Adams and Plunkett Lead Democratic Campaign Push
The piece praises Adams and Plunkett as Democratic candidates and calls for a strong November victory. It notes Massachusetts Democrats’ wise choice, Johns Hopkins enrolling 136 fall students, and optimism about delegates to the National Convention. It contrasts Ewing’s rising prospects with Ohio Republicans seeking presidential aid.
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Butlerism Banner Rises as Old Democratic Party Falters
In Ohio, Maine, and Massachusetts the old Democratic party nears collapse, with Mr Phillips delivering a funeral-like eulogy. The banner of Butlerism flies overhead as the party shows signs of dissolution in several states.
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Delegates Gathered From 297 Towns in Mass Democratic Testimony
The presence of 1014 delegates from 297 cities and towns stands as an honorable testimonial to Massachusetts Democrats fidelity and devotion to sound principles.
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Grant portrayed as leader of corrupt thimble-rigging gang
The Washington Capital accuses Grant of commanding the worst political thimble-rigging gang in a civilized community and suggests he may yet redeem Benedict Arnold by making his name respectable.
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Democracy unity and cautions on federal policy clamor
A Worcester proclamation urges unity with the Democracy of the Union on national questions, while opposing premature public outcry on federal policy before next year’s election. The language reflects an orthodox approach to party promotion and discipline.
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Republicans warn against Grant nomination in 1880 race
The author argues Democrats should not fear Grant’s nomination as he would be an easy opponent. Despite current praise, Grant’s record of corruption would undermine his campaign and damage his administration’s reputation.
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Young Republican at Democratic Convention at Faneuil Hall
A suburban town youth joins the Democratic Convention at Faneuil Hall as a guest of a friend. After adjournment he jokes he should not be seen there lest others think he is a Democrat. An Irish spectator replies it may be the only compliment he ever received.
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