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Freeport Republican

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1883

Page

2

Paper Consolidation Notice in Freeport

Prop owners announce the consolidation of the Prooport WOVINAL property with the Priesair Martinrens creating a single paper. Patrons paying in advance on both papers will receive the Freeport Towsar ayn Re umnrean for full double issue credits. Office will be in the basement under the Postofites 40 Proeporb. printing material offered for sale as offices combine.

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Prohibition Debate on License System and Retail Loyalty

The piece argues prohibition harms lawful dealers by destroying their business while enabling illicit sellers. It questions why schoonkeepers favor licenses if laws don’t stop drinking, noting that only a class of dishonest sellers would profit from prohibition. It calls for careful examination of the complex facts before judging policy.

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Four Town Delegation Members Re-elected to Congress

The article lists ages of the re-elected Town delegation: Russon 61 oldest, McGold 42 youngest, Cutts and Hepburn 40, Farwell and Updegraff 40 with April dates, Thompson 68, Carpenter 54, Deering 55, Senator Allison 54, McDill 49, McCaid also noted. War service among several members cited and claims Ohio men among the veterans.

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Democratic praise of the Constitution and its protections

A historical speaker, once a Whig then a Democrat, now a Democrat again, extols the Constitution. He urges that a three-fourths state approval is needed to amend, defends federal safeguards, and warns against foreign meddling, asserting the document preserves liberty and property for the nation.

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Threatened Mississippi changes fuel New Orleans fears

New Orleans faces grave danger as scientists warn the Mississippi River could lose most flow within years due to diversions and river engineering plans. The threat includes jetties and channels altering the river to the lower watershed, risking the city’s harbor and regional commerce if the river’s course shifts and the estuary is cut off.

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Embargo on Works to Halt Mississippi Deflection

The New Orleans papers warn that the proposed embargo delaying works to arrest deflection of the Mississippi could prove disastrous, fearing intensified flooding and economic damage if action is postponed.

Mississippi New Orleans

Governor Tlamiltan to appoint capable state official

The Rochelle Herald lauds Professor P. O. Walker of Home High School as the best qualified candidate for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. It credits Governor Hamilton with a wise appointment to the State Board of Education and highlights Walker’s wartime service in the 2d Illinois Volunteers and his sustained dedication to education. The piece urges his selection as a stepping stone to higher honors.

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The Finest Hour in Our Nation's History, 1861 to 1880

Mr Blaine’s preface lauds twenty years of Congress from Lincoln’s 1861 inauguration to Garfield’s 1881, calling the era decisive in war aid, Reconstruction, currency shifts, emancipation, taxation, and industrial growth. He argues the author’s aim is to separate enduring events from transient ones and to provide a clear account of Senate and House actions. The work’s value to the Republican party is highlighted as greater than campaign effort.

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A Stalwart Senator Washington Correspondence

The article profile sketches Senator Logan as a robust sportsman and skilled marksman. It recounts his boxing lessons, horsemanship, swordsmanship, and pistol prowess. An Arkansas Hot Springs episode hints at past health struggles and public bravado before a playful pistol contest among senators.

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Senator Ends Night With Shot练 and Odd Exchange

A story blends a eccentric scene with a hotel encounter where a Senator fires twelve consecutive shots breaking a bottle on a tree, while young men react and banter about breakfast, cigars, and a curious farewell before departures.

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Without Haste or Partisanship Murat Halstead

Then President Arthur is fairly entitled to the credit of having managed the great affairs in his hands very considerately. He has not been acting hastily or passionately. His closest friends say he is not burdened for the weariness of another term, and he is about to take a southern trip for recreation, as his health is not robust.

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Butler message fuels copy demand study by Boston Herald

Massachusetts lawmakers seek 10 000 extra copies of Governor Butler s message as demand surges though many representatives still hold unsold copies. The Boston Herald notes that legislators and their staff have not shown interest with one member finding no takers among 150 employees, two thirds Democrats, since most have read the document. The episode marks the Butler document as a short lived sensation.

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Penny Postage and Temperance in Public Thought

The piece contrasts penny postage with British systems, noting Missouri and Illinois cover vast areas. It criticizes sectarianism in religion over alcohol use, arguing social tyranny harms moral character and church membership. It calls for balanced conscience and warns against enforcing duty in an unnatural way.

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