Political wrap up reports Republican gains nationwide
Washington 1879 recap notes Ohio win and Democratic setback in Iowa. Claims legislature losses for Thurman and predicts six new Republican Senators in March 1881, plus gains in Indiana Pennsylvania Oregon and Louisiana. Mentions Ke mnan Eaton Wallace and Pendleton as potential targets and hints at fear of Democratic reversals.
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Clinton Township
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Greatly to His Credit as a Congressman and More
A poem reflecting on Ewing as a Congressman praising his office and noting election as a raffle with few pros. It ponders how Thomas could have pursued many trades yet remains in Congress as a prudent politician. The passage ends with a revival meeting note and Cleveland event reference.
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Bell’s Run
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