Election Outlook From Indiana and Ohio in 1880
The Intelligencer notes Indiana and Ohio results favoring Republicans with Indiana at 10,000 to 15,000 and Ohio around 25,000. The paper jokes about roosters and hatchings for a future display, while Chicago’s Tribune is praised for its holiday spirit and coverage of the returns.
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Baough
Indiana
Ohio
Westsday
Chicago Tribune
Iodiacs
the Tribune
America
Cribbed Ledger Trader Faces Interrogation in Local Case
A Linn County man went to Cedar Rapids for trading and was questioned about his party’s outbox in his township. He stated he is "good to be I" and vowed to work to remove the mortgage on his farm, adding a blunt line about fearing pursuit of a young one.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
New York City First-Day Registration Surpasses 75 000
The first day in New York City enrolled 75 580 men, 16 000 more than 1876. The World predicts Hancock and English will win New York and Brooklyn by a 90 000 majority. The New York Times notes the large registration signals Democratic momentum while Republican papers see a divided increase and an unprecedented Westchester County majority.
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New York City
Hancock
New York
Brooklyn
New York Times
Tribuns
Westchester County
Respected Republicans sweep Ce Degreesmen seats in Ohio and Indiana
In Ohio and Indiana the Republicans gained unexpected wins with six and four seats respectively. The piece commends leaders who oppose Democratic policies on resuming the currency and criticizes those who supported unlimited greenbacks, urging readers to study works on reform and defeat of the party.
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Ohio
Indiana
Andrew Jackson
Garfield Victors Seen As Republicans Seize Indiana
The passage notes the Indiana electorate shifting from a Democratic stronghold to support for Garfield in the upcoming November election. It argues Republicans overmatched the Democrat machine, projecting a substantial Garfield majority and a pivotal party realignment in Indiana.
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Indiana
Garfield
Puzzle and political editorial mock the 1884 race
A late New York Sun editorial by General Charles Dana against Hancock and in favor of Garfield frames Indiana campaign hopes and warns of a Solid South. It lists reasons for voting Republican, includes "The Puzzle Solved" with twenty reasons for business men, independent voters, and Union soldiers.
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Chas. A. Dana
Tilden
Hancock
Sun
Indiana
Ohio
Garfield
Dana
Teday
Democratic Party
Solid South
South
Ita
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
Party of Liberty
Party of Civilzation
Party of Progress
Party of Public Faith
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Lee
Jackson
Pro and anti Resumption acts across state Democratic conventions
A survey of Democratic conventions from 1876 to 1878 condemns the 1875 Resumption Act and calls for immediate repeal. It cites Iowa, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, and other states, contrasting with the 1876 Democratic National Convention stance against Republican resumption policies and urging repeal.
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United States
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House of Representative
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Republican Party
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House of Representatives
Senate
Kentucky
Tennnessex
Tennessee
Tilden and Henricks
Outo
Minnesota
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Ouxro
Arkansas
Connecticut
Wisconsin
Republican Meeting Schedule Opens in Story County
Republican canvass announced with a string of campaign meetings across Story County from Oct 9 through Oct 30 and beyond. Speakers include Webb Hayden Scott Hays Balliet Dyer Underwood and others with efforts to advertise and light the meeting places. Ladies invited and welcomed. J R McDonalp, Chairman.
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Howard
John Scott
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Cambridge
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T C McCall
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Milford
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D Lucas
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A K Webb
Geo A Underwood
Lincoln
Edgette S
G W Dyer
Pleasant Grove
J L Stevens
Indian Creek
Ilowa Centre
McCall
A Ashford
Flickenger
Richland
Elliot S
Cole
L Stevens
F Balliet
Roland
A Rainbolt
Nevada Court House
W D Lucas
J. R. McDonalp
Chattel mortgage sale and state election notices
Public sale announced to satisfy a promissory note secured by 9 sows 48 pigs and farm equipment with real estate located in Story County Iowa. Also published are general election notices detailing offices, ballot procedures, and a constitutional amendment question for the 1880 general election.
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Titus M. Loux
Lafayette Township
Iowa
Peter Creuthemel
A. K. Banks
Story County
Nevada
Story County Sheriff Publishes 1880 Election Proclamation
Sheriff A K Banke announces in Story County that the November general election will fill the offices of Clerk of the Courts, Recorder, and Supervisor. The notice is addressed to qualified electors per Iowa code. Also included is an advertisement for Shilohs Catarrh Remedy with nasal injector, priced 50 cents and sold by Bosworth & Co.
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Iowa
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Nelson Coz
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J. E. H. Graham
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Blairs
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M. E. Church
Republican certainty cited over Maine election impact
The Nation's column argues the stock market benefits from business certainty and partisan stability. It contends that prosperity hinges on Republican governance and the expectation that current conditions will endure if the party stays in power.
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Maine
Republican Party
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