Sherman Urges Chicago Biz Men on October Victory
John Sherman Secretary of the Treasury spoke to Chicago business leaders urging productive effort for the November election. He framed the Republican platform as protecting national government power, tariff policy, homestead support, and a stable credit system while contrasting Democratic positions on state rights and monetary policy.
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Fifth Avenue Hotel
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Resumption and United States gold debate in Chicago
A narrative recounts General Ewing and a committee verifying gold at the Treasury amid resumption. It cites $8,000,000 of gold counted, notes the public’s demand drop post resumption, and praises the Republican achievements while criticizing Democrats and urging support from Chicago businessmen and voters.
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Sherman
Republican
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Demmere
Vallandigham
Ohio
Grant
Farragut
Ite Pubican
Bost
James Buchanan
Andrew Jackson
Chicago
Tlonoeft
Democratic Party
Grevor
Maine towns report governor vote tallies for 1479 and current year
The Maine Journal compiles town by town counts comparing 1479 governor votes with the present year. The table lists counties and towns like Androscoggin Cumberland Franklin and York with figures for Republican Davis and other parties. It notes imperfect returns pending official counts by the Legislature in January and mentions a constitutional plurality amendment ratified by voters.
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Maine
Pudlisava
Avonstounk
Cumberland
Teanklin Judden
Hans Cork Ayest
Hennehoe
Leo
Wallington
York
Otal Euston
Fuston Tits Ynar
Davis
Plaisted
Gov. Davis
Recalled Civil War Era Quote Sparks Editorial Recollection
The Troy Times cites a Civil War era assertion describing rebellion and the risk to the Union and republican government. It notes Northern Democrats aiding dissolution as part of a retrospective discussion on the South’s stance during that conflict.
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Land Comm
Lite Ark
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Std
Market Sta St Louis
Wade Hampton and Sherman clash over Ku Klux claim
Washington letters reveal Wade Hampton and John Sherman exchange heated defenses amid accusations tying Hampton to Ku Klux Klan. The correspondence cites 1880 conference remarks, denials, and political fallout as factions debate Southern power, civil rights, and party alignment.
Glorious old times and the South’s wield of government
A historical excerpt from Alexander H. Stephens's January 17 1861 Georgia Secession Convention speech condemns Northern actions and warns that the South bears responsibility for war and desolation if secession proceeds. The text emphasizes supposed government biases toward the South and questions government acts against Southern interests.
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Georgia
Stephens
Union
Avery
Washington
Garfield’s Cleveland Visit Empowers German-American Welcome
A transcript of President-elect Garfield addressing about 500 Cleveland Germans at Mentor on the 18th. He praises German heritage and America's unity, cites Cathedral of Cologne completion, and vows a future of shared liberty and opportunity. He questions calls to hand control to Tammany and the Solid South, hinting Garfield as next U.S. president.
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