Southern Question and Election Law Nullification
The speaker argues for honest money, warns against silver standard risks, and urges strong Republican defense of free elections and constitutional amendments. He condemns Democratic violence in the South, endorses federal election safeguards, and urges loyal Republicans to mobilize for 1880.
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Southern Radical Threats and Confederate Vengeance Echoed
The piece portrays postwar threats against Chisolm and Black Republicans, framing killings and intimidation as defense of homes. It quotes mobs declaring must-vote with whites or face consequences, detailing shootings of Judge Chisolm and others, with reference to the New York Tribune and regional clippings. The second item notes Denver and Reno clergy banter at meals, reflecting local humor.
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Speech by Carl Schurz on resumption and currency policy in Ohio
In Cincinnati on August 20, 1879, Hon. Carl Schurz defends the resumption of specie payments, rebuts Democratic prophecies of economic ruin, and warns Ohio voters that General Ewing and the inflationists would concentrate power in Congress to control currency. He argues coin reserves grew, credit strengthened, and national prosperity revived, urging support for sound financial policy.
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