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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1880
Page
3
A fragment from Hartford Conn describes frogs calling as winter ends. Vivid scenes of snow and wind fade to spring hints with frogs singing, birds, green leaves, and a farmer approaching the muddy bank.
A nostalgic account of a church schism led by plotting members seeking a stronger preacher. The narrative centers on Pastor Gorham, his steady growth of the Second Presbyterian church, and the rise of John T. Waltz, a wealthy church member who became a focal point in displacing Gorham. The piece traces memory of a once-prosperous congregation amid internal factional strife.
A New York to New Orleans spread of ministers prompts a search sequence as a philosopher Andrews fails to connect with parishioners. His blunt baptism mishap with John T Waltz’s baby leads elders to consider replacing him with Gorham while unity frays.
Detroit Free Press notes a Toledo man who left his family and was tracked to Central Station. His wife confronts him with rage and scorn, vowing to separate and seek protection, while he offers no defense and slinks away.
The English language shows concern over slang yet slang serves a necessary role. It strengthens expression when literary language grows weak and adds vigor to thought. While much slang is silly or vulgar, many terms refresh and fortify established speech, argues T R B Lounsbury in the International Review.
A fragment describes a couple living in a cheap flat near a dirty avenue with modest meals and worn household items. The woman wears 3250 diamond earrings and a matching 3140 gold watch while the man has a similar budget lifestyle. a broken clothes line and unrepaired kitchen window glass are noted. A separate brief mentions a mule’s match in Delaware and a bee that refuses an invitation to fight.
The Hawkeye urges bold Republican support for General Garfield and Vice President Arthur. It warns Democrats to expect a fierce contest, stresses dangers of Republican weakness, and calls for earnest, nationwide effort to secure victory in November.
The piece surveys Democratic attacks on Garfield during the 1870s campaigns noting exhausted attack material, fusion ticket tactics in Maine and Iowa, and critiques of back-pay grants. It highlights Garfield as frugal and devoted, arguing corruption charges will fade and praising his public service and integrity.
Albany Journal outlines James A. Garfield’s rise from early labor through education to military and political leadership. The narrative highlights his roles as carpenter, boatman, teacher, college student, tutor, principal, congressman, senator, and general, culminating in his 1880 nomination as Republican standard bearer.
The piece discusses proposed election law changes, court appointment of deputies, and partisan tensions. It notes the president's stance against partisan bias, critiques by Democrats, and the Oregon result shifting support to Republicans. It references reactions in New York and Lockport, hinting at a broader 1880 campaign context.
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