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Butler and Hayes in partisan strife and national reform
The Boston Post weighs Butler in politics, noting judges and Republicans back Butler while opposing a Know Nothing influence. It criticizes Gov Hayes for aligning with the American Alliance to restrict suffrage, calls the Soldiers' Convention at Indianapolis a foil, and predicts Union soldiers will support reform over plunderers as Albany's Soldiers and Sailors' gathering joins Indianapolis in backing patriotic ranks.
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Butler Foes in Republican Party Face Downfall, Butler’s Rise
The piece outlines Butler’s clashes with Sumner Wilson and Andrew, detailing their resistance to his nomination, a blustered Senate confrontation, and calls for party realignment. It notes Hoar’s break from the regulars and hints at looming Republican decline if the Seventh District splits, urging support for the Democratic candidate.
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The South and the Civil War era in political fear
A political tirade contrasts the former united South with free states, blaming Reconstruction for oppression and carpetbagger rule. It laments the loss of slavery, depicts disrupted Southern fortunes, and argues that postwar governance remains harsh under federal bayonets, urging readers to note current political notices on the next pages.
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Divided South Won't Unite Says Postwar Commentary
The piece argues that whites and blacks cooperated to secure local government via ballots, yet a truly united South is impossible. It notes new industries spreading from the North, diversifying regional economies, and dismisses “the danger of a united South” as demagogic compared with 1776 Toryism.
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Sanitary Congress Focuses on Health Dangers and Abattoirs
The Institute of Technology hosts a practical sanitary congress addressing city health and pestilence controls. Experts test slaughterhouse theories by experiment, highlighting Boston sanitation concerns amid upcoming ventures. The piece notes Hoar nomination delays tied to Gov Hayes and Wheeler, and Carl Schurz’s visit to Hayes regarding Butlerism. Better all go for Tar box.
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Blane Attacks Adams Record In Ohio Speeches
Elaine kneels to Mulligan and weeps as Blaine sneers at Mr Adams in hostile Ohio rhetoric. Hayes papers denounce the insinuations, warning that harm from his talk would fall on Adams, not Blaine.
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