Work of Congress and party battles in district race
The article reports on congressional proceedings with focus on Democratic nominations and Republican contest as Basalt and Jogerson face defeat by Mero. It notes campaign friction, business agenda clashes, and Sunday lawn discussions as other topics shaping political maneuvering and public interest.
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Democratic Pennsylvania Convention Chooses Randall Hopeful
The Pennsylvania state convention adjourned sine die after endorsing Samuel J. Randall as a presidential candidate with unity and cheers. The platform denounces centralization and subsidies while recalling the 1876 77 electoral fraud and pledging to drive those responsible from power. John Kelly signals support for either Tilden or Cleveland.
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Tilden
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Meeting in New York Hears Gordon on Southern Progress
In Chicago and Washington reports pace markets and weather as crops and grain shift. Gen Gordon speaks in New York about postwar southern industry, railroads and cotton manufacturing, noting northern capital, growing coal and iron regions, and improved conditions for both black and white labor while stressing the south’s advancing diversification and education.
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