients. Address, DAVIDSON & CO..
Box 22ee, New York,
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FOR CORoE Err.

nomination was made unanimous. He
came forward and returned thanks for the
honor conferred.
CENTRAL Committeeman
were announced as follows: First Ward
James M. Cropsey; Second Ward, Ger.
John Love; Third Ward, Frank Wilson
Fourth Ward, VIM. Killiap; Fifth Ward,
Capt. Thomas K. Bsssett; Sixth Ward, Ed.
Barry; Seventh Ward. Peter Weise;
Eighth Ward, DR.. ]. III. Fuller; Ninth
Ward, n. s. Bigbam; Tenth Ward,
w. P. Smith; Eleventh Ward, Earl
Reid; Twelfth Ward, Henry Gim-
Der; Thirteenth Ward, I. w. Strstford;
Washington township, E. Elmsly Wright
Lawrence township, A. F. Carey; Warren
township, William +. Collins; Franklin
township. John Wilson; Perry township,
J. c. Vale; Decatur township, John He e.
man; Wayne township, James Harding I;
Pike township, Joseph Lotion; Center
township, south, Levi Ayres; Center
township, north, Jess Q. Leach. Three
rousing cheers were given for the ticket.
and the convention adjourned. ~
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FOR SURVEYOR.

Tor the honor conferred.
FOR SURVEYOR.
Ferdinend Deitz was nominated by &C.
clsmatiop. The committee, appointed to
wait on Mayer Mitchell to notify
him of his nomination for Judge
of the Superior Court, reported that
the interests of his family compelled
him to decline. Judge Holman was nomi-
mated to ill the regular vacancy, and for
the contingent vacancy Henry w. Bar-
rington and Harry Burns were named
The ballot resulted:
Whole number Of votes cast.........i6I
Necessary to hoice..-......................-S 81
49,
lI4L
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The second ballot was taken, and with
out announcing the result, the nomination
of
DoRMAN n. DAVIDSON
was made unanimous. On coming for
ward he was received with three enthusi-
sstic cheers. He said:
GENTLEMEN OF THE CoNvENTIoN-I
desire to thank you for the nomi-
nation. want to say that the result
of last Tuesdays election, instead OF dis
couraging me, it has given me renewed
strength for the conflict. When the days
of October come, may it roll up a ma
Jority for the Democratic party.
The third ballot was taken, and the
nomination of
]. G. swAILs
was made unanimous. He came to the
platform and said:
GENTLEMEN OF TIE CoNvEryTIoN--F1r the
honor conferred upon me by making me
your choice TO represent you Ia the Gsneral
Assembly OF Indiana, / thank you. Lit
me assure you. gentlemen, that 1 shall
buckle on my Democratic armor, and con-
tinue to labor faithfully in defense of that
cause until victory shall crown our efforts
in October. [Applause.l It does me good
to know that the principles of the Demo
cratic party are right. Gentlemen, allow
me again to thank you for this manifesto
ton of your honor.
The fourth ballot was taken, and re-
or1lf
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

John o. Moore was nominated by accla-
mstion. He said:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN OF THE
CoNvENTIoN-I thank you kir dly for the
honor you have Conferred upon me to-
day, and in the name of 10000 voters of
Marion county protest against the liz
fanny that has been done in the name of
the Republican party within the last few
days, and prom SO you that we will wipe
it out.
FOR CoRoHER.
DIR. w. F. Standiford, DIR. Foller, Drs
Sullivan and DR.. Williamson were
named. DR.. Fuller. the present incum-
bent, explained that he was elected
on platform which contained q
one term plank, and he therefore declined
to allow his name to be used. The ballot
resulted:
Whole number OF votes.-~-............
necessary 10 cholce.a................--.,...- 81
AZ
WILLIAMSON 10
SULLIVAN l02
Scattering
DIR. sULLIvAN's
nomination was made unanimous. He
came forward and returned thanks for the
honor conferred.
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Mr.. HRINY's

