Hayes nomination prompts nationwide congratulations telegraphs
Governor Hayes receives messages from Bristow Morton Conkling Blaine and others praising his nomination and pledging support. Dispatches note Maryland delegates unity and early sentiment for a united Republican ticket ahead of St. Louis. The press lauds Hayes as incorruptible and capable amid party splits.
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President Grant Sends Centennial Message to Sunday Schools
President Grant urges all Sunday schools to cling to the Bible as the sheet anchor of liberties and to inscribe its precepts on hearts and practice them daily. He credits the Bible with every advance in true civilization and calls it the future guide, quoting righteousness exalteth a nation.
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President Sends Message to Congress on Unfinished Business
The president asks Congress for action as the fiscal year nears end with no appropriations. The House is blamed for wasting session time on politics and defaming Republican leaders. A Columbus Statesman quote accuses the Hayes delegation to Cincinnati of insincerity.
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