01 Jul 1880
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1880
Page
1
A Washington dispatch argues that Hancock’s nomination will fail, drawing contrasts with Garfield and McClellan. It cites party loyalties, past Civil War figures, and Credit Mobilier probes to defend Garfield while predicting Hancock’s defeat. It notes endorsements from Hoar and Poland and lists related political chatter and curiosities.
The speech by WabDE Hamron at the Cincinnati Convention pledges South Carolina’s large Democratic turnout amid GOP strength, while the N S Tribune notes implied threats against Black voters and fears of voter intimidation by Democrat-led efforts and “tissue ballots” and bulldozing tactics.
Cleveland Leader notes a shift in Democratic rhetoric from measuring men to embracing a bold military candidate, signaling a realignment away from traditional statesmen toward a glittering military figure. The piece critiques the party's changed standards and highlights the ongoing debate over leadership style.
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An anecdote from Pittsburgh Landing recalls General Garfield borrowing flour and claiming he is a commissioned officer. The snippet continues with a Columbus Dispatch critique of General Hancock, arguing the Democratic party mistrusts soldier nominations and will not gain votes from Republicans or Bourbon elements.
The New York Tribune argues the Democratic claim that nominating a Union soldier ends the sectional issue is nonsense. It asserts the Solid South remains evident with Hancock and will persist until all voters have fair representation in the Electoral College and Congress.
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