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Newspaper

Defiance County Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1884

Page

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A Strong Exposition of Mr Blaine's Foreign Policy

A Buffalo Republican rally features Hon James O Putnam. the speaker argues for American overseas interests, Monroe doctrine enforcement, and a united Western esprit de corps. He praises Seward Webster and Fish Evarts for peaceful diplomacy and urges Blaine as the era's American patriot in foreign policy.

Buffalo James O. Putnam Putnam Havre Belgium Garfield Blaine Mr. Putnam Ibis England Gibraltar Spain India Suez Canal South Central America Canning Palmerston North New York Seward State Department Lincoln Gov France Mexico Maximilian Webster Massachusetts Austria Chevalier Hulseman Kossuth Inness United States London Paris Berlin Praemias Republican Party Pat Mr. Blaine Chili Peru Europe America Fish Evarts Congress Gulf States South America Egypt China Africa Bistas Ama Great Britain Anderson Rochester Cleveland James Monroe Whch Democratic Party Oregon Boundary Hritih Great Northwest Territory Rocky Mountains Nicaragua Costa Rica Mosquito Coast Douglas Washingon Asia London Times South American Venezuela Republic of Colombia Mr. Blaine Lord Granville Republic of Colombia Tus Napol William H. Seward Abraham Maximil Britain United States Senate Washington Joan Hancock

Democratic critic backs People's Party candidacy letter

The letter from Jos. H. Reall, secretary of the American Agricultural Association and editor of the Agricultural Review, urges enrollment in the People's Party and praises Benjamin Butler as a practical, capable exponent of democracy. He argues both major parties mislead voters, notes the rise of the People's Party since Chicago, and predicts broad support from farmers and Republicans alike.

Comet H. Kean American Agricultural Association Agricultural Review Reail Chicago Randall Cleveland Jeveland People’s Benjamin F. Butler William A. Fowler People's Party People’s Party Dem United States Butler Jos

British influence in American politics stirs election row

The article cites Democratic critiques of English money supporting free trade and Cobden Club influence in Iowa Ohio Illinois and Wisconsin. It quotes Ames Weeks and Col John Hancock arguing British financiers back Democratic free trade and warns of British canal ambitions and Monroe doctrine failures.

Iowa Halon Ana Eecure Funda Cobden Club Western Farmer of Democratic Party Mold Ames Weeks Laine Genie Hicelow Maine Mllwaukee Sentinel John Hancock Monroe del Hancock Wisconsin Infantry Gabe Bouck Fourteenth Infantry Lan Oshkosh Col Yancock Blame Col. Hancock

Independent Attitude Claimed in Boston Club Speech

Gov Robinson criticizes inconsistent politics and labels independence as a duty to vote by judgment. He questions the pairing of Independent with Republicans and Hendricks with Cleveland, recalling Civil War era figures and Massachusetts politics amid applause.

Boston Norfolk Club James G. Elaine Independent Republican Cleveland Hendricks Canta George Wiliam Curtis Mr. Hendricks United States Charles Sumner Henry Wilson Massachusetts Gov Morton John A. Andrew Andrew

Hendricks Voting Record Criticized In Times Editorial

The Times accuses Mr. Hendricks of repeatedly voting against measures seen as advancing emancipation and wartime needs. It notes votes against property qualifications for voters, repeal of the Missouri Compromise, the income tax for war funding, tariff reform, conscription, fugitive slave law repeal, and equal pay for Black soldiers.

Hendricks Congress Missouri Nliqvapolia Times

Attack on Blaine Tied to Carl Schurz Spotlighted

A political address defends James G Blaine by questioning Carl Schurz and the motives behind accusations of corruption. The speaker highlights Blaine s long Congress service, dismisses claims of using official power for railroad favors, and promises an offensive focus on Schurz s record and letters while denying misdeeds.

R. B. Harrison Connecticut Blaine Maine United States Mr. Blaine Carl Schurz Schurz Thore Gen. Grant Democratic Party James G. Blaine Paety Jaine Biatee Bisins Congress Gore Carl Sehurz Laine

Tariff talk at Bellaire stresses labor interests

Hon. James G. Blairie argues protection tariffs chiefly aid labor. He cites steel ship costs and iron prices to show labor bears most cost, urges Ohio voters to back protective tariffs, cites 1860 and 1880 wealth growth under tariffs, and warns against unsettled policy harming capital and enterprise.

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Speech to West Virginia Voters on Tariffs and Unity

Mr Blaine argues West Virginia’s wealth grew under protectionism and urges a tariff vote. He recalls Civil War origins, praises industrial growth, and asks the Southern states to unite on a protective tariff to strengthen the nation. He appeals to Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, and Louisiana to join a broader pro tariff movement.

Yonder River Pennsylvania Mononia West Virginia United States Blican Globe Europe New York Baltimore West Viginia Congress New South Virginia North Carolina Alabama Tennessee Louisiana South Gond West Virinia Pennsylvnia Cote Mace Kentucky Roath

Declaration on protecting rights and free elections

Statements from Blaine and Logan urge national action to safeguard the weakest citizens and guarantee absolute freedom of nationwide elections beyond mere resolutions. They appeal for strong, actionable measures by the national government to defend rights and ensure voting access.

Aimes Blaine A. Logan

October crop reports show high corn yields nationwide

October returns reveal corn averaging 93 percent condition regionally highest between the Mississippi and Rockies. Drought dampens several states, with Alabama Georgia and Florida fair. Wheat rises by about 100 million bushels with Eastern gains, while cotton declines due to prolonged drought across states. overall diverse yields and notable Dakota exhibits travel to World’s Fair.

Mississippi Rocky Mountain West Virginia Ohio Louisiana Texas South Carolina Ohio Valley Atlantic Gulf States Vermont Middle States Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Indiana Ilinois Iowa Missouri Kansas North Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Arkansas Tennessee Milwaukee Sentinel Dakota Union Depot South Dakota Union Lincoln Yankton Bon Homme St. Paul Chicago Detroit Buffalo Elk Point Union County Sioux Falls Brown County O. W. Knowles Karam. Cola County Timothy Ota Wm. Sibben Aberdeen

Love Denial Ends in Tragedy as Boy Shoots Girl

Lawrence L. Cauley, 15, of Philadelphia, shot Mamie Benson, 14, in Lancaster after expressing persistent affection and threats. The girl survived the non fatal wound. Cauley then killed himself. He had worked at Lancaster Watch Factory, where she also was employed, and had recently returned from Philadelphia.

Independence Street Cleveland Forest City Ice Company Gilbert Hannon Emma Harwell Circleville Frightann Pin Lancaster Lawrence L. Cauley Philadelphia Mamie Benson Cauley Lancaster Watch Factory Lancaster Ly

Rexan Completes History of the Jewish People

M Rexan has finished a history of the Jewish people. The Winchester Arms Company is to receive a medal of merit from the Siamese Government.

M. Rexan Winchester Arms Company

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