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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1883

Page

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Campaign appearance at Quincy by Jack Adams praised

One of the cleverest appearances of this campaign was Jack Adams at Quincy. Diplomacy as genuine as his ought to have recognition from the coming democratic president.

Jack Adams Quincy

Kentucky Democrats Press Hoadly For Presidential Chance

Cassius M. Clay of Kentucky urges Bayard Thurman McDonald and Pendleton to step aside and give Judge Hoadly a presidential chance. The national democratic convention may need to settle the issue.

Cassius M. Clay Kentucky Bayard Thurman McDonald Pendleton Judge Hoadly

Democrats in the Union Army Acknowledged by Republican Press

The Journal notes that several Democrats criticized by Gov. Butler were in the federal army during the war. It calls it gratifying to see a Republican newspaper concede that a few Democrats served in the Union army in the late war.

the Journal Butler

Congressman's remarks on Ohio gains in free trade districts

Congressman Hurd of Ohio told Chicago Times, as already reported by the Post, that gains in the state came from free trade districts. Lucas County and Toledo increased its majority, and the district's result favored Hoadly. Republicans credit their efforts in Cincinnati and Cleveland for earlier Democratic gains, while warning old leaders cannot be trusted to sustain the party.

Hurd Ohio Chicago Times Lucas County Toledo Hoadly Cincinnati Cleveland Boston Gilbert Maj. McGillicuddy London Border Land Cheviot Hill Belinda Miss Clarke Jack Mason Wilson Miss O’leary Polly Eccles Moya Minnie Symperson Wyndham Company Miss Rorke Wyndham Mr. Giddens Annie Russell Globe Marion Elmore Wallack’s Willie Edouin Miss Russell Esmeralda Salvini Russell Pique Varry Jack Miss Jewett Apple Parkes Kelcey Cormani Viale Pattie Coulter

Corse Returns Home to Lead Democrats in 1884 Campaign

Gen. John M. Corse, the noted soldier and Illinois Democrat, arrives from Europe after two years abroad. He recalls his Altoona Pass defense, praises wartime service, and urges Massachusetts Democrats to back Gov. Butler in 1884, urging a “snake to kill a snake” approach in the Butler vs. Republicans contest.

John M. Corse Europe Corse Massachusetts Butler

Bribery Allegations Grasp Governor Butler’s Call to Action

Governor Butler reveals two alleged bribery cases with sworn statements from complainants. The piece argues bribery taints American politics, notes Republicans’ past vote-buying, and urges harsh penalties for the accused, including “solid men of Boston.” A farmer’s tale underscores voter corruption risks.

Butler Boston

Meeting Notice of Archeological Institute of America

Readers are invited to attend the Archeological Institute of America meeting next Wednesday evening at Huntington Hall in the Institute of Technology building. The institute promotes archaeological investigation through expeditions and other efforts, with notable work in Central America and Asia Minor and the Athens school of classical studies entering its first year. The event aims to broaden knowledge of the society and its valuable activities, promising entertaining and instructive insights.

Archeological Institute of America Huntington Hall Institute of Technology Archological Institute Central America Assasia Asia Minor American School of Classical Theories At Athens

Broadway Theatrical Salvo of Jests and Joned Jots

Selections from a long humorous column note political jibes and social quips about actors managers and critics. It reflects light commentary on Langtry Ward politics Puck and local theatre scene with lines about Lothian and Jalma and a theater critic’s anecdotal humor. It references Hatton Bernhardt Bright Gebhardt and Langtry plus various papers and plays.

Bank of England Sentry Drill Faithfully Performs Night Rehearsal

A wary English observer remarks that patrols near Threadneedle Street resemble a fortified post as dusk light fades. He notes soldiers armed for sentry duty positioning themselves for night, and connects treasury woes to government looseness.

Don Bank of England Threadneedle Street

Butler and Falstaff in a Boston Post critique of Butler

The writer compares Butler to Falstaff and Ben to Jack, praising wit but condemning Butler’s conduct and independence. He argues Butler’s defeat on November 6 is essential for democracy and Massachusetts, urging Democrats to act to prevent harm to national unity and reform. The piece mocks Butler, warns against his memory fading, and calls for his removal to protect reform and state honor.

Michael Strogoff Coulter McCormack Redmund Irving New York Boston Post A. C. Wheeler Nym Grinkle Winter Montgomery Telegraph London Mr. Lothian Mr. L Jalmal Boston Post Falstaff Butler Ben Jack Buckram Robinson Massachusetts

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