State political hopes up in smoke as Pierce withdrawal unsettles party
The piece details deep GOP rifts between Old Guard and anti-Pierce factions and their impact on Ames, Faxon, and Robinson. It notes expected 20,000 vote drop for Ames, Democratic strength in Boston, and anxious Republican plans to counter Butler while fearing a statewide split and possible Robinson jeopardy.
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Congress
Prohibitionists Prepare Vigorous Campaign for 10,000 Vote Goal
The Prohibitionists vow a stronger campaign this year with aroused supporters and a larger vote than last year. They cite 17,000 votes previously and claim sufficient funds, speakers, and documents to reach 10,000 ballots, while denouncing Republican party shifts and internal schisms.
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Republican Party
Thomas Talbot
Pepemean
Park Street
Rrobinson
Worcester
Robinson
Governor Butler Earns Support in Berkshire Over Tunnel Issue
Reports from Berkshire county indicate Governor Butler will gain strong votes in the northern part of the county as residents express firm support for keeping the Hoosae tunnel under state ownership. They believe he opposes selling the tunnel and fears over private control, seeing him as the safeguard of their interests.
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Butler
Hoosae
Theople
Commonwealth
Buller
Colored voters in Massachusetts favor Butler for governor
Reporters say a large majority of the Massachusetts colored vote will back Governor Butler this year. Some leaders push for the Republican candidate, but many loyal to Butler distrust the opposing view and favor the anti slavery stance attributed to him.
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Massachusetts
Butler
Governor Butler’s appointment of Mr Walker to the bench
The piece argues that Governor Butler elevates a Black man to a judgeship and condemns critics who say Republicans would not have acted without public pressure. It contends the council’s confirmation is compelled by sentiment, not credit. It notes Republicans allegedly promised improvement but did not act similarly.
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Ahey
Codmans Violent Speech Sparked by Boston Convention
The New York Commercial Advertiser editors condemn Colonel Codman for personal abuse aimed at Governor Butler in a Boston speech. They argue Codman’s fiery invective only hardens reaction against Republicans, praising Butler’s wartime backbone and warning leaders to heed the danger of one hot-headed supporter.
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New York Commercial Advertiser
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Codman
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Boston
Butler
Massachusetts
Burke
Warren Hastings
Haverhill Politics Show Little GOP Enthusiasm in Nominating Row
In Haverhill on September 22 the Republicans show little enthusiasm over Robinson's nomination with Pierce seen as the best option. Democrats view Robison as an easy beat, while Prohibitionists oppose party gains preferring principled votes. Governor Butler's popularity shines at the Farmers Institute fair with crowds cheering along his arrival and parade through Washington square.
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Farmers’ Institute
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Worcester Republicans Grumble Over Pierce Withdrawal
Worcester Republicans express disappointment as Pierce resigns, with Old Guard leaders in Boston finding the reception chilly. Delegations once solid for Pierce face morale drops and celebratory salutes shift to Robinson victory.
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Worcester
Pierce
State Convention Set to Welcome Large Delegations
The Democratic State convention will meet in Springfield tomorrow with expectations of one of the state's largest and most enthusiastic gatherings. Cities and towns across the Commonwealth plan full delegations, with hotel rooms booked weeks in advance as interest and rivalry among delegates rise. Local committee members and citizens aim to make Springfield a desirable venue for future parties to convene.
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Commonwealth
State Committee
Massachusetts Prohibition Ticket Urges Prohibit Liquor Critics
The Massachusetts Prohibition party lists candidates for state offices led by Charles Almy and John Blackmar with a platform condemning liquor traffic. It calls to repeal the license act and pass a prohibitory law, seek a constitutional amendment, and disfranchise criminals per the party’s stated aims.
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Massachusetts
Charles Almy
New Bedford
John Blackmar
Springfield
Commonwealth
Solomon F. Root
Douglas
Thomas J. Lothrop
Taunton
Jonathan Buck
Gloucester
Samuel M. Fairfield
Malden
Prohibitory Party of
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General Court
Republicans Select Robinson for Governor Race
The Eagle argues the Republican choice of Congressman Robinson as governor candidate is misguided due to his current $5000 pay and the risk of creating a Democratic vacancy in his district. It notes Robinson’s declining majorities, from 6000 to 1200, and contends Democrats would likely win if he ran for governor, asking who will justify this decision.
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Robinson
State Committee of Independent or Butter Republicans Meet
The Revere House Independents report that on Thursday next the State Committee of the Independent or Butter Republicans convenes at the Revere House in the city. Letters have been received from every committee member, each announcing their intention to be present.
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Independent Republicans Back Butler With Growing Support
Officers of the committee report strong activity and optimistic outlook for Governor Butler. Chairman Cope land and Secretary Wallace anticipate several thousand more votes than last year as they gain accessions from other Republican elements, including Republican town committee officers.
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Butler
Copeland
Wallace
Joyner Rejection Sparks Cross-Party Protest in Berkshire
In Pittsfield Sun coverage Great Barrington residents condemn the council's two refusals to confirm Governor's nominee H. C. Joyner for the South Berkshire District Court. Protests say Joyner’s legal merit surpasses political maneuvering and warn of a fall rebuke to the clique-driven action.
