Political speculation on 1888 Republican nominating prospects
The piece argues Blaine might secure the Republican nomination or Sheridan could be groomed for it. Brooks analysis cites Minnesota losses for Republicans, tariff issues, and editorials in Chicago and Iowa papers shifting sentiment. It notes Mrs Logan's pension case, widow politics, and Democratic prospects with a likely June 5 convention.
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United States Senate
Logan
Hendricks
Hancock
Brenham Streets Ravaged by Snide Road Law Critique
A Brenham editorial blasts the snide road law for turning streets into mud and impassable paths. It blames the system, calls for improved contracting, and denounces press influence and graft in public paving schemes.
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Brenham
Baswen
The Press and Bar Debate on Public Protection
A historical reflection on the press as a protector of public welfare versus the bar’s potential for aiding crime. It cites an editorial in the Louisville Courier-Journal arguing the press must expose wrongdoing, while acknowledging risks of journalistic influence in shaping opinion. The piece frames the press as essential to expose corruption and uphold democracy.
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Courier Journal
Courier-Journal
Louisville Courier-Journal
Not a Candidate Declination News in 1888 Political Row
The details a letter from Florence to Hon. Bull Frog Jones of Pennsylvania shows Blaine declines to be a presidential candidate before the Chicago convention on June 19 1888. The piece argues the letter masks a wish to run and cites past tariff disputes and minority lobbying as influence.
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Bull Frog Jones
Pennsylvania
Florence
Italy
Maine
Chicago
Blaine
Paris
Cleveland
Republican Party
Garfield
Arthur
Paty
Universal language idea spurs debate on English as world tongue
The essay argues for a universal language born from scientific progress and global trade. It critiques a proposed new language, praises English for its global spread, history, and adaptability, and notes varied dialects that hinder perfect mutual understanding.
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Baxxen
Italy
Great Britain
Australia
United States
New Zealand
British America
India
Globe
Iits
Republican tariff stance and Blaine renomination debate
The passage argues Blaine would be a stronger candidate but fears over his tariff position and Paris message. It suggests the party may shift toward reform or stand by the tariff while considering Sheridan or Allison as potential nominees if Blaine fails to convince.
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Thomas
Blaine
Cleveland
Paris
Bayxen
Sheridan
Allison
Northwest
Lafayette
Prince Polignac
Dallas
Waco Examiner
New York Bugaboo and Conflicting Political Rumors
AOpinionated survey of political rumors in New York and national leadership, noting press sensationalism and the Hill conjecture amid tariff debates. The piece recalls Polignac’s Confederacy ties and suggests reforms including a postal telegraph and legislative honors.
Editorial Notes Reflect Shifts in Party Alignments
The Atlanta Constitution notes intra party shifts and editorial snubs across critics and figures. It cites Brimancx as Mark Twain, pension talk, Fort Worth jabs, legal views on fare banks, and editorial exchanges about politicians, newspapers, and local elections.
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