Augusta New Age Gains Under Ex-Gov Plaisted and Morton
A Connecticut tone shift describes the Augusta New Age under ex-governor Plaisted and Charles B. Morton with improved management and stronger editorials. The Chicago press cites a corruption fund linked to distillers brewers and saloon-keepers influencing Democratic gains in Iowa and Ohio while Republicans advance elsewhere, notably among yeomen.
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Ardent female Democrat remark sparks editorial critique
In the New York Evening Post a claim that ardent female democrats vanished north for 25 years is labeled ignorant. The piece argues the assertion misrepresents women’s political opinions and ignores the diversity of American women.
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Ohio result cited as poor guide for New York Republicans
The Albany Journal argues there is nothing in the Ohio outcome to discourage New York Republicans. It notes defection causes extend beyond Ohio and apply nationwide, urging not to seek false hopes or view Ohio’s 15,000 adverse majority as a basis for expectations.
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Ohio election shows Democrats in control for first time in 40 years
The Herald critiques comparisons to prior years and argues Ohio now shows a genuine Democratic majority across state offices for the first time since party formation. It notes a large vote and positions Ohio as pivotal ahead of the 1834 presidential contest.
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Ohio victory prompts sober party reflection and duty
The piece argues the Ohio win reflects a deep, sustained political shift, not a local blip. It warns against shallow tariff-focused excuses and urges the Democratic Party to remain true to its historic platforms, anticipating further battles and securing broad, principled leadership.
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