Campaign opens with reduced postal rates for Boston
The daily post will be mailed or delivered in Boston at reduced rates during the campaign. Four weeks cost 50, and two weeks cost 40 with the campaign expected to draw unusual vigor and interest. Fred Grant’s favorite hymn this week is Just before the battle, mother.
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Three Crows Sat On A Tree Chant At Chicago Leaders
A stubborn chant repeats the line There were three crows sat on a tree as a post defeat taunt aimed at Chicago leaders. The odd rhyme echoes a cartoonish critique during a political moment.
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Chicago
Greener Asks Flipper Appointed Instructor at West Point
Prof. Richard T. Greener proposes Lieut. Flipper be named an instructor at West Point after the Whittaker controversy, implying Greener’s high regard for Flipper.
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Whittaker
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Flipper
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Quote warns of prolonged Democratic control of Congress
An exchange asserts the upcoming Congress will be Democratic for many years, claiming it will be the last such period and urging readers not to expect other party wins for a long time. The remark underscores a political forecast and confidence in sustained Democratic dominance.
Principles Over Personal Vote Highlighted in Cincinnati
A partisan brief argues no prudent Democrat should pledge to back a Republican if their preferred nominee fails in Cincinnati. The piece asserts the November contest centers on principles rather than individual candidates.
Curling Prop on Conkling Sparks Anti Third Term Drama
A dramatic scene shows Roscoe Conkling reacting to advancing opponents against a third term, his top curl standing upright as he stamps and cries Down, base curl, down.
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Last Ditch Man From the First in Grant Debate
The article argues Grant supporters are described as "last ditch men" by the organs. It asserts the belief in the sincerity of that view and suggests supporters were in the last ditch when choosing him as a candidate.
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Senator Edmunds and the Electoral Commission
The text notes Edmunds values virtue but warns his partisan stance backed the eight Radical Electoral Commission members. It claims the public still has an account to settle with him for these actions.
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Democrats in Strasburg Rally for Cincinnati Nominees
The Democrats of Strasburg Virginia display a banner reading Cincinnati's Nominees and Victory. The piece urges nationwide Democrats to show unity behind the party nominees. success in November is asserted as the reward.
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Blaine Men Skillful Singing Dodge Highlights Report
The Philadelphia Press notes Blaine men employ a singing dodge with great effect. A solo by the Maine senator would merit a trip to Chicago to hear. He reportedly claimed to know only two tunes: Old Hundred and another.
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Blaine
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Warring Republicans contrasted with Democratic unity urged
The piece argues a split within the Republican faction over spoils of office versus the Democrats pursuit of principled governance for national tranquillity and prosperity. It urges voters to note the difference in motives.
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Payne as a possible Democratic candidate in Cincinnati
The article surveys Mr. Payne of Ohio as a leading potential Democratic candidate. It details his Union devotion, legal career in New York and Cleveland, legislative work against black laws, 1851 Senate race loss by one vote, gubernatorial bid, Buchanan and Charleston nominations, Civil War loyalty, 1874 Congress election win, Payne Compromise on currency, role in the electoral commission, and extensive railroad involvement. It notes wealth and possible pairing with Potter or Tilden if needed.
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Blaine Named as Presidential Candidate in Chicago
The Philadelphia Press notes a 19 year misdated reflection on Stephen A. Douglas’s death then compares to a potential renominating event for James G Blaine in Chicago. The piece frames Blaine as an orator statesman and patriot and signals national reaction.
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Prince Leopold and Marquis at Chicago Convention
The piece notes Prince Leopold and the Marquis of Lorne on the platform and recalls Blair's habit of reading omens. It says a New York prince has unit rule support and casts him as central to the convention while Grant supporters press a steadfast, testing tactic. Senator Carpenter also spoke to sway the Grant audience in the Park.
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Political alignments and odd scientific claim noted
Bernhardt grows stout while Wentworth backs Grant and Jewell aims to succeed Wheeler. Conkling calls Blaine men boys. Logan's wife aids John. A scientist claims wasps are carnivorous, aligning with long held views on their flesh biting tendency.
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