Union League Club backs Blaine Logan ticket in New York
The Union League Club of New York adopted a report and resolutions urging vigorous support for James G Blaine and John Logan. Attendees included Evarts Astor Kennedy and many prominent figures as the club pledges to canvass for the Republican ticket to retain executive power.
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New York
Tment
Wiliam
Mr. Evarts
John Jacob Astor
John 8. Kennedy
Justice Noah Davin
John A. Stewart
Jacob Wendell
Jackson &. Schultz
John M. Fiske
Charles L. Tiffany
Brayton Ives
Russell H. Hoadly
E. H. Ammidown
Cornelius N. Bliss
Hte Howe
F. Appleton
William H. H BE
Gay
Eo Meee
Henry Sinene Avid
Milli
Argyle Watson
Peter C. Baker
George Eean
G. G. DeWitt, Jr
Me i Dowd
George F
Joel B. Bradt
Jenny Harper
John P.o'connor, Jr. Wan
James D. Smith
F. A. Potts
E.itbetkin
Col. le Grand Bae
United States
Republican Party
James G. Blaine
John A. 1
Unitates
Union League Club
Democratic Party
Republican Party of
Congress
Repubblican
City of
Union Kanene Club
A . James G. Blaine
Maine
John Logan
Nois
Blaine
Logan
Ee Nee Arene
Evarts
Blaine and Son
Lasen
Amish Letters and a Bourbon Democrat Against Blaine and Logan
The letter from Rev. Supra neice V Nasby of Kentucky denounces Blaine and Logan, recounting his Civil War service and Confederate draft, condemning their politics, and pledging support for Democratic candidates while voicing deep anti Northern sentiment. Nasby questions the reasons for Blaine and Logan’s election and affirms loyalty to Democratic leaders at the Cross Roads.
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Poston Preteiler
Blaine
Suapeinaee V. Nasby
Kentucky
Bourbon Democracy
Boston Traveller
Blane
Logan
Votin
Jaxon
Secesha
South Karling
New Jersey
Confedrit
Servis
Sevila
Fedral
Canady
Lake Erie
Jonson
Tadikels
Linkin
Persekvoters
Pelikins
Fedrel
Deekin Pooram
Gavitt
Danters
Globe
Cincinnati
Deekin
Mirandy
Fedrel Sojers
Cleveland
Democratic Nashnel Committee
Republikans
PeTao.com
Naspy
Slbuz
The Shotgun Policy in South Carolina Politics
Washington advices from South Carolina allege Bourbon victory tactics aim to overturn a Republican majority in the Seventh District using shotgun intimidation and ballot manipulation. The piece warns of musket volleys near Black voters and ballot-box moves to suppress a 30,000 colored vote, seeking to boost white Bourbon sway.
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Washington
South Carolina
Nias
Sona
Smalls
South
Blaine's Neighbors Stand by Him Unanimously
Philadelphia special probe shows Maine neighbors and friends lined up to defend Blaine. C M Bailey of Winthrop and James Pollock, manufacturer and educator, testify to Blaine's integrity amid accusations, noting solid support among carpenters and Irish groups. The speech highlights cross-state backing and perceived unimpeachable motives.
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Philadelphia
A Alee
Maine
C. M. Bailey
Winthrop
New York and Maine Steamship Company
Blaine
Little Rock Bonds
James Pollock
Board of Education
Pollock
Ieee
Irish Republican Clubs
Democratic and Republican Rule in the United States
The text echoes Fred Douglass urging colored men to study politics and crediting the Republican Party with citizenship and constitutional rights. It frames the Republicans as responsible for contemporary political status and positions.
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Fred Douglass
Colmen
Republican Party
Republica Party
Repuboc
Protective tariff praised by McKinley in Ohio appeal
The speaker argues that tariffs unify farming and manufacturing, boosting Ohio's growth while challenging Democratic opposition. He cites Ohio's 21,000 manufacturing establishments and a product value of 350 million, urging voters to support protection and McKinley in the upcoming election.
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Ness
Ohio
Seppe
Boasuss
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Republican Party
Congress
Democratic Party
East
West
United States
Lincoln
Jamestown
Plymouth
McKinley
Edward Everett Hale Speech Pushes Democratic Ticket
Boston report details Rev. Edward Everett Hale at a Republican ratification at the Dudley Street Opera House. He denounces the Democratic party, argues for a government by the people, and contrasts elitist rule with workingmen and common citizens. The speech targets voter allegiance ahead of the November 4 election.
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Boston
Edward Everett Bete
Dudley Street Opera House
Jim Blaine
Democratic Party Alwo
America
Jefferson Davis
Mississippi
Rox
Ohio Victory Boosts Blaine Logan in Election Fallout
Editorials from the New York Tribune St Louis Globe-Democrat Chicago Tribune and The News-New York Sun hail Ohio election results as a decisive defeat for Democrats and a boost for Blaine and Logan. They credit extensive mobilization and alleged fraud exposure with tipping states toward the Republican ticket and warn Democrats against expectations of future success.