nomination was made unanimous. He
came forward and thanked the convention
Tor the honor conferred.
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ALBERT g. BECK
was made unanimous, and having be n
cal ed to o the front said:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN OF
THE CONVENTIONAL confess that am
very much surprised that the nominal ion
has been given me to-day 1t has been in
tirely unsolicited on my part, and there
fora your giving me the nomination is all
the more heartily felt. I am not at all dis
couraged, although l did not desire the
nomination.; il was not because1 did not
feel that the Democracy ought not and
would not succeed in the coming campaign.
Whatsoever ability [ have will certainly
be exercised In the attempt to bring
about an election of the candidates nomi-
mated here to-day. 1 am mistaken In the
temper of the people, decidedly mistaken,
if the outrages that were perpetrsted here
last Tuesday be permitted sgain in this
city. do not believe that honest men OF
any party will permit tbem. 1 thank you
again for this honor, and certainly assure
you that whatever can Oe done for the sue
cess of this ticket shall be done. APP
plause]
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge Harrison Burns, John S. Holman
and James L. Mitchell were named. The
first ballot resulted:
Whole number o. votes cast-................l6l
Necessary 10 81
Holman Of
burns 81
Mllcnell ~
There being no nomination, the second
ballet resulted:
Whole number of votes cast..............-....l6l
Necessary to a 81
1OlIudu 80
Dns '.;''''' 70
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The second ballot was taken, and with
out announcing the result, the nomination
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81. 8. Bighsm was made principal sec
rotary, with G. B. Feiblemsn, DR.. Sample
Lotion, DR.. D, III. p. Abbott and Major
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There being no nomination the second
ballot was taken, and without announcing
the result, the nomination of
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John d. Simpson as assistants Mr.. ]. w.
Nicbol moved that COMMITTEES on resolu-
tions be appointed TO whom all resolu-
lions should be referred without debate.
A division of the question having been
ordered, both divisions were carried, and
Messrs. j. w: Nichol, John Sullivan and
Carl Fitch were appointed on the commit
tee. A committee OF i've to determine the
order Of nominations, consisting OF Messrs.
John w. Carlton, Henry Climber, Sample
Lotion, Levi Bolsnder and James M. Crop
sey, was appointed. They reported a
recommendation that nomin atoms be made
in the following order; Two senators, four
repI esentatives, two judges OF the Superior
Court, sheriff. recorder, treasurer, surveyor,
commissioners, and prosecuting attorney.
The committee on
RESOLUTIONS
submitted the following report, which was
adopted:
The Democrats of Marion county, in con-
vention assembled, he -eby report the follow
ing: That the Democratic party are in favor
Of an honest and economical administration
of the government, in all it's departments,
national, state and municipal, and of the
lowest rate Of taxation consistent with good
government, and to that end the candidates
for the state Legislature, this day nominated
"
favor a Law limiting the rate of taxation by
the Common Council OF Indianapolis for city
purposes, including school tax, TO not exceed
ing one dollar upon one hundred dollars of
the actual cash value of all property liable
to taxation in any one year; and also to eff
fectually NIT the indebted less of the city 10
q sum not exceeding two per cent. of the total
value OF the property on the tax duplicate,
Resolved, That this convention indorse the
platform adopted by the Democratic State
Convention April 10, 1876.
SENATOR.
Oscar B. Hord, Elisha Rowland, James
Hopkins, Dorman n. Davidson, Judge
David B. Turpie were named for the NOM
ination for senator. On the first ballot, a
majority of all votes being required TO
nominate, Oscar b. Hord was unsni-
mously nominated. A committee of three,
consisting OF Carl Hsbich, General Love
and Jackson Landers, was appointed to in
form Mr.. Hord of his nomination. On the
second ballet. the names of Judge Turpie
and Mr.. Davidson having been Withdrawn,
the vote stood:
Whole ,,upahar of vofaq cast