Cleveland and Hendricks club rally on Treasury steps
A large crowd gathered on the sub treasury steps in New York for a Cleveland and Hendricks political meeting. Flower introduced speakers including Dorsheimer and Salomon as crowds cheered Blaine critics, urging honesty in government and debt reduction.
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Sub- Treasury
New York
Sub-Treasury Steps
Treasury Steps
Cleveland
Hendricks
New York Stock Exchange
Cleveland and Hendricks Club
Washington
Stock Exchange
C. J. Osborn
W. Travers
D. A. Brady
J. Hudson
F. N. Lawrence
Lorillard Spencer, Jr
DL Warden
Joan Bloodgood
J. B. Metcalf
J. van Schaick
Produce and Maritime Exchange
W. A. Cole
T. Beringer
C. M. Vail
Maron
W. K. Grace
H. Reed
Townsend
Gustave Schwab
Alexander Munn
K. B. Livermore
Whitman
Cotton Exchange
M. B. Melaning
Sieefried Gunner
Henry Huntz
N. Gwynn
A. Sneckerson
New York Mining Stock _Exchange
W. W. Clayton
Charlies Geowitsin
J. A. Macpherson
H. M. Cooke
J. McKim Minton
E. S. Mendels
E. 8. Thompson
Clarence McKim
L. W. Werner
W.S. Neefus
Coffee Exchange
John J. O'Donohue
John Scott
Allen McDougal
H. Vanderhorf
H. C. Maddox
George Mosely
Leo Wolff
G. Gruuer
H. H. Edwards
Wall Street
Produce Exchange
General Rosecrans Defends Civil Rights in Catholic Letter
By Washington dated October 3, General Rosecrans a San Francisco congressman writes to the Boston Pilot defending Grover Cleveland. He calls Cleveland broad minded liberal and honest American ready to defend Catholic rights as those of any other religion.
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General Rosecrans
Congress
San Francisco
Boston Pilot
Washington
Grover Cleveland
Political endorsements and Catholic voting concerns in 1884
A text argues that Grover Cleveland embodies reform and integrity while opposing James Blaine, accusing a smear campaign aimed at Catholic voters. It defends religious liberty, critiques Blaine as untrustworthy, and cites Know Nothing era associations and anti Pope sentiments as indicators of risk under Blaine.
Beecher Declines Retracting Joy Blaine Statements
A sharp Beecher letter from Brooklyn dated October 9 1884 rejects retracting Joy Blaine remarks. He states he has no control over Joys truthfulness or the intermediary details, and says Joy and Blaine must settle between themselves. Beecher promises no further retraction beyond this signed note.
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Brooklyn
R. A. Alger
Detroit
Mich
Sur
Mr. Joy
Mr. Blaine
Joy
Mindie
Blaine
Republican
Blaine denies bid for Mulligan letters in 1880 offer
Associated Press report recounts Warren Fisher's claim that Blaine offered to pay for the Mulligan letters. Blaine says no purchase ever occurred, calling the claim a malicious invention while noting it violated his private rights. Fisher testifies Blaine sought letters through Elisha Atkins and M Cummings with up to 10 000 dollars offered if needed.
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Associated Press
Blaine
Mulligan
CanTon
Warren Fisher
Fisher
Elisha Atkis
New York
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Mr. Blaine
Jim Mulligan
Les
John Cur. Tuings
Elisha Atkins & Co
Little Rock & Fort Smith Railroad
Atkins
Blaine Secret Ally of Prohibitionists Circular Issued
A confidential circular issued to all brewers and distillers outlines a covert alignment with the Prohibitionists. The document, received in Washington, claims Blaine as a secret ally and details efforts to influence policy and public opinion.
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Blaine
Washington
Brewers hide tickets seek to swing Ohio vote in 1884
Confidential Cincinnati letter outlines a plan by the Brewers' Association to print tickets that omit Republican secretary of state and Supreme Court candidates and replace them with Democratic names. The group urges distributing these tickets to sway October voters to elect Cleveland over Blaine, drawing parallel to New York had used similar tactics to defeat a Prohibitionist.
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Cincinnati
Brewers’ Association of
Ohio
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Blaine
Brewers
New York
Sureme Court
Cincinnati Brewers’ Association
Henry Mulhauser
George Gerke
Emile Sehmitt
Michael Schaller
John Goetz
William Ross
John C. Bruckmann
Wet Ve Seenerne
Why She Prefers Cleveland to Blaine in Irish Vote
At the Woman Suffrage Convention in Buffalo on October 9, Mrs. Parnell endorsed Cleveland over Blaine. She cited anti corruption, honest government, and Democratic support for Ireland as reasons, adding she expects few Irish to back Blaine and that independent Republicans may offset supporting Blaine.
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Cleveland
Blaine
Buffalo
A. O. Wilcox
Democratic Party
Resignation Tendered by New York Republican Elector
Dr. W. E. Forrest an elector on the New York Republican ticket sent a resignation letter to State Committee Chairman John D. Warren stating he cannot conscientiously support the party’s nominee James G. Blaine. Forrest did not reveal the reasons to a reporter.
