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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1884
Page
2
The piece attacks the Democratic party and its 1876- era rifts, arguing for James G Blaine as the Republican candidate and criticizing New York and Western blocs. It discusses tariff platforms, party unity, and the prospects of Cleveland’s nomination, noting local political views and judge selections.
A damaged and garbled news item discusses the Democratic party, Cleveland, and reformers, noting rival factions and the stance of Irish voters and New York figures. It mentions opposition to Cleveland, Tammany Hall figures, and hints at bid dynamics with Palmer and other possible candidates amid party tensions.
A lengthy summary praises Blaine's acceptance message for the Republican nomination, underscoring dignity, duty, and readiness to battle calumny. It argues the letter reflects the party’s authoritative voice, honors the trust placed in him, and promises to vindicate supporters while uniting Republicans behind him. The piece frames Blaine as worthy stand-in and eager to win the presidency.
Massachusetts newspapers with few exceptions rally for Blaine, praising his ideas and progressive policy. The West Roxbury and Cambridge papers join others in urging support, while Boston outlets note the state will likely back the Republican candidate after inquiries into independent and free trade views.
In Massachusetts the campaign debates party loyalties with Democratic and Blaine ticket options amid shifts in Republican support. National organizers convene in New York with Haynes leading a broad committee to mobilize and unify campaign efforts across states including Michigan Ohio and Iowa, aiming to secure victory in November through strong party discipline and mobilization.
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