Payne delegation and Virginia voting rules dominate Ohio Democratic scene
The passage notes a Payne delegation from Ohio to the Democratic National Convention and Virginia requiring tax receipts to vote. It describes a quiet Ohio state convention, doubts about Massachusetts backing Blaine and Logan, Hill’s district cheer fiasco, and Democratic papers fearing Bayard nomination due to earlier speeches. Butler and Kelley reportedly met seeking a possible Butler-Kelley deal.
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Payne
Ohio
Hill
Express taunts with bloody shirt claim in heated exchange
In a partisan clash the Express mocks the opposing side with a bloody shirt remark while asserting the Democrat's stance remains fixed and unresolved. The question is what the other side will do next.
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the Express
Democrat
Odd Editorial Quip About Anger and Crape at the Door
A reader comments that defeated candidates reconcile and support winners, praising the spirit. The note questions a contradictory line about a man mad at a newspaper crossing the street to watch for crepe on a door and wondering why a bust does not occur.
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Crape Sara
Political barb about West Point graduates in campaign
The piece accuses LONGSTREET and Mahone of being educated at Government expense and dyed in blood for union soldiers, faulting the Republicans for giving them offices. It notes Democrats frequently attack Culley with personal allusions and hopes for restraint in this campaign.
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Longstreet
Mahone
West Point
Republican Party
Culley
Democratic rebuke of Express attack on Hill and Bevington
A Democratic notice denounces the Express for a negative campaign against Probate Judge candidate Bevington and Auditor candidate Hill. It defends the paper’s reporting of public records, asserts Bevington’s and Hill's competence, and vows continued scrutiny of all Democrats’ public acts while rejecting attacks on private lives.
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Bevington
Bevington Or
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Mr. Bevington
Coxxins Named Indiana Governor Candidate From Ohio
The piece notes Coxxins as Republican nominee for Indiana governor born in Ohio and predicts his election. It cites a GOP convention impact, with Democrats claiming a 35 000 vote majority and potential rise. It also references Major Mc Kinney’s renomination as a tribute and a local club anecdote about John Kelly.
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Coxxins
Indiana
Ohio
Honest but ignorant man noted in Chicago speculation
The Sun comments on Cleveland’s supporters claiming he has no barrel and scarce brans in his makeup. It notes Hewxpricks will attend Chicago with hopes to spark demand for “the tail of the old ticket.”
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Sun
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Yale
Iowa
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A. B. Baker
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Butea
Comen
Bone
Northeriorest
Illinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Mane
H. C. Townsend
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St. Lowis
Reform Press Opposes Blaine Ahead of Democratic Convention
The reform press, now against Blaine, may shift after the Democratic national convention or question its purpose post election. Editors claim no small group can bully parties or the people. Governor Hoadly pressed to push Judge Owens to strike down the Scott law to satisfy saloon interests.
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Reform Press
Blaine
Hoadly
Owens
Ingersoll speech nominating Blaine quoted
The Republican quote stresses a government that protects every citizen at home and abroad. Ingersoll's remarks at Blaine nomination emphasize defense of defenders and protection of protectors as essential to national dignity.
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United States
Shrold
Ingersoll
Blaine
Texas Delegates Dress in Royal Style for Convention
Texas delegates and alternates to the national Democratic convention will wear high white hats and travel with a Dallas brass band. Their headquarters are rented at the Grand Pacific. Police detail and a patrol wagon will accompany them in the city. The crowd chants Give us Tilden though Blaine of Maine is seen as the frontrunner for the next President.
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Tus
Texas
Dallas
Grand Pacific
Tilden
United States
Blaine
Maine
Farmers of the United States Challenging Party Rifts
Boston preacher Rev James Freeman Clarke denounces Republican backers of Blaine as riff raff and bummers while The New York Times calls them cowboys. The New York Herald calls them rowdies. They are described as farmers of the United States, a large class.
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James Freeman Clarke
Boston
Blaine
Boston Herald
New York Times
New York Herald
United States
Missouri Democrat Says Party’s Career Is Ended
A Missouri Democrat laments that the Democratic party faces a final end, claiming its public life has lasted twenty five years in a failed struggle and must now cease. The remark analogizes to Tilden’s letter and reflects partisan fatigue.
