Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1879-09-13
NEWS SUMMARY.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

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Dehocral' leo'''S' Evans, hepupiicah' oi
ooZ' oooh, "IceipaoN' Io'''f' p'chpuril
majority, 4o''i.. Inc Dehocrallc InaJori'
iour year, ago ior UoNelnor was oo'ioi'
Inc Mihneso'a hcpuoiic'n o'a'e .onNei
,Ioi' heiu d. S'. "ui oii .he -u' rcioiiii''',e
"o'erhor rI'sours' Win -. a. "iii'i',h /,
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ioiih Is ie''''i ineu. iho ii'siueh' y eoi,'
nienueu ior MS nriilhess III eAeIeisi,,S III
'o'o po"ei, an" '"e oe.'e''i! vi me-. '"o .o"'
u! ior his s"oc.ss, management :
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no expenditures anu lcuuc'ioh Ill III
uariii are all uehlandeu' be,ter coliiiierci'
re'i'iohs WIN Cuoa anu neNico' anu IN
pro'eu irahsPor''',oh rou'es :" ,iie SEA
po'iu i' ''le iiei.,oeu ,,. ~ 60, VI '"'
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rnose" permanent iio'.".". i,oi. % 1Nio'H'
d. .orneh was hoii,i',"'eu ioi "o'ernor VI
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WY 'o' i S''I.'u' -. .s ,"., y.
T,,a TIL" ,'al;,, ,,a;5.,ar r..a,',
wm II Robertson who received 1oe votes
and who was summarized bv yiee-President
Wheeler. George w. Curtis and the class
known as "Reform ~ RenubIicans. Tbeo-
doro NJ pomorov who rcco;,od q, vo,os
and Frank Uiscock who received "a
votes rho Latter w,s sunnorted
Inv What was known ,s tho sherman ;nteres,
The platform declares that RenubIicanism
stands for National supremacy in Nationa
affairs and State rights in State CONCERNS: ::
that the safety of the Republic demand free
and pure elections. and that President Uayes
il entitled tn hearty onnroval for his vetoes
OF measures passcd Inv n Democratic Con-
gress whose object was to break down the
National Election laws; that the Republican
party neither justifes nor toIeratcs
military interference with elections, but
seeks only to protect the ballot box from in
reference of force or fraud; that the Demo-
cratic party persistently obstructcd resump-
tion. that il seeks to reopen the questions Of
the War. and that its only hone l. in n solid
South. that the resumntion of snecie nav
ments Is the crownino element of the Renub-
lican financial policy: and finally, maintains
the right of the State to regulate all corpora
tions i'm the interests of the public.
The New York Prohibitionists held n State
Convention at Syracuse. ON the 3D., and NOM
mated n ticket headed Inv Prof Jobn w
Means for Goyernor-
Gen. Grant sailed from Yokohama on the I'd,
i'm the steamship CITY of Toxic. dine in San
Francisco Sept 2I.
MIR. Langtry, the husband of the widely
advertised English .sbeauty. +, has beoun
proceedings for divorce. The Prince NJ
Wales and Lords Iondesborougb and Ions
dale are said 10 no co-resnondents in IN.
ease.
Con Reese IT Roxen REPRESENTATIVE NJ
the Ninth Virginia District in tbe Fortv-tbird
Coppress- died nj his home I'm T,zevelI Conn
~ ON tho od aood7r
Pow w m II N,rr,v :, ,rd ,,,,,,l;sh
al =, pos,o,, -. .,,,'a,,,' ,,,., =, ~.
s;,,'. ;.,,a,,,;p,, =, -, 80, '',',;'. ne.
and saws. at utterly decline 70 rema;n any
further whore INV nobIest motives ,re FRA,
duced. NV views grossly m;srenresented and
NV best bepeyolenee made cause and ground
Of sc,pd,,ous ,tt,ck ,,
8, Iou;s hos st.r,od ro,;of f,,rd for ,ho
oh;,dron % ,ho Ia,o Can Ill 80
Elatcber IA Cb,irman ~ tho Committee h,,,-
ing the matter in charge.
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fnnds ~ Tho sociot1 The an,o,,n, 90 his A.
t,,.,,;o,, = ,.,;,..,,, :. 80. $40 ooo =.
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