Democratic Party Platform Endorsed in Indiana Convention
A verbose historic political platform from a Democratic convention pledges adherence to party doctrines, warns against centralized power, calls for gold silver and paper currency, civil service reform, free ballot, and critiques the current administration. It mentions Hancock and English as ticket prospects, notes tax base in Town, and reports Dubuque convention date while press outlets flag Hancock and English.
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The Farmer and Merchant Capital and the Election Outlook
A historical analysis contrasts farm capital needs with merchant capital returns, arguing farming ties up unproductive assets and requires long waits for profits while merchants recycle credit. It notes the essential role of capital and interest in farming and outlines political expectations for Hancock and English versus Grant and Arthur, citing past election dynamics and party splits.
Democratic Cartoon of 1880 Campaign Urges Hancock Victory
In a partisan summary the piece argues Hancock will surpass Til den in votes, cites rising support from Harison Hobart and others, and notes newspapers like Philadelphia Record favor Hancock. It contrasts Democratic strength with Garfield and Arthur and notes a long party history defending citizens and territories.
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Garfield era politics and factional splits grip 1876 race
A Virginia letter mocks Republican divisions over Garfield and Wan sack while naming Eli Perkins and General Hancock. It notes Sam Carey and Peter Cooper backing Wan sack English tickets, cites R. B. Hayes comments from 1862, and mentions Leonard W. Jerome's Union League ties as Garfield allies convene in Ohio six years prior.
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Democrats Aim to Rebuild Civil Liberties Across Land
An editorial outlines the Democratic Party as the long-time defender of civil and personal liberty, opposing sedition and alien laws, fighting monopolies, and resisting Know-Nothingism. It praises unity, condemns Republican campaigns as misrepresentative, and cites Indiana and other states as leaning Democratic. It notes Garnering support among veterans and asserts strong Democratic prospects in several states.
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Old Soldier Granted Back Pension With Monthly Benefit
An impoverished veteran in Maquoketa receives a back pension totaling 33 460 dollars and will thereafter draw a monthly 73 dollar benefit as ordered by authorities.
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