Registration surge sparks party concerns in New York City
The text notes a rise in registrations in New York City reaching 216,974 up from 138,964 in 1876 and 167,837 in 1879. It claims Republicans fear the larger turnout as it implies an extra Republican for every additional Democratic vote.
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Taz Hon. Tim Brown Endorses Garfield and Arthur
Marshal Town veteran Democrat Tim Brown publishes a letter in the Marshal Times explaining his support for Garfield and Arthur and the reasons for his endorsement.
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Duester and Bauck Fear Defeat in Wisconsin
The text notes two Wisconsin Congressmen, Duester in the Fourth District Milwaukee and Gabe Bauck in the Sixth Oshkosh, facing strong Republican gains and potential defeat. It mocks Bauck’s attire and predicts broad rejoicing in the Badger State if they lose.
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Democratic and Republican Tariff Platforms Break Over Free Trade
The Democratic platform historically supports free trade through tariff references while the Republican line supports protection for American labor. The current year repeats a twenty four year precedent, with Hancock resisting long held principles he pledges to maintain.
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New York Democrats Claim 50,000 Lead in Electors Vote
A transcription shows Democratic parity predicting a 50,000 majority for Hancock and English on the electoral ticket. Republicans forecast downstate gains near Garfield, while both parties report canvassing and satisfaction with their work. The piece suggests Jasfisid may carry New York for a 31 electoral vote Republican ticket.
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Connecticut in the Democratic path to victory
The piece argues Democratic chances hinge on Connecticut where Republicans hold the statehouse and most legislative seats. It notes Connecticut’s current Republican leaning complicates carrying Con necticut and thus the national tally, even if New York New Jersey and the South align.
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Eighty Years of Business Prosperity Cited in 1880 Reports
The Dun, Wiman & Co. findings show 1880 year to date business failures total only 15 million dollars, a sharp contrast to 81 million in the same period previously and 97 million the year before. The article suggests conditions look brighter for 1880.
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Election fervor in Story County urging straight Republican vote
A urging editorial advocates a decisive Republican victory in Story County. It stresses unity, condemns scrapping the ticket, and predicts a large Republican majority for nominees, tying outcomes to national and state elections across many states.
Tax the vote to save the party in Indiana
A state study shows Indiana Republicans won a 14 seat majority by a narrow tally of about 300. County results ranged from 29 to 69 plurality with several counties voting by small margins. The piece argues every Republican vote mattered to keep a Republican legislature and U.S. Senate seat.
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New York Republicans Poised for Large Majority
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They Predicted a Nation of Doomsayers
A historical critique mocks predictions by Democrats about secession, militia loyalty, currency value, emancipation, and economic ruin. The speaker accuses the foresayers of sowing fear, insisting the public should distrust their premises as the country persists against dire forecasts.
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House party split shows Republicans short of majority
The current House stands with Republicans 130 Democrats 149 Nationals 2. Reclassification yields Republicans 135 Democrats 156 Nationals 2. A majority is 147 votes. Republicans must gain 12, already eight secured, with more expected from Wisconsin Town New York Illinois and other states. Senate may also shift, signaling a tough outlook for the Republican opposition.
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