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Berkshire
Butlerized Town Keeps Republican Unity Ahead of Ballot
A Westfield Times letter asserts Butler will retain strong support, noting only one known Republican switched last year and that calls to reduce Butler votes ignore the town’s solid backing. The writer urges party unity despite unpalatable facts and predicts continued Butlerization. A separate anecdote recalls a parrot in a restaurant laughing at Pierce’s withdrawal, reflecting ongoing Republican chatter. Boston, September 22, 1883.
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Westfield Times
Massachusetts
Butler
The
Globe
Pierce
Polly
Boston
Massachusetts State Republican Ticket Names List
The ticket includes Governor George D. Robinson of Chicopee Lieutenant Governor Oliver Ames of Easton Secretary of State Henry B. Pierce of Abington Treasurer and Receiver General Daniel A. Gleason of Medford Attorney General Edgar J. Sherman Auditor Charles R. Ladd of Springfield.
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George D. Robinson
Chicopee
Oliver Ames
Easton
Henry B. Pierce
Abington
Daniel A. Gleason
Medford
Edgar J. Sherman
Charles R. Ladd
Springfield
Giant East Indies oyster shell enchants Philadelphia crowd
A massive tridacna gigas scales 250 pounds with a tale of two giant oysters shipped from the East Indies. A veteran oysterman narrates how giant shells become basins and ornaments while detailing markets across York, Blue Pint and Virginia beds and the starfish menace to beds.
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Philadelphia Times
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Bob
Chesapeake
Gillis
Exporters of Live Stock and Anglo Canadian Trade Tactics
American and Canadian interests in English market access face rigours and evolving rules as Boston port exports show weak cattle and beef, while sheep rise slightly. Reports detail London Glasgow demand, Irish landing debates, and fee hikes. Shippers blame inspectors and quarantine, urging equal treatment for U S cattle. Shipments for week ending Sept 22: cattle 1887, sheep 621, quarters beef 1563.
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Texas
Death of Charles H Codman in Nitric Acid Fumes
Charles H Codman of Boston died at his Neponset home after inhaling nitric acid fumes and smoke while attempting to quell a blaze at his store. Born November 29 1829 he rose to head H H Codman Co at 84 Bromfield street and was active in Republican temperance and cooperative efforts. He leaves a widow and one son.
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Boston
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John Sawyer & Co
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Bromfield Street
Cheap farms attract buyers with state growth claim
The Michigan pamphlet touts 4500 miles of rail, 160 miles of lake transport, abundant schools and churches, and no debt. It highlights fertile lands for sale at low prices and invites readers to obtain a free map and county descriptions from the Commission of Immigration in Detroit.
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Mick
Finance and Commerce Market Report September 22 1883
Banks show more willingness to lend to outside applicants while keeping large depositors at 5 percent discount. Rates for public paper and collateral loans vary, with discounts for government bonds. Clearing house exchanges total 9,960,009 dollars for the day, with reserves and deposits noted. Foreign and domestic money markets display mixed activity. New York funds and exchange rates reflect tight bills but anticipated supply from exports. Prices for hides, indigo, iron, lumber, and provisions show steady to unsettled movements across commodities and raw materials.
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Frances
Wall Street
Coceec
Treasury call shifts bonds in market as 8 per cent fall attracts sales
In these securities the 8 per cents decline slightly while the 444s and 4 per cents rise. The cause is the secretary of the treasury calling 15 million dollars of the 8 per cent issues on Wednesday last, prompting holders to sell under the 121st call. Three and a half per cent bonds see large redemptions. The 48 and 44% per cents end at best week prices, each up about one half to one per cent from last Saturday, while the 35s show a corresponding loss.
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Closing Quotations of Stocks and Bonds Prompted by Evans & Doane
Market quotation list shows bids and asks across railroads land companies mining and utilities. Names include Evans & Doane Boston Boston Brookling and various bonds and stocks with mixed bid and ask figures.
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I Brookling
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Boston Markets Readies for Fall Trade Shift
Commercial matters note active movement in manufactured goods as fall trade begins. butter demand up with price gains. coal and copper markets show mixed trends while dry goods rise. Freight rates shift, fruit markets steady with Malaga raisins in demand and oats and grain prices listed for multiple regions.
New York Markets Seethe as Prices Rise Across Grains and Cotton
On Saturday September 22 at New York markets, cotton futures closed lower by points while grain futures showed varied moves. Wheat futures opened softer then rose on French cables, with spot wheat steady. corn and oats traded firmer to steady as buyers steadied. Protein and fats markets were mixed with pork, lard, and bacon steady to firmer, while butter and eggs held near previous levels. coffee, sugar, and molasses remained dull to steady amid cautious demand.
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Gloucester Fish Market reports rising prices and strong landings
Special Gloucester report shows Grand Bank vessels returning with large cod and halibut fares while Georges Bank catch remains light. Mackerel arrivals increase as overall receipts reach millions of pounds and barrels. Prices quoted for fresh halibut, salt fish, haddock, pollock, and oil products rise with firm mackerel markets.
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Livestock Arrivals at Brighton and Watertown Week Ending Sept 21 1833
Listings show totals for Western, astern, Northern cattle and sheep and lambs, with 3730 cattle and 1349 sheep and lambs combined. Prices listed for key cattle by 100 pounds include extra to coarse oxen ranges, with hides and tallow also summarized. Damaged OCR yields partial figures and inconclusive pricing.
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