Blaine and party fights shadow 1884 Republican scene
A review of Blaine’s standing amid Republican divisions notes New York papers’ mixed support and widespread doubts about Blaine. It cites Blaine’s fading momentum, shifts in New England and New York press stances, and party platform debates on tariffs and labor protection. The piece references McKinley, tariff claims, and labor versus capital in industry.
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Attorney General Opinion on New London School Districts
The Attorney General notes the State v. Powers decision and argues that special school districts created by local acts are unconstitutional under the uniform school regime. He references the 1890 revised statutes, asserting that all districts must follow a uniform law, making earlier special districts legally void. The Auditor should refuse recognition of such special districts and rely on general statutes for district formation.
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Blaine Nomination Plays Into Democratic Battle Lines
The piece analyzes the 1880 Chicago Convention, asserting Blaine’s lead and the Democratic map across states from Indiana to New York and the Pacific coast. It notes Henry Payne and McKinley-Wallace questions, GOP criticisms, and calls for strategic campaigning while quoting factional editorials and local notices. It references Thomas Blaine, Henry Clay era echoes, and party harmony debates amid a broad geographic scramble for electoral votes.
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Open Letter on Cash System at Local Grocery
H. E. Cary endorses an exclusively cash system at his grocery. Customers receive tickets with values from five cents to one dollar totaling twenty dollars. Each cash purchase earns ticket punches. when all are punched, the holder gets one dollar in goods free. Tickets issued only to cash purchasers.
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