Hayes and Phillips Vie for Congress in Fourth Massachusetts
The Fourth Massachusetts district nominates Francis B. Hayes for Congress while Wendell Phillips is the Greenback nominee in the same district. The Boston Ladies Deposit Company, run for women, closed after lawsuits against its managers. Arrests followed for misused funds, with large liabilities and minimal assets.
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Legislature approves woman suffrage amendment in Oregon
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Foreign Intelligence Snapshots From Across the World
Across a global thread the narrative covers Sara Earnhardt leaving Paris for the United States, Irish violence linked to Land League outrages, a Bonapartist demand in Paris, a Haitian subvention for newspapers, a Cork landlord shooting, New Hebrides annexation talk, priests barred from politics in Papal territories, Canadian business failures, czarist succession ideas, France’s rising imports and exports, the ailing Russian czar, Lady Mountmorris’s exile, Tekke Turcoman offensives, and a devastating snowstorm in Buenos Ayres with massive livestock losses.
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Perished steamer Alpena feared lost after Lake Michigan gale
The steamer Alpena left Grand Haven on the 15th and disappeared after a gale on the 16th opposite Racine or Kenosha. Wreckage and a passenger body washed ashore near Holland on the 19th. Alpena carried 35 passengers and 30 crew, making a total loss expected.
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Republican Committee rally urges victory across states
J A Kenehe appeals to Republicans urging victory in Ohio Indiana Rhode Island Vermont and Connecticut highlighting large margins and urging vigilance. National Committee notes Ohio Indiana gains and calls for large Electoral votes to avert disputed counts and ensure Republican control. MAWSHALL Jewell, Chairman.
Open letter from National Republi lees Committee chair
Marshall Jewell writes from New York on October 13 1880 praising Ohio and Indiana results for Garfield and Arthur predicting GOP control of Congress and northern states He denounces slander in the campaign and calls on Republican voters to trust the juries and the coming national verdict in November
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Nation faces Union revival after Republican gains
The Republican surge defends the Union’s future and condemns Democratic attacks. Voters backed the party amid war-time fears, with strong support for core principles and a pledge to curb secessionist threats and centralization. The article lauds revived Republican unity and warns of Democratic reversals.
Hancock's 1867 surrender claim and 1880 ballot stance
The remark notes Hancock's alleged excuses for concession to the Solid South in 1867 and for the South voting solidly by ballot box in 1880. It quotes Hancock as saying he opposed domination and later as opposing black domination. The passage reflects political justifications tied to race and control in Reconstruction-era rhetoric.
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Indiana Republicans hail decisive victory and vigilance urged
The Republican State Central Committee of Indiana congratulates Republicans on a great victory with warnings to stay vigilant until the presidential election. It notes dangers from the Solid South, urges unity, and calls for continued anti fraud effort and mobilization in all districts. John C. New signs off as chairman.
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Wade Hampton Speech Sparks Red Shirt Outcry in Marion
Wade Hampton spoke at a Democratic meeting in Marion South Carolina on the fourth. Charleston News and Courier describes 700 Red Shirts marching with a white flag bearing in hoc signo vinces and Solid for Hancock Hagood and Richardson. Hampton accuses John Sherman of false statements and defends his actions amid a charged party scene.
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Political blame voicing in a turbulent party column
The Iowa Register parries with caustic tone as Democrats nationwide blame their VP candidate for disaster. The piece cites mockery of Bill English and attacks on Hendricks, accusing him of provoking the Supreme Court to overturn constitutional amendments.
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Radical terms in Southern speech noted in 1868 letter
The letter to John B. Haskin from May 1868 shows Gay Hancock describing Southern speech as favoring the words Radicals and Radicalism over Republicans. He notes the South uses Rads or Dam Yanks as abbreviations. The quote is attributed to the New York Tribune via WN. Y. Tribune.
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Tariff Question Draws Attention in Pennsylvania
Hancock notes the tariff question was raised in his native Pennsylvania with probability. Indications from other sources suggest Pennsylvania has at times shown interest in the topic.
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Vote to curb rising public expenditures
The speaker urges voters to oppose the Democratic party's spending rise, noting expenditures exceed 8 million dollars annually and would reach about 341 million in five years, urging a vote for change.
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Sherman addresses Chicago business leaders on Republican results
Secretary of the Treasury John Sherman spoke to Chicago business men on the evening of the 14th, delivering a summary of the business results under the Republican administration. He outlined fiscal policy impacts and urged continued support.
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