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Missouri
Blaine’s Popularity Grows Amid Shifting Political Winds
The piece argues Blaine's strong personal appeal may offset eastern defections and attract voters, including those opposed to reformist factions. It notes tax concerns among transient residents and cites Wyatt T. Hill as an example of workers tied to rail interests who might relocate.
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Blaine
Hishmen
Nast and Harpers Cartoons Lose Edge For Readers
The piece criticizes Nast for dulling his caricatures with labels and editor notes that require long explanations. It argues once he could convey truth with a single scratch, but now inscriptions and lengthy editorials lessen impact and clarity.
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Nast
Harpers
Democrats Fear Butler Nomination Power Over Party
Democrats grow alarm at Butler’s rising prospects as Michigan delegates pledge for him and others follow, sensing a Democrat who would rule with iron will and lash, akin to his restraint of rebels in New Orleans. They fear his mastery would bind the party to harsh rule.
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Chicago
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Blaine Popular Among Irish Voters Says Democratic Irish World
The Democratic Irish World argues Blaine leads among Republicans with Irish support, except in Massachusetts and New York. It contends major English and Boston papers sway Irish Americans toward Blaine and predicts he would win more Irish votes than any prior Republican nominee if Butler isn’t endorsed by Democrats.
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New York
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Boston Herald
America
England
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Republican Party
Irish World backs Blaine and Logan slate in party hint
The Irish World urges the Democratic party to nominate Butler or risk opposing Blaine and Logan. The Weston Herald signals support for the Disive and Logan ticket, with publisher Moffit praised for recognizing a good thing.
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Democratic Party
Butler
Blaine
Logan
Weston
Wood Cunty
Moffit
Democratic Newspapers Target Aspirants in Bitter Attacks
A harsh note accuses Democratic papers of vilifying candidates with venom, claiming only one contender has evaded the onslaught and escaped the flames of hostile press scrutiny.
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Ous
Poor Jyrr Davis and the push for a strong Republican nominee
The text laments Jyrr Davis's poverty and touts the need for a wealthy Southern benefactor's support. It argues Republicans in the district must have a capable nominee for Congress, suggesting it may be better not to field a candidate than to nominate someone without reputation or ability to represent the party.
Democrats in Flurry Try Different Paths for Hope
The passage notes a chaotic Democratic scene with uncertainty and lack of clear direction. It cites potential leaders Tilden or Batier and warns that no option offers solid certainty or hope, urging exploration of options despite indecision.
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Tilden
Democracy worships at Tilden shrine hinting at spontaneous nomination
The piece argues the Democratic party may nominate Samuel J. Tilden without naming him and compares the situation to Israel crossing the sea. It notes Independents in New York and Massachusetts push for Governor Cleveland and cites the New York Times defense of Tammany Hall as the source of opposition to Cleveland.
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Democratic Party
Samuel J. Tilden
Israel
Moses
New York
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Doubtful effort to prod Tilden into candidacy
The text describes a strained bid to persuade Tilden to run, noting the Democratic Party’s apparent helplessness and Tilden’s perceived unfitness for the position, as supporters plead for his leadership to avoid disaster.
Irish-Americans Rally Behind Blaine for Foreign Policy Trust
The Cleveland Leader notes Irish-Americans back Blaine not for descent but for his record defending naturalized citizens abroad. It cites his actions in freeing his fellow naturalized Irish-Americans from British treason charges and securing protections during his tenure as Secretary of State.
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D. F. Burke
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Cleveland
Sealed Proposals for Defiance Central School Building
Sealed proposals due July 1 1884 to the Defiance Union Schools Clerk for constructing a new central school with self supplied plans and materials. Bids must be bondable and building completed by August 15 1844. The board reserves right to reject all bids and notices issued by Clerk J Buffington.
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Defiance Union Schools
Jefferson Street
Arabella Street
G. W. Watkins
Board Education
J. . Buffington
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