Editorial on Grover Cleveland and tariff reform in the press
Editorial correspondence from the Philadelphia Times analyzes Grover Cleveland. It portrays him as frank, practical, and a cautious reformer who will pursue civil service reform and a businesslike tariff. The piece discusses his character, cabinet prospects, and the stakes for Democratic governance.
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Modern comforts and water supply at the asylum
The facility features water works gas heating and modern conveniences. A large cistern fed by a small engine supplies the dome tank while pipes distribute water. Engineer H. V. Horton oversees operations as Dr. Buchannan joins as assistant with Mr Cameron assisting in managing the institution through its quiet tenure.
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Justice to Gov. Lowry praised by Rolling Forked Pilot letter
A Mississippi reader defends Gov. Lowry against national criticism. The writer lauds his economical, safe administration, railroad supervision act, judiciary, and legislature, requesting fair treatment from newspapers. The note endorses Lowry for re election in 1885 and mocks Holly Springs Reporter for errors about the lieutenant governor’s status.
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Two New Senators and New York’s Rise to Fame
The piece praises William Evarts as a world famous jurist and statesman for New York and notes his selection to the Senate, comparing it favorably with prior greats like Clinton and Seward. It also mentions Jonathan Chace of Providence as replacing Anthony and comments on Rhode Island and New England representation, with a caveat about Chandler potentially defeating Blair.
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Randall on the South and home rule vision
The speaker urges minimal federal power, endorses home rule as closest to the people, and argues the South must develop its natural resources. He notes the telegraph and submarine cable advances, stating vast progress in communications and the nation’s interconnected future.
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