Republican boom spreads as Blaine praise grows
Washington report notes strong Republican momentum ahead of 1880 with Blaine praised in New York and a large audience cheered his speech. It cites post office revenue gains, debt reduction, and Confederate resentments, while commenting on Democratic setbacks and looming Ohio political shifts.
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