Republican Victory Hopes Dominant in Early Reports
An editorial round up notes Republicans poised for another election win, predicting victory in New York, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania. It condemns Democratic positions as dead issues and cites California’s vote against Chinese emigration as pro nativist. Grant is favored for the presidency, with Hendricks noted as a rival.
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Ohio Result Attributed To 50,000 Negro Votes Claim
The Washington Post editor cites a claim that Republicans colonized 50,000 Black voters who all supported the GOP, arguing that such votes plus the regular tally should have produced a large majority, though the claim is noted as a mismanaged case.
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Governor Hendricks Roasts Wheeler Over Salary Claim
In late 19th century Ohio campaign chatter Governor Tom Hendricks mocks Vice President Wheeler calling him “that fellow you know who is drawing my salary.” The remark underscores Democratic suspicions about spoils of office and salaries amid a disastrous campaign.
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European Gold Imports Lift Public Spirits In 19th Century Crisis
The article notes European gold imports totaling about 50 million dollars, around 100 tons, with an additional 25 million expected before January. It praises public leaders who helped ease the financial distress caused by the 1873 crisis, and suggests broad relief for the nation and its citizens.
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Russia seeks US help for its financial crisis
Rumors say Russia may apply to the United States for aid as its finances weaken The article notes abundant gold inflows and US debt held by Americans, suggesting bankers could secure a loan if a large enough bonus is offered and the request is approved.
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SC Senators Seek Reappointment of Miss Maher at Dead Letter Office
South Carolina Senators Butler and Hampton urge Miss Maher’s reappointment as head of the dead letter division at the post office. They allege she created a new classification in her office directing Republican addressed mail to a self created dead letter outlet. Questionable management may prompt renewal despite likely opposition.
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Smalls Case Put Aside By United States Supreme Court
A dismayed account notes ex-Congressman Smalls, a Black former South Carolina official, had his malfeasance appeal dismissed by the Supreme Court, condemning state proceedings as unjust and hateful toward Negroes. The piece also criticizes Western frontier affairs, urging firm action against Utes and continued hostilities rather than conciliatory treaties.
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Ohio and Iowa political landslide reshapes 1880 outlook
Washington buzzing over clean Ohio sweep and large Republican majorities in Iowa. Foster elected Ohio governor by a large margin. Republican strength in the legislature with a 33 to 70 in the House and 22 to 4 in the Senate signals a potent early 1880 landscape. Analysts foresee gains in New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Indiana, with possible West Virginia and Maryland shifts, while Democrats face uphill battles and factional splits.
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