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Ohio
New York Tribune
Blaine
Logan
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Party of Progress and Civilization
Maine
Vermont
Chicago
Democ
Mugen
Cleveland
New York
Sun, Democratic
Elend
Wil Cleveland Withdraw Rumors Stir New York Democrats
A New York special reports despondency among Democrats over Ohio results. It notes renewed chatter that Grover Cleveland may withdraw if defeat looms and that a united candidate could be proposed to unite the party and appeal to its respectable elements.
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New York
Ohio
Cleveland
Methodist Ministers Debate St John as Presidential Candidate
The New York Association of Methodist Episcopal Ministers discussed candidates for president at weekly meeting. The talk favored St John by some, while others attacked the Prohibitionists and urged Republicans, with Halberd praising the GOP and criticizing Democrats as allied with distilleries. The discussion touched on Brewers support and Fretting over who to back for national and state offices.
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New York Tribune
Methodist Episcopal Ministers’ Association
Cleveland
St. John
Fort Be John
Democratic Party
Seaver
Republican Party
Halberd
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lmver
Reblie
Hula
St. Jon
Carl Schurz
Aho
Alges l
Washington Press urges voters to back straight Republican ticket
The Washington Press advocates voting a straight party line for Republicans, urging voters to support reputable, honest candidates. It emphasizes firmness and a clean, unembellished ticket as the paramount duty for election year.
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Washington
Towa
Investigations Challenge Charges Against Mr Jaine
The author argues charges against Mr Jaine lack proof and many are erroneous while noting Blaine’s fragile standing with Republicans. He cites observations from travels through Missouri and Midwest states and discusses temperance, morality laws, and civil service reform.
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Jaine
Blaine Dam
Republican Party
Garfield
Blaine
Senate
Elaine
Nate
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
Civil Service
Warbington
Tariff Reform Debate and Democratic Theft Figures
Nasby advises tariff reform with protection for a coal and manufacturing region and criticizes democracy for free trade. The National Republican cites a detailed 31 year theft tally from Democratic officers including postmasters and marshals, arguing rev enues rose in dollars from dimes and inflation magnified robberies across 23 years.
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Nasby
Njeany
Kentry
Sheelse
Henry Wat
Sem Randall
The
National Republican
Electoral tallies and political figures from 1824 to 1880
A dense, fragmentary list of presidential candidates with party affiliations and vote totals, followed by scattered notes on post election incidents, miscellaneous accidents, robberies, and local deaths. The text mentions Andrew Jackson, John Q. Adams, Henry Clay, Zachary Taylor, James Garfield, Ulysses Grant, and others, with various state and national references, plus assorted crimes and local events.
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Andrew Andrew Jackson
Isasoun Adams
W. H. Crawford
Henry Clay
Andrew Petes
John Q. Adams
Andrew
Henry
John Floyd
Martin van Buren
Zachary Taylor
Lewis Cass
Franklin’ Pierce
Winfield Scott
Acon P. Hale
James Buchanan
John ¢ C. Fremont
Millard Fillmore
A. Lincoln
A. Douglas
John A Phicnaae
Union
Jase G. B. Metlelian
U.S. Grant
H. Parse
U. S. Grant
Horace Greeley
W. H. Harrison
Chas. O’conor
James Black
R. B. Hayes
Samuel J. Tilden
Peter Cosmet
Greenback
G. C. Smith
Pw Iy
James G. Birney
James K. Polk
Jas. A. Garfield
Rao W
Beneds
Democrat
J. B. Weaver
Neal Dow
Adams
House of Eimemet Itives
Northwestern States
Destructive Fire Ravages Carthage New York
A massive blaze in Carthage New York destroyed about 200 houses from Russell's tannery to Main, Mechanics and Church streets. The conflagration began around 11 am and burned through the afternoon, flattening mills factories and residences. Estimated losses reach 1 million dollars as the town’s industries suffer widespread devastation.
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Utica
N. Y
New York
Cart
Russell's Tannery
Eaton
Planing-Mills
Ross’ Fuurniture
Farr
East Cart
Guiot
Planing-Mill
Ryther
Carthage
Ambush Endangers Montana Officials on Boulder Road
A coach bound for Boulder, Montana, was halted by five armed men. Sheriff Cameron and posse fired. outlaw Charley Warfield was killed, others fled to the mountains. Chief Justice Wade District Attorney Johnson and several judges were aboard. Neill Murphy was being moved for trial. May remained jailed in Helena. Two posses pursued the fugitives toward Beaver Creek.
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Helena
Montana
Boulder
D. 8. Wade
J. A. Johnson
E. W. Tolle
W. E. Callen
Chumasero
T. H. Carter
Rev. L. L. Wood
Cameron
Meagher County
Leh
Bee Charley Warfield
Neill Murphy
May
Beaver Creek
Montreal farmer and wife flee as children suffer burns
In Lebonne Quebec a farmer Stanislas Chevlair and his wife left four children aged up to 11 at home while at church. A child found gunpowder in a canister and set it off, causing severe burns to the 50 burned siblings and neighbors rushed to help as rescue efforts continued.
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Lebonne
Stanislas Chevlair
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