Whet e Speech at Late Convention Sets Republican Hope
Gen Whet e speaks as president of the late convention urging unity and the swift recovery of the ailing president. He notes Republican gains, calls for strong federal protections, fair elections, and economic safeguards while stressing education and honest governance in Pennsylvania and national policy. He closes by urging party solidarity for the 1881 campaign. Carter's Liver Pills advertisement follows.
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Letters From ConeMAUGE on Editor Conflicts in 1881
A Mn. Boach correspondent recounts Gen White remarks at Covode and a long critique of the Indiana Messenger and National editors. He alleges personal favors shaped their politics, cites Frank Smith and Samuel A. Smith, and accuses editors of Republican pretence while wielding influence for payoff. Sept. 13, 1881 ConeMAUGE.
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Missing Miss M Heart Letter From 1481
A sepia era love note expresses ardent devotion with florid metaphors and playful similes. The writer swears undying affection, describing eyes, hair, lips, and kisses while imagining a future together and contrasting hope with ruin if unreturned.
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The Call to Duty and Busy Life
A dense essay extols usefulness and constant labor as the spice of life, urging wholehearted effort, promptness, and cheerfulness while cautioning against overwork. It laments boundaries of “my share,” argues no true limit exists to duty, and cites historical figures to prove that only total service builds nations and faith.
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Washington Notes and political rumors from 188? era
Excerpts discuss export totals from sixteen districts, Brady in Canada, pension fraud probes, Washington Monument progress, and social notes. Mentions General Burnside’s death in Rhode Island, star routes case delays, Indian troubles, and treasury tax theories on banks and brokers.
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General Markets Report Mixed Grain and Livestock Prices
Chicago wheat and corn bids show September at $1.28 1/8 and $1.32 for October with other month quotes. Hog and cattle prices steady to firm. cattle supply up about 650 head versus last week. hog receipts 2,400. New York wheat and pork futures cited with corn and oats activity. Milwaukee and St Louis prices noted for soft markets.
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