Public debt and mint coinage report from Washington
The public debt statement for June shows total debt at 2 143 260 917 with cash in Treasury 201 088 622 and a decrease since June 1870 of 85 034 961. Mint coinage for the year ended June 30 1880 totaled 84 370 144 with 27 933 750 in standard silver. Also notes diplomatic notes with Spain over naval incidents in West Indies and political shifts in California and Illinois. New Orleans population listed at 250 239 from census. 197 911 a decade earlier.
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Vatican Accepts Prussian Church Laws and Bishops Nominations
Rome dispatch reports the Vatican to accept Prussian church laws and to nominate bishops at the next consistory. Other items note Sultan plans for coastal fortifications in Constantinople, Gladstone’s oath reform, Paris religious establishment crackdowns, and various international incidents.
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Balloon disaster at La Mans leaves two dead
A balloon burst in mid air on the 4th near La Mans France killing the two occupants. Other items include Gray’s reelection as Lord Mayor of Dublin on the 5th, Constantinople rejecting Greece and Montenegro guidance, Lorilary's Boreas winning the Newmarket plate, Sherman honored in Winnipeg, Davis the bigamist denied a new trial and sentenced, 110 French magistrates resigning, Ireland crops promising per a London telegram.
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Democrats Tie State Sovereignty to Cincinnati Platform
The Cincinnati platform centers on state sovereignty as the key difference with Republicans. The piece argues Democrats echo Republican principles while clinging to central issues like currency and school reform, but fail to gain trust due to historic opposition to national authority and opposition to centralization. The article from the Chicago Tribune views the Democrats as reliant on an obsolete state rights argument to win power.
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Garfield at the front in campaign verses and political critique
The piece hails General Garfield with rallying poems citing Chickamauga bravery and Union service. It contrasts Garfield with Hancock, arguing for a citizen president and suggesting political motives behind party nominations amid 19th century election talk, referencing Lincoln Grant Hayes and Winfield Scott.
Hancock and Garfield in Presidential Choice Debate
The piece argues over whether the next Chief Magistrate should be a soldier or a statesman, contrasting Hancock as a career military man with Garfield as a self-made civic leader. It notes Hancock's lack of political experience and Garfield's rise from labor to national leadership, framing the two as distinct paths for the republic.
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Garfield suit controversy shows political misreadings
Peter Haskell the tailor defends Garfield against a Troy Daily Press editorial attack saying he trusted Garfield for a suit years ago in Poestenkill and was paid in full. He argues the Press misrepresented Garfield and praises his honesty as presidential candidate. Syracuse Journal quotes in support.
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Hancock as candidate lacks clear public views and record
Washington dispatch recounts Hancock’s 1867 Kansas campaign against the Cheyenne and its costly, contested outcome. It contrasts his wartime exploits with a perceived lack of concrete policy positions, while noting Democratic attacks and Republican campaign dynamics.
Democratic party critique and Hancock candidacy analyzed
The piece surveys Democratic doctrines from the Virginia resolution to recent resolutions in Cincinnati and August political debate. It contrasts past policy, including slavery issues and Reconstruction, with current support for Hancock, noting shifts in party loyalty and electoral strategy amid praise and criticism from multiple newspapers. It argues the party’s evolution risks alienating loyal supporters.
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