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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1885

Page

2

Massachusetts Democrats and Republicans Clash Over Platform Claims

The piece contrasts Democratic and Republican platforms, praising civil service reform and tariff stance while critiquing GOP evasions on poll taxes convict labor wages arbitration and local police control. It notes Massachusetts leaders endorse Cleveland and the Chicago platform, arguing Democrats advocate reform and accountability.

Herald Transcript Chicago Massachusetts New England Cleveland Democratic Party Witzgerald Grover Cleveland Worcester Boston State Board of Health

Understanding the Mugwump and Its Political Enigma

The piece probes the mugwump as a unique political species, not identical to independents, with strong clannish traits. It notes no party fully governs or signals direction, while Republicans and Democrats alike are baffled by the mugwump influence and its illogical reasoning.

Mugwump Wamp Independent Democratic Party Republican Party Mugwump Association New York

Prince Nominated by Demonstrated Support in Democratic Meet

The convention chose Prince as their undirected candidate, receiving more votes than any rival. The Boston Advertiser misstates the context, while Prince’s broad base and favorable cross party support, including Republicans, are noted. Prince declined the second spot on the ticket, a decision respected by General Butler, and the party’s platform showcased unity and forward momentum.

Prince General Butler Mr. Prince Massachusetts Boston Chicago Robinson Democratic Party Zutler

Walcott Term On State Health Board Ends

In the early part of the year the term of Dr. H. P. Walcott on the state board of health lunacy and charity expired. An eminent sanitarian, he had long served as health officer and as a valued board member. Governor Robinson refused reappointment, bowing to a ring that resented his refusal to cover up scandals.

H. P. Walcott State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity Walcott Robinson Dr. Walcott Frederick ©. Prince Boston Prince Samuel H. Durgin City Board of Health Durgin

Protection as a Political Issue in The State

A column questions protectionist doctrine, outlining five supposed aims: dignify labor, diversify industry for wartime independence, cheapen essentials, preserve gold by curtailing imports, and importing foreign workers. The writer mocks the program, arguing it harms wages, fuels cheap labor, and fails to lower prices while urging domestically produced goods to boost exports.

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Governors Plan Harsh Campaign Against Apaches in Desert

New Mexico and Arizona governors met on neutral ground to discuss curbing Apache raids. They proposed trapping vermin at watering holes and stationing ten to fifteen men behind breastworks at each oasis to destroy the raiders, arguing hunger and thirst drive the Apaches. They stressed the plan reflects a grim, non humanitarian approach understood by the Apache.

New Mexico Arizona North Carolina South Carolina

Philadelphia Times Praises Prince Nomination Amid Unknown Ticket

The Philadelphia Times lauds Mr Prince's nomination while noting the rest of the ticket consists of unknown or commonplace men. The piece hints at candidates known in Massachusetts for public service and recalls Grover Cleveland as once considered unknown five years ago.

Philadelphia Times Prince Times Philadelphia Massachusetts Grover Cleveland

Prince Denies Forgery Charge Amid Campaign Slur

A statement by Mr. Prince rejects accusations that the Democratic candidate for governor relies on forgery or slander for campaign purposes. The remark clarifies it is not an admission regarding the Morey letter and frames the critique as misrepresentation rather than fact.

Col Greene praises the Post in enduring vigor

Col. Charles G. Greene sent word to the Post praising the paper. His note shows he remains engaged and interested in the journal that lent him a strong name, hoping he never grows too old to care about its welfare.

Charles G. Greene

Superintendent of Life Saving Service Corrected

The Philadelphia Press clarifies that the Life Saving Service head is Sumner I. Kimball, not Samuel J. The misnaming has troubled Republican organs for eight or nine years.

Philadelphia Life Saving Service Samuel J Sumner I. Kimball

From Mayor to Governor to President in Star Rumor

The New York Star hails the convention that nominated Mr Prince with a headline likening the ascent from mayor to governor and likening him to Cleveland. It suggests a possible leap toward the presidency, echoing prior headlines from similar transitions.

The New York Star Prince Cleveland

Democrats Fail To Quorum In City Council Session

Democrats in the council failed to reach a quorum last evening rendering action impossible. The situation benefited only Mr. Simmons, with no one else profiting from the deadlocked meeting.

Mr. Simmons

Worthington Named Editor of Traveller Amid Washington Spin

Honorable Roland Worthington assumes editorship at the Traveller, raising questions about his possible resignation from the collectorship and a path toward Washington. Sources note speculation about a transition and future appointments while confirming the new editorial leadership.

Roland Worthington The Traveller Washington

Massachusetts as a model commonwealth debated

The New York Sun questions Massachusetts as a model commonwealth and argues it would be so if Frederick O. Prince were governor, ensuring even and exact justice for all classes.

New York Sun Massachusetts Commonwealth Frederick O. Prince

Simmons to Read the Post, Becoming a Citizen Hopeful

Mr Simmons pledges to keep reading the Post and may become a Democrat and a good citizen in time. The note expresses hope for him and urges him to demand a trial now.

Simmons

St Albans Business Praised For Careful Conduct

The Messenger notes that business in St Albans is being conducted with unprecedented care and prudence. It reflects on the city’s paid price for its recent experience and present steadiness.

St. Albans the Messenger

Ex Candidate Blaine Backs Judge Foraker Campaign

Ex politician Blaine shows active interest in Judge Foraker’s race by sending two telegrams to support his candidacy.

Blaine Judge Foraker

Massachusetts Laborers Urged to Study Democratic Platform

The message urges the laboring men of Massachusetts to read the democratic platform twice and note its contents for informed civic action.

Massachusetts

Massachusetts Democrats Nominate Prince for Governor

Reports from Boston Worcester and Albany portray the Massachusetts Democratic state convention naming Frederick O Prince of Boston as governor candidate. The platform endorses the national administration and highlights labor issues. Prince is described as a creditable statesman with unblemished reputation and sterling character.

Evening Record Massachusetts Boston Traveller Prince Obreset Albany Argus Massachusetts Democrats F. ©. Prince Bay State New York World Democrats Frederick O. Prince Boston Boston Journal Prince Hartford Courant Worcester

All sorts and edifying quips from old papers

A collage of quirky lines and stray items from various papers. Notes about Davenport, New York wine dealers, campaign music, editors, a Canadian finger nail trimming tip, John S. Wise in 36 duels, doctors in Carlsbad, a Massachusetts farmer wanting cremation, Uncle David Davis moved east, a pension clerk joke, lava in the ocean bed, fish weighed in scales, imported sardines and other novelties. Includes quips about buttons from pigs’ blood, Dakota county seats, Buck Grant on paper, a Coggswell statue sunk in a lake, and the Boston tea party spirit in Rockville.

Dakota Detroit Free Press Ferdinand Ward Ludlow-street

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