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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1884

Page

2

Public distribution of the Tribunes letters to end scandal

The article notes a Sunday free distribution of the New York Tribune printed Saturday night at 9. It endorses broad circulation of public records and states the Mulligan letters have been made public to ventilate a public figure's record.

New York the Tribune Mulligan Dexter Smith Eugene Tompkins H. B. Lonsdaleusiness Commencin Chas. H. Hoyt Boston Theatre Frank Daniels Mark Sullivan E. A. Osgood Bessie Lawson Helen Reimer Tina Jackson Chas. H. Drew J. Conor W. H. Stedman Billie Deaves Clara Lane Silver Islet Consolidated Mining and Lands Company Broadway B. E. Strong N.Y se23TuStonol Galveston Key West Rio Grande State of Texas S.san Antonio S. S. Carondelet Seth Sprague E.A Old State House Boston BH. Mallor & CO Gen Agents Metropolitan Saturdarch & Aa India York North River Tion Lvtte Pier 8 New Eans Louisiana Texas New Mexico Arizona Mississippi Orleans Tates Apa San Francisco Samuel A Sraman Alver J. ‘Magna Ercninotan Bosto

Grant Statement and Ward Firm Quip Spark Public Debate

General Ulysses S Grant asserts that republican success is crucial to national prosperity. The remark targets the Grant Ward firm, prompting a debate over national policy and the integrity of prominent businessmen in the era. The exchange highlights political tension and public scrutiny of financial leaders.

Ulysses S. Grant Grant & Ward

Mulligan letters prompt mixed regrets from officials

The Commonwealth questions some Mulligan letters as imprudent while Gov Long and Gen Hawley express regret. They say certain open transactions were honorable, yet admit past mixing of public and private business was a mistake amid widespread remorse.

Commonwealth Mulligan Long Hawley

Governors and wandering female minstrels in politics

A Philadelphia Press correspondent claims Gov. Cleveland subscribed to Blaine's book from a female agent but refused a male agent. The piece notes he is not alone, citing Gov. Long who, at a college dinner, blamed being kept poor by wandering female minstrels selling Garfield biographies.

Philadelphia Press Gov Cleveland Blaine Gov. Long Garfield Gov. Cleveland Boston Post Congress Republic Albany Gen. Butler Berwicke C.C.H

Bristow and Blaine Rivalry款 Refined in Massachusetts Eyes

The article tracks Republican split over Blaine Cleveland loyalties. Ramsdell denounces Bristow, who backs Cleveland, while Bristow’s past service and cautious honesty contrast with Elaine faction anger. Massachusetts figures Hoar and Robinson reflect a moralist drift as Blaine’s hold weakens. Bristow’s enemies are said to be fortunate.

Republican Party Cleveland Mr. Bristow Massachusetts Elaine Blaine Bristow Robinson Hoar

Are We An Enlightened Nation Item with Economic Viewpoints

A long editorial criticizing protectionist policy and tariff shifts since 1860, arguing enlightened nations export manufactured goods and rely on skilled labor while the US risked losing its place. It cites England France and Germany as examples and cites trade, industry, and population growth data, with appended notes and jokes from various sources. It also includes opinions on political figures and social commentary.

England France Paris Cassell Family Rufus Hatch Saadi Hatch Western Union Telegraph Company New York Brooklyn

Enlightened nations and the tariff debate

The author denounces claims of an enlightened nation to justify protectionism and argues the United States can compete abroad with lower tariffs. He contends cheaper foreign goods flood markets only when tariffs fall, urges untrammeled manufacturing, and predicts export of cotton with strong national advancement if the policy shifts.

Fragmented OCR Relay of Numbers and Times

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