Blaine Portrayed as Treasure of Wall Street Thieves
The New York Sun on July 10, 1884 paints Blaine as a brilliant reckless vulgar adventurer and trusted associate of star route thieves. It lauds him as the first choice of gamblers in Wall Street and a symbol of evil threatening government welfare and permanence.
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Blaine mocked as a liar over tariff talk in Fall River
The New Haven News, a republican paper, mocks Blaine saying 31 mills and 1,000,000 spindles will idle in Fall River this Saturday. It contends his tariff argument would have kept workers employed a year earlier and calls him a liar.
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Obituary for Blaine Reflects on 1881 Politics
The piece argues Hatton’s obituary for Blaine suits the times, notes a presidential nomination might spur renewed activity but cannot revive the dead. It cites phrases like the Solid South broken and Logan as a union soldier who chose the Union over the Confederacy, signaling political maneuvering and demagoguery.
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Warning on AP bias in Ohio election coverage
A note accuses the Associated Press of spreading false statements and bias in Ohio election reporting. It claims the agency’s Republican sympathies color results and early returns, warning readers that initial AP coverage may favor Republicans.
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Blaine’s Bloody Shirt Speech Stirs Criticism at Fort Wayne
In a forthright critique the editorial accuses Blaine of posing as a selfless patriot while pursuing personal advantage. It questions Roosevelt’s reform image, arguing a short time in office cannot redeem a longer record of self-interest and suggesting Roosevelt has undermined Blaine.
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Blaine’s Fury Against the South in Ohio Speech
In a Fort Wayne address, Mr Blaine vents dire rhetoric against the South nakon October losses. He argues Democrats rely on a solid South plus New York and Indiana to seize the national government, implying a coup if Republicans obstruct that outcome.
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Blaine Speech Labeled Desperado Talk on Seizing Government
The speaker argues Blaine’s remarks show a desperado tone rather than statesmanlike conduct. He says Republicans seized power eight years ago after Democrats carried the states Blaine cites, and doubts they will repeat it.
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Ohio Election: Republicans Lose Ground Despite Increased Vote
Ohio turnout reached about 780,373 with October 1880 at 716,186, a gain of 64,187. Republicans show 27,196, Democrats 34,880, prohibitionists 6,696, greenbacks and scattering down. GOP secretary of state plurality about 11,321, but short of a majority by 1,939. In 1830 October total 716,186 GOP plurality 19,005, majority 9,414. This year Republicans spent heavily in Ohio but still posted a net loss of 7,684 on the increased vote, a setback Blaine supporters cite for solace.
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Sudden Blaine Campaign Sputters in Southern States
About ten days ago Blaine and Logan backers issued a pompous address urging southern voters to break with old allies and back their ticket. The address failed to win support as West Virginia shifted to Democrats and Ohio nearly followed. Blaine tours Indiana, railing against the south and railing the bloody shirt. Only two weeks remain in his campaign.
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All-Sorts: Political Snips and Wit From Texas Siftings
A compact montage of political barbs and social quips. References to Bl ain and Butler campaigns, Logan speeches, mysophobia, naval marriages, and satirical jibes about editors, reporters, and fashion. Vignettes from Lowell Courier, Hartford Post, St Paul Herald, and Texas Siftings mixed with humorous anecdotes about Henry Irving and Bunthorne.
Water Colors Exhibition of Modern European Schools in Boston
W H Fanning presents a large collection at Leonard's gallery Bromfield street with works by Mauve Regnault Fortuny Zamacois Gilbert Linnell and others. The display showcases European watercolor excellence from English French Dutch Danish Spanish Italian schools and more. Highlights include Mauve Regnault Fortuny Zamacois Gilbert Linnell and Ri goire Runzio. The collection is described as the freshest and most important watercolor show in Boston and runs this week with auction to follow on Wednesday through Saturday afternoons.
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The Pampered Pet Dumpy Bathes In Excessive Luxury
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