Presidential Electors Listed With Names and Numbers
A historical notice lists presidential electors including Robert J. Taylor J D Go Atkins M strict electors and others with sequence numbers such as 11 21 8 61 71 81 101 for Burrow Heibkell Elkin Judd Padget Cole and Harvey Mathes Followed by initials and titles indicating official designation in the electoral slate.
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Robert J. Taylor
J.D. GO Atkins
Mstrict Electors
Robert Burrow
G. Heibkell
Elkin
J. W. Judd
L. P. Padget
K.P. Cole
J. Harvey Mathes
Blaine's Apology Letterolini Style and Campaign Notes
The piece critiques Blaine's nomination letter for its strong grammar and rhetoric while noting its similarities to the Republican platform. It questions the broader choice of leadership, contrasts honest principles with political expediency, and raises concerns about omitted scandals and the role of luck in success, reflecting 19th century political commentary.
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Blaine
Logan
Theillet
Maulligan
Mormoniam
Republic
Destiny Shaped Our Time says Halland Patent son rose high
A lengthy discussive piece argues that a poor preacher's son from Halland Patent rose to national prominence, praising his destiny and contrasting him with expected elites. It critiques Republican figures like Blaine and Logan, mocks civil service reforms, and notes a New York convention with 159 delegates and numerous state and city representations.
Prohibition Convention Dates and Notable Deeds Across States
A garbled news digest shows references to the Georgia temperance convention in Atlanta, the Prohibition and Home Protection party meeting in Pittsburgh, and notes on various figures. It mentions a comet discovery by Prof. E. E. Barnard, a Kentuckey town renamed for President Mayes, and a river box of bodies labeled free transportation to hell found in Baldwin county Alabama.
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Jidepexdenve County
Arkansas
Lampasas County
Texas
Styx River
Baldwin County
Alabama
Hell
E. E. Barnard
Nashville
Forte
Maine
Prohibition and Political Rhetoric Mix at Tennessee Event
Fragmented coverage shows Prohibition delegates numbering 446 at Pittyburg Pa and a Republican district gathering in Tennessee with satirical songs, speeches, and mock trials. It notes a comet discovery by E E Barnard, cholera fatalities in Toulon, and a Georgia gold rumor near Florence, with lingering antebellum racial innuendo woven through the era’s political theatre.
Political mood shifts as Cleveland favored in New York and national race
The clipping notes Cleveland as the pick of independent Republicans, with Blaine praised and debated. It cites editorial support from The Times and The Boston Post, mentions Beecher’s boast, and comments on campaign rhetoric, party unity, and public sentiment across cities.
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Cleveland
New York
Tammany
Butler
Bascat
N. ¥. Post
the Times
Blaine
Chicago
Y Times
Beecher on Free Trade and Democratic Platform
New Year July 20 Beecher says he has not read Blaine’s letter but understands it pushed the tar line. He criticizes a platform that straddles and urges no compromise on revenue reform. An English editor suggests sending the U nited States army against Mormons and quotes a crude dog remark about cleansing gloves before handling Mormons. Siftings.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Mr. Hlaine
Beecher
Democratic Party
Reecher
Randal
Hurd
Minter
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