Butler Leads Massachusetts Delegation to Democratic Convention
Ben Butler will head the Massachusetts delegation to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. He and John Kelly are described as the lions of the delegation amid discussions of street plans in Boston, with the New York Mail and Express proposing trees in new streets.
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Whitman’s Top Poet Picks Honor Emerson and Bryant
The American poet Walt Whitman declined to state his opinion openly but ranked Ralph Waldo Emerson first and William Cullen Bryant second as the highest regarded figures of American poetry.
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Public works appoint Negro foreman in Cincinnati
The Democratic board of public works in Cincinnati names a Negro foreman of the catch-basin gang. The position is not lucrative, but it is described as better than any Cincinnati Negro would likely receive from Republicans.
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Maine Republicans Favor Split Over Temperance Amendment
The Maine Republicans express support for cautious temperance reform while split within the party causes some members to oppose the constitutional amendment and others to back it, a careful balancing act noted as a prudent straddle.
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Minneapolis Union Depot Rivalry Looms Over Twin Cities
Amid plans for a massive Minneapolis depot projected at 1000 feet long and surpassing Chicago and New York rivals, work is underway. The note urges St Paul to abandon its small depot project and build a rival to outdo the Minneapolis monster.
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Morrison bill illustration through a blacksmith tale
The Tribune uses a blacksmith who cannot craft a clevis to illustrate the Morrison bill, choosing to make a horseshoe instead. The point appears as a metaphor, highlighting the unexpected skill needed for practical forging beyond planning or theory.
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Prediction of Democratic leadership in November election
The Baltimore Sun argues that if Democratic leaders grasp the situation and meet its needs they will win national government in November. If they fail to rise to the occasion the Republicans will seize power by dropping high tariffs and adopting revenue reform reforms. The paper believes this forecast will prove correct.
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Tariff doctrine teased by Montpelier Argus and Patriot
In a wry reply the Montpelier Argus and Patriot asks the Post to spell out its tariff mix of free trade protection and revenue reform. The Post notes the Argus enjoys the stance and laughs at the idea of the paper wobbling, offering to strengthen it if needed.
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Hamlin Seen as Tariff Reformer Amid Press Debate
A Bangor Whig challenge casts doubt on a quoted Hamlin tariff stance from the twenty eighth congress. The piece argues Hamlin, once a fervent tariff foe, has shifted to reform views, citing his opposition to the 1842 tariff and advocating reductions, implying consistency with honest reform.
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Editorial cat echism on Arthur endorsements in party resolutions
The Traveller mocks editorial endorsements praising President Arthur as able prudent sagacious wise conservative just patient efficient and patriotic. It argues these resolutions from Pennsylvania to New Hampshire serve party advertising, not merit for the man, noting past Republican endorsements from Grant onward and questioning their purpose.
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Endorsements and tensions at the Republican convention
The piece argues that endorsements at the convention are hollow and perfunctory. It mocks Hayes as weak and Arthur's past record as preventing nomination, noting Arthur’s rise to good society but lingering party prejudice against him. It suggests the convention will not nominate Arthur despite public praise.
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Maine Prohibition Debate and the Cider Clause Debate
A Maine reader argues the prohibitory amendment will fail to curb drink despite strong city votes and notes cider’s special protection. He warns cider law favors rural interests, explains cider's economic role, and claims temperance progress rests on broader cultural shifts rather than outright bans.
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Compass Crankings and Sleepy Youths in Burlington Hawkeye
A Burlington Hawkeye snippet muses on a boy’s restless night and a whimsical lesson to “take things slow and easy” without relying on compass points. The fragment riffs on directions, sleep, and healthy boyhood, ending with a nod to simple living.
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