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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1884

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Maine Votes Shadowed by Fraud Claims in Election

A Republican voice suggests Maine’s vote was tainted by fraudulent paper ballots. The piece cautions against ballot fraud and questions the integrity of the voting process while expressing hope that no fraudulent ballots influenced the results.

Maine

Stumbling Blocks for Butler and Blaine in Debates

Harper's Weekly sketches the friction between Butler and Blaine over Fort Fisher and the Dear Fisher letters. The piece probes whether they were dupes or shrewd players in the entrapment.

Harper’s Weekly Butler Blaine Fort Fisher Dear Fisher

Our Unjust Tariff Law pamphlet offered for sale

In response to inquiries from patrons of the Post, copies of Mr. Nelson's pamphlet Our Unjust Tariff Law will be mailed on receipt of 25 cents per copy. The pamphlet by Charles H. Whiting of 82 Bromfield Street Boston is gaining converts to tariff reform wherever read.

the Post Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Henry P. Worcester Norfolk Virginia Justina R. Worcester Portland Maine Cambridge Boston Post Boston Grorce M. Brooks

Distressing call to unite Republican admirers against foes

The piece argues that Mr. Fish and Mr. Bristow are not Blaine men and urges Mr. Boutwell and Mr. Storrs to mobilize their Republican supporters to condemn them. It suggests Mr. Fish could be as bad as Reverend James Freeman Clarke, reflecting sharp political rhetoric of the era.

Mr. Fish Blaine Mr. Bristow Mr. Boutwell Mr. Storrs Mr. Blaine James Mulligan Washington James G. Blaine Warren Fisher, Jr Elaine United States Mr. Mulligan

Son of John M Hill House Governor Candidate Priest

The article identifies Rev. Howard F. Hill, rector of Christ Church in Montpelier, VI, as the only son of Hon John M Hill, a Democratic candidate for governor of New Hampshire. Despite his party, Hill was elected chaplain of a Vermont legislative branch a year or two earlier and accepted, believing prayers for a strongly Republican House offered substantial missionary work.

John M. Hill New Hampshire Howard F. Hill Christchurch Montpelier Vermont

Cleveland Speech Against Premature Imprisonment

The quote asserts US sovereignty over due process, rejecting imprisonment without examination or trial. It emphasizes speedy administration of laws to protect human freedom and citizens' liberty, noting that other nations may imprison, but the United States will not. Delivered by Grover Cleveland in Buffalo on December 5, 1881.

America Grover Cleveland Buffalo

Ex-President Hopkins and John G Whit tier as electors

An old Massachusetts note laments the choice of Ex-President Hopkins and John G Whit tier as presidential electors. The piece mocks their age and political naiveté, contending they were pressed into duty amid a weakened Republican Party. It denies they represent sound guidance.

Hopkins John G. Whittier Massachusetts Riff-Caff Journal N. P. Banks Mr. Whittier United States Senate Blaine

Blaine and Logan to Tour Ohio in Push for Republicans

The Cincinnati Commercial reports Blaine plans a strong return to Ohio before the October election, with a stop in Cincinnati to visit the exposition and a likely swing toward Indianapolis for a slander trial. A political observer notes Blaine may target the Western Reserve to spark revived GOP energy, while Logan also heads into Ohio with tales from his earlier campaigns to stir abolitionist sentiment.

Blaine Bar Harbor N. Y Mr. Blaine Cincinnati Ohio Buckeye Plumb Indianapolis Western Reserve Grant Conkling Logan

Campaign remarks and literary excerpts on Blaine Mulligan and Butler

A compilation of campaign rhetoric targeting Blaine and Butler features Mulligan’s testimony about Blaine, mixed with poems and parodies from Abou Ben Butler and others. The passages reference political attacks, reform talk, and mockery of figures like Lodge and Clapp, with a closing note on Hamilton Fish backing Cleveland.

Unrevealed Blaine Facts Tied to Mulligan Leaks

The Tribune suggests Mr. Mulligan holds undisclosed details about Blaine and warns against provoking him as he is described as loaded and capable of sharing information with the public.

Augusta Postmaster Calls Blaine Victory a Vindication

The Augusta postmaster hails a large republican majority as a splendid vindication of Blaine. The New York World plans to report how the vindication was secured amid affidavits alleging bribery by Blaine managers. The piece suggests 200 votes bought in Augusta with cash and rum, accusing Blaine of approving the dirty work.

Augusta Blaine New York World New York the World of Yesterday New York State Maine Union Robie Wallace R. White

Defalcations under Republicans total large sums

At a Washington meeting on Wednesday Congressman Post read a statement refuting Secretary McPherson. He tallied official defalcations by Republican administrations from Lincoln through Arthur, totaling 45,527,625, versus 24,441,529 from Washington to Buchanan inclusive.

Washington Congressman Post McPherson Lincoln Grant Hayes Arthur Burnside Morgan Navy Department Marshall Pittsburg Buchanan

Deserters and Recruits in Blaine Camp Shake Up

Hamilton Fish Gen Francis A Walker and William S Opdyke are named deserters from the Blaine camp. Managers offset losses with Rev E D Winslow and S W Dorsey described as solid for Blaine and Logan. Winslow and Dorsey are called notable recruits. Winslow allegedly stole from private individuals and Dorsey from the government.

Hamilton Fish Francis A. Walker William S. Opdyke Blaine Camp Magnetic Man E. D. Winslow S. W. Dorsey Blaine Logan Winslow Dorsey

Manhood in Politics and the Caucus System

A letter from New Haven dated September 9 1884 argues that true political manhood requires intellectual independence earnestness persistence courage nerve and a faith in moral government of God. It condemns caucus domination as corrupting leadership and urges leaders to pursue strict justice regardless of hurt.

Boston Post Jefferson Jackson God King A.B. J New Haven

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