Woodford Addresses St Louis Democrats on Tariff Currency and Progress
Ex lieutenant governor Woodford of New York declares in Arcesty Hall that the Democratic Party blocked national credit, currency reform, and internal improvements. He argues Missouri needs Republican policies on tariffs, river improvements, and a strong currency to protect labor and industry. Continuous applause follows as he contrasts past Democratic opposition with Republican achievements.
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Hancock’s Southern Claims Endorsement Sparks Debate
The Chicago Inter Ocean reports Ben Hill’s endorsement of Hancock’s Southern claims stance and notes New Orleans approval. It argues the letters were crafted with Southern input to influence Northern Democrats and warns that payment of rebel claims could be tied to Democratic power, citing historical votes and a large potential sum.
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Democratic Waterloo in Indiana and Ohio seals Congress debate
A Chicago Tribune editorial frames the November election as a decisive defeat for the Democrats, with Garfield likely president and Hancock urged to withdraw. It blasts the Solid South and urges party leaders to replace Hancock, proposing candidates like Tilden or Bayard, and criticizes Democratic graft and fraud claims while praising Republicans.
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Republican Voters urged to press on toward victory
The Republican National Committee urges unity and continued effort after gains in Ohio, Indiana, and other states. It predicts victory in November, warns Democrats against disputed counts, and highlights aims for a free ballot, protection of life and property, and strong national prosperity. Maria Jewell chairs the committee.
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The Real Meaning of Democratic Suc cess
The piece argues that Democratic success would subjugate the Republic to states sovereignty, abandon national power to stop secession, overhaul financial policy, dismantle the National Banking system, erode protection for industry, promote intimidation against Black citizens, disfranchise voters, overturn Civil War verdicts, and empower treasonous backers. attributed to the N. Y. Tribune.
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Republican Victory Echoes Across States and Nation
The press comments flag a large Republican victory driven by voters cautious of Democratic policies and business safety. Democrats face decisive defeats, with Porter and state ticket wins, expanded Republican majorities, and a Senate outlook favoring Garfield and Arthur. Praise for the people’s government and civil rights follows. A Byline notes BackMAN’s view on higher education.
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Republican Committee Chief Urges Swift Victory Sound
Chairman J A Hubbell of the Republican National Committee issues an address to Republican voters. He cites gains from Oregon Rhode Island Vermont Connecticut Ohio Indiana and calls for relentless effort to secure a November victory and ensure Republican ascendancy and prosperity. He warns of Democratic trade fear and Solid South threats while urging vigilance and aggressive campaigning.
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Open Letter From Jewell On Republican Unity And Election Results
Mr Jewell chairman of the National Republican Committee writes to John C New Indiana Republicans stating the Ohio Indiana results prove decisive for Garfield Arthur and congressional control. He denounces slander against their candidate and predicts a Republican victory in November while urging unity and trust in the electorate.
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