Political Outlook Encouraging for Greeley Victory
The New York World argues current results favor Democrats over Grant, noting gains in North Carolina West Virginia and several Southern states. It urges vigorous organization, full voter turnout, and steady effort to convert electoral votes, listing potential paths to a Democratic majority including New York and Connecticut.
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Pennsylvania Reformers Quest to Overturn Election Fraud
The Central Committee of the Municipal Reform Association claims evidence of election fraud in Philadelphia. They allege manipulated ward majorities in Hartranft and Grant races and describe various impersonation and voting irregularities. The piece cites criticism from the Philadelphia Ledger and Chicago Tribune and discusses broader political ramifications.
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Notable 19th Century Gossip And Wealth Amid Society
A jumble of social notices and fortunes. Nast paid $500 weekly for caricatures while Pere Hyacinthe plans a new newspaper. Wealthy figures like James Gordon Bennett and Philander Doesticks appear alongside marriages and scandals, with lists of spouses and large wedding costs.
Grant's Carpet-Baggers in South Carolina
A denunciation of South Carolina politics cites Treasurer vouchers showing payments to 176 clerks 177 messengers 162 porters and 64 pages totaling nearly 192000 to 561 House of Representatives employees. The author accuses Franklin J Moses Jr and allies of looting the treasury and praises Grant’s supporters as patriots.
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New Zealand Remedies Show Benefit In Rheumatism
Reports from New Zealand claim kerosene administration aids chronic rheumatism and that chloral alcohol replaces chloroform in surgery. Puorocrarny is used to study sun spot changes linked to climate. Michigan acreage grows sweet fern with 40 percent extract for tanning, surpassing hemlock.
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