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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1880
Page
6
The compilation records praise and support for General Garfield from diverse Republicans and allies, noting his self-made rise, education, and suitability as a strong, unifying candidate. It reports favorable editorials and statements from key figures and newspapers praising his qualifications and party fitness.
The article extols James A Garfield as a strong, national figure for the Republican nomination. It highlights his military and civic honors, Congressional service, Senator-elect status, broad intellect, literary reputation, and steady growth in leadership, portraying him as the best choice for the party.
Detroit Post and Tribune lauds Daniel Garfield’s nomination as a bold stand for constitutional money and national integrity. It notes his popularity, lack of personal enemies, and belief he will win Ohio and nationwide support, with an administration described as pure and enlightened.
At a Brooklyn Republican ratification meeting on the evening of the 14th Henry Ward Beecher urged enthusiasm without bitterness and urged support for General Garfield and a Republican administration. He contrasted parties, defended the party’s unity, and praised Garfield while criticizing the Democrats for reconstruction and governance.
President Hayes sends a veto message to the Senate objecting to a bill that would appoint Deputy Marshals to supervise Congressional elections. He argues the proposal diverges from existing law, threatens federal supremacy, and misaligns with Supreme Court precedent on National power to enforce election laws. He returns the measure for further Senate consideration.
The Prohibition National Convention met in Cleveland on the 17th with 142 delegates from twelve states. Neal Dow of Maine was nominated for president and A. Thompson of Westerville, Ohio for vice president. The platform condemns alcohol, calls for national prohibition, and urges enforcement of constitutional provisions to end the drink traffic. Louie Carey plans Europe trip. Anna Dickinson to write reminiscences.
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