Democratic Journal Recruitment Drive for 100000 Readers
The notice urges every Democrat to distribute The Weekly Globe at homes and recruit two new subscribers. It argues the paper promotes true Democratic principles and could amass a vast, loyal readership if sustained, calling readers to begin immediately to build a powerful party press network. It emphasizes the paper as the best and cheapest outlet to spread Democratic aims.
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Morton Death Leaves Vacuum in Party Leadership
The passage laments Morton's removal and asserts no scrupled manager remains to match his work. It forecasts a year hence Republicans will mourn his death more deeply and that his successor in the senate will appear a mere pigmy in sustained partisan effort.
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The Great Struggle in Politics Across Nations
The piece analyzes the 1879 elections affecting the 1880 presidential race, noting Massachusetts local reform dominance, New York as a pivotal state, and the Democratic path to victory with harmony. It also discusses Russia England tensions, Beaconsfield's policy, and a likely large scale Anglo Russian clash over Herat and Central Asia.
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Jacobins Urge Nonlethal Reform Over Hangings
A scratched editorial criticizes violent mob methods for dealing with Chinese merchants in San Francisco. It mocks hangings as slow and costly, suggesting humane reformers use science and mechanics and even jokes about “Jacobins” adopting nonlethal action to target merchants.
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Man on Horseback Sparks New England Grant Boom
A Middlesex club reception for Long reveals a governors gathering backing Grant for a third term. Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island and Connecticut officials praise Grants leadership and urge his nomination in 1880. The Transcript warns against the growing Grant sentiment as veterans push for central power.
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No Republican Return to White House, Grant Out
The passage argues the convention cannot salvage the old ring's bid for power. It declares the party lacks a ruthless figure like Morton to buy the Pacific Coast states or Chandler to run from a cabinet post, and has no loyal Republican remnant in the South. Grant will not ride to the White House.
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