Three Nominees for Republican Presidential Nod in 1880 Field
The piece analyzes Grant Blaine and Sherman as front runners for the Republican nomination at Chicago. It argues Grant leads delegates from key states, while Massachusetts and Illinois lean toward him, and questions the party’s ability to unite. It also discusses the isthmus and De Lesseps, urging American engineers to seek a better canal route amid canal politics and Monroe Doctrine considerations.
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The Canal Battle and National Strength Debate
A contested canal project across Darien prompts warnings that the United States lacks naval power to deter intruders, urging a Monroe Doctrine stance. The piece contrasts England France and Russia fleets with US weakness, critiques Republican governance, and notes rabid canal rhetoric, plus an outlook on British politics and Beaconsfield policy.
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Independent voters hold balance in government choice
The piece notes independent voters, pivotal between party extremes, seek good government and peace nationwide. They observe Republican and Democratic moves, hoping Democrats seize a chance to unseat Republicans and end perceived corruption in federal administration.
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Various Quips and Drollery From Late 19th Century Columns
A collage of wry snippets quotes and jests from newspapers including parodies on figures like Hancock and Edison, satirical lines on weddings and lawsuits, odd anecdotes about politicians, editors, and everyday folly. Names like Picayune Detroit Free Press and New Orleans appear amid curious vignettes and light social commentary.
Push the Weekly Globe to elect a Democratic president
The Weekly Globe is urged as the best wide circulation paper to shape voters for the Democratic party. It promotes sample copies, low prices, fourteen months free offers for new subscribers, and cash commissions for agents. It praises universal household suitability and easy club formation, urging canvassing and rapid distribution.
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