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Domestic News February 18, 1883

The Weekly Elko Independent

Elko, Elko County, Nevada

What is this article about?

Ex-Senator Booth of California warns that his state may remain Democratic due to German defection from Republicans and general exodus, criticizing Governor Stoneman for not favoring railroads.

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The World's Washington special says: Ex-Senator Booth, of California, who has been here during the past week, reluctantly confesses that his State is liable to be Democratic for years to come, the Germans having gone out of the Republican party to stay. This defection, in itself, is considerable. Added to a large exodus from the Republican ranks on general principles, it will operate fatally upon Republican hopes, Mr. Booth fears, in the next campaign. Booth voices the Republican dismay by criticising Governor Stoneman for not going out of his way to favor the railroad companies, after having been elected, as charged, with railroad assistance. It is conceded, however, that the office is capably administered.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

California Politics Republican Defection German Voters Governor Stoneman Senator Booth

What entities or persons were involved?

Ex Senator Booth Governor Stoneman

Where did it happen?

California

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

California

Key Persons

Ex Senator Booth Governor Stoneman

Outcome

republican hopes fatally operated upon in next campaign due to defections

Event Details

Ex-Senator Booth confesses California liable to be Democratic for years due to Germans leaving Republican party permanently, plus large exodus on general principles; criticizes Governor Stoneman for not favoring railroad companies after election; office capably administered.

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