October Verdict Declares Northern Triumph in Election
A Northern landslide defeats the Democratic majority across both houses. Garfield is favored to become president as Ohio New York Massachusetts and Pennsylvania lead with large majorities. The Cincinnati Gazette lauds the GOP as national and inclusive, urging unity and progress.
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Garfield Triumph Echoes Across Nation and Proclamation
The piece notes James A. Garfield's election as President with a clear electoral majority and Republican gains in states and Congress. It cites President Hayes’s Thanksgiving Proclamation, regional reports from Marietta and Meigs, local trials, marriages, deaths, and bylines on community events, detailing post election optimism and ongoing local notices.
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