Labor unrest and government action amid 1877 strikes
Washington reports intensified strikes spanning railroads and urban labor, urging a strong central government for rapid suppression of unrest. Arbitration sought. Evarts favors it. Debates touch currency woes, corporate profits, wage cuts, and political maneuvering around Southern roads and silver policy.
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Governor Young Praised Amid Ohio Strike Sentiment
The Enquirer notes Tuesday that Governor Young's handling of the state strike earns praise for competence and steadiness, contrasting with other governors. The article frames his course as a credit to himself and to Ohio, likening it to a calcie um light beside a lucifer match.
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Democrats face uphill battle in Hamilton County for governor nomination
The Cincinnati Commercial argues the Democratic gubernatorial nominee would be unlikely to win Hamilton County, the state’s key area. It predicts a strenuous push to rally support for Bishop, but expects a slow effort. The piece questions whether the Republican Convention will back Hayes and notes distrust among wire-pullers and political traffickers toward a confidence vote. It asks readers to weigh yesterday’s Cleveland proceedings.
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