Butler for President The Democratic Appeal Across States
The piece argues that the era demands a new platform and candidate to replace the Republican era. It cites Massachusetts and national voters, criticizing the GOP while praising General Butler and urging support from Western states, the South, and Michigan for his presidential bid.
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General @urler
General Butler
Thomas Scoitron
Chelsea
General Bower
Scvatirou
South
Jerstrom
Scottren
Louisiana
Greenbick
Georgia
Texas
Butler
Union
Iowa
Knights of Labor
Chicago
General Buller
Nebraska
Young Democracy
Greenbackers
Minnesota
Natron
Michigan
Peninsula
Reforming Watchward in All Departments of Government
Massachusetts Democrats in convention reaffirm a pledge to self government, equal rights, and civil liberties while denouncing Republican waste, patronage, and tariff policies. They call for strict constitutional powers, frequent elections, reduced taxation on essentials, and reform to aid labor, industry, and national prosperity. The pledge also endorses Butler’s administration and urges continued energy and fidelity in public life.
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Massachusetts
Republican Party
Lincoln
Seward
Chase
Sumner
Credit Mobuler
United States Senate
Capitol
Democrats
Cincinnaii
Democracy of
Union
B. F. Butler
General Butler Judie Abbott Judge Mc Cafferty and Delaney Picked
General Butler Judie Abbott Judge Mc Cafferty and M Delaney were chosen for unnamed positions in a local selection. The announcement names these individuals as the appointees.
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General Butler
Judie Abbott
Judge McCafferty
M. Jd. Delaney
Massachusetts Republican Convention Platform Read at 11
At 11 o'clock Wednesday the Massachusetts Republican State Convention opened with Chairman Lodge and Rev. Edward Everett Hale on the platform. John D. Long was chosen chairman, with George A. Flagg as assistant secretary, and delegates named including Cray, Lodge, Stott, Walker and Higginson. The platform defended national supremacy, election integrity, tariff reform, a gold and silver standard, civil service reform, and praised President Arthur while urging unity for the coming national convention.
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Lodge
Republican State Committee
Edward Everett Hale
Flagg
Henry
Hyde
Springfield
State Committee
Eve. D. Hyde
John. D. Long
Peeety
George A. Flagg
Millbury
EK. E. Woodman
Dennis
D. H. Blanchard
Stoughton
H. H. Des
Boston
George F. Hour
William W. Cray
Henry Cabot Lodge
John D, Son
Charles A. Stott
L. J. Powers
George G. Crocker
Chicago
A. H. Grimke
Hyde Park
Thomas W. Higginson
Cambridge
W. W. Crapp
Retired physician offers free remedy recipe for consumption cure
An old physician who once treated many cases proclaims a simple reverable remedy for consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and nervous debility. He will send free of charge the full directions and recipe by mail to any reader who requests it with a stamped self addressed envelope to W A Noyes 149 Power’s block Rochester N Y.
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East India
W. A. Noyes
Power's
Ruciinster
Nervita
Onin
Box
Chicago
Lil
Barker's American Checker-Player offers 170 pages of openings
Boston May 6 1884 Charles F Barker announces Barker's American Checker-Player a new work with 22 openings plus 534 variations and 35 critical positions contributed by Wardwell and Lyman. The cloth bound 170 page volume priced at $1 postpaid orders and three orders earn a free copy.
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Barker
Messrs. Wardwell
Lyman
Charles F. Barker
Houghton Street
Cambridgeport
Mass
Checkers in Glasgow First Day of Great Encounter
The Leeds Mercury reports a two-country checkers match began Monday at the Ram's Horn Assembly Rooms in Glasgow with eleven players from England and Scotland each. England arranged the first day, Scotland the second, and a ballot may decide the third day. Several top players could not participate due to business.
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J. Wyllie
England
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Damson
Bryden
Birkinshaw
Campbell
Gardner
Ferrie
Owlies Ofa
Strickland
Kear
Jackson
Bletche
Smith
Petier
Woolhous
Scotland
M'Kelvie
Beattie
Lachlan
Fh. Woolhouse
G. Petterson
M'inness
Serrie
Jewitt Moir
Bletcher
Darter
Birkinshiw
Adawmson
Youmng
York
New England
New Orleans
New York
Leeds Mercury
Ingram Street
Messrs
G. Price
J. Price
J. Tonar
Newcastle-on-Tyne
F. Allen
Leeds
Dunne
Warrington
W. Reid
Kilmarnock
R. McCullough
N. Stewart
Edinburgh
Willie Gardner
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