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New York
W. E. Forrest
John D. Warren
Republican State Committee
Sim
James G. Blaie
Forrest
Blaine
Democrats stage vast Cleveland open record push and rallies
Campaign notes report 200000 copies of Cleveland open record and 100000 of the labor record. A secret Republicans Greenback fusion attempt at Indianapolis failed. Brooklyn plans a big barbecue for Cleveland with many governors and political leaders attending. General P N Guthrie, Oswald Ottendorfer, Joseph Pulitzer and many others listed as attending events ahead of the election.
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Cleveland
Lodianapolis
Indiana
Blaine
Brooklyn
New York
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Abbott
New Jersey
Waller
Connecticut
Houdly
Oho
Hendricks
Lindian
Abran S. Hewitt
O. B. Potter
Felix Campbell
Lewis Beach
Orange
W. W. Eaton
McClellan
Dan
Dougherty
Septs
Bayard
Delaware
J. B. Woodward
Butler
Equal Rights Candidate Outlines Policy at Cleveland Opera House
Belva Lockwood, equal rights presidential candidate, spoke to a large Cleveland audience at Euclid Avenue Opera House. She outlined a nationwide ticket, predicted reform starts after the campaign, and said she would appoint a woman to her cabinet and begin four years of work, aiming to surprise the country in 1888.
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Cleveland
Belva Lockwood
Euclid Avenue
New Hampshire
Maryland
Illinois
Treasury Department
Blaine
Mississippi
Waller Likely Governor as Prohibitionists Falter
Hartford October 12 The statewide mood shifts toward Democratic support as prohibition and Butler hopes weaken. Republicans acknowledge Governor Waller will likely win, with several GOP alignments aimed at defeating Harrison and offsetting railroad influence.
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Butler
Hartford
Connecticut
Waller
Harrison
Butler's Eastward Journey Draws Crowds in Pittsburg to Philadelphia
General Butler leaves Pittsburg on the limited express at 7.80 am, with large crowds awaiting him in Altoona Harrisburg and Philadelphia. He speaks from hotel balconies, shakes hands with old soldiers, and a torch parade greets him in Philadelphia before a large rally at Horticultural Hall.
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General Butler
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Penn
Harrisburg
Altoona
Butler
Buller
Lancaster
Ben Butler
Continental Hotel
Soon & Butter
Horticultural Hall
Charles E. Lathrop
Newark
Charles S. Keyser
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Dorsheimer
Salomon
Broadway
Treasury Building
Cotive Exchange
Stead
R. P. Flower
National Petroleum Exchange
Republican Congress
Treasury
Blair
Senate
House
New York State
Dorsuelmer
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Republlicans
Little Rock
D. A. Boody
Ken Flower
Grace
Fiower
Brosecrans
Squashville
Richard
Arty
Lberty
Knowy
Blake
National Democracy
Hhis Party
Madigan
Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Pluuur
Mr. Fisher
Ohio Brewers AT Work
The
Cincinnati Brewers
General Robinson
United States
Ees
Belva
Senator Hamlin
Augusta
Hannibal Hamlin
St. Jono
War Horse
Arthur
Chandler
Madame Angeu
Wallack’s
St. John
J. Blaine
Lieutenant Hunt
Greeley
Chicago
Henry Hunt
United States Navy
Hunt
Schley
Sherman House
Colorado
Navy Department
California
Peterson’s Magazine
Peterson's Magazine
Peterson
Chas, J. Peterson
Chestnut St
Spectana
Paris
Hons
Mome
S&h Moore
Park Place
N.V
Jrper
Great London Tea CO
Washington At
Boston
Erle Medical Co
Buffalo, N.Y
eowSt
Toledo
Warren Manufacturing Co
Warren St. N.Y
Nassau Biren
Gay Bros
Barclay St
Atre
Randolph St
Gay& Do
E. Nason & CO
Fulton St
Pire Co
Paton
Dore
London
Praetorium
U.S
Ocean Express
Chicago Globe
Hicago Globe
Globe
Co Ae
Garsrse Rus
Ipserars
Peer
Velveteen
Shepard, Norwell & CO
Capitol City
Stormo Guest
Ackage
Pel Terséca
Denn
New England Medical Institute
Tremont Row
Boston, Mass
Lionargh
Creo
State
Til
Cowlst
F. C. Fowler
Moodus
Triumph Truss Co
Logan
Tilden, Cleveland & Hendricks
Goodspeed & CO
Darin
Roth
Scammell & Co
St.Louis
Powell & Son
Main St
McAllister, Optician
Nassau St
N.Y
Ita
Press & P. D
T. A. Slocum
Pearl Bt
J. H. Reevus
Chatham St
FywySt
BENT
Dr. J. W. Stanton & CO
E. 114Th St
Louis Bagger & CO
Solicitors of Patents
Washington, D. C
Hudson M
Sixth Avenue
D. E. Brown
St. Charles
St. Louis
True & CO
Peres
Peer Sider
Smith & On
Palatine
UL Cowot
Manhoo Beesa
Ruala
Mervita
H. B. Wardwell
Auburn
Wydh
P. W. Ziegler & Co
W. F. Gheany
Roy
L, Jones & CO
Nasaa
Capitol Card Co
Gard Co
Cona
Tritvi
O & OO
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