Pendleton Candidacy Sparks Old and New Democracy Split
The piece attacks a Pendleton nomination as a bid to revive old Democratic leadership and block reform, linking it to a plan to ally with Southern conservatives. It warns the campaign will test the balance of old versus new departure factions and push national attention to Pendleton’s outcome.
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Spain’s Cortes to pick a king in October
As Spain’s Cortes convenes in October to name a new king, observers note a lively but atypical campaign. Don Canto’s party falters while the Bourbons and Romish clergy loom, with the Prince of Asturias as potential heir and regency looming over a fragile compromise.
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Debate on Free Trade and Tariff Reform
The American Free Trade League argues for its right to set tactics for promoting its doctrine but warns free trade is impractical. The piece calls for tariff revision to balance revenue and local interests, urging taxation on luxury goods while protecting the poor and avoiding undue favors, and notes tariff design is a difficult but solvable task.
Debate Over Legislature Salaries Then and Now
OCR fragment discusses debates on increasing legislators pay from three to five dollars a day, contrasting Republican and Democratic actions, praising economy, and urging disclosure of votes and protests while blaming parties for extravagance and possible repeal, with references to Governor Hayes and public opinion.
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Southern Democrats Drift Apart From Northern Bourbons
The text notes a strong decline of Radicalism in the Southern states and a complete split from the Democratic party. It laments the Democratic affiliation as outdated, leaving Reconstruction and Radical opposition without guidance. It calls the Northern Democracy too Southern for the region and lacking a viable purpose.
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Daytons Ledger Questions Candidates and Party Morale
The Dayton Ledger questions the California citizenship of General Rosmonams and the Kansas citizen Tomas Ewina Jr. as nominees. The paper mocks hastily seeking unknown leaders, asking if the Democratic party faces demoralization and decay.
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Emigration and Mormon influence debated in Canadian letters
A Montreal Gazette summary argues Swedish and Welsh emigrants join Mormon settlements in Utah not due to moral laxity but their industrious, pious character. It criticizes Mormon proselytizing methods and polygamy claims, urges selective emigration of skilled workers to Canada, and envisions returning migrants enriching Canadian society with diligent families.
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Tragic Cemetery Theft Reveals Robbed Coffin Shock
In Cleveland a widow Mina Steinbrenner and her infant son suffered death from illness. At Woodland Cemetery a coffin was found robbed of its contents. The husband recovered the mother’s corpse and the infant was buried beside her. Authorities investigate possible theft by unknown culprits.
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Pennsylvania
Charles Orme
Stroudsburg
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Various political and local notices mix with scattered curiosities
A collection of brief items reports political actions upcoming speeches by Governor Hayes and Senator Sherman with dates in Ohio. It notes Admiral Dahlgren’s command at Washington Navy Yard Postmaster Creswell’s recovery and a Union era reunion for Battery A Ohio Volunteer Light Artillery in Kent Portage County. Other snippets include emigration through Columbus and a shark sighting near Jamaica Bay.
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