Democratic Address Urges Union Victory in November
The Democratic Executive Committee in New York issues a patriotic appeal to loyal voters. It claims 1876 fraud defeated the people, praises Hancock, and argues Republican methods threaten constitutional government. The message, signed by Chairman O. W. Barnet, calls for unity and victory.
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Nations
Democratic Executive Committee
New York
Votsin
Pep
Wea
Republican Party
Fedes
United States
Indiana
Oui
New Jeraey
Connecticut
California
Colornia
Nevada
Newamopshire
Linlane
New Jerey
Maine
Presient
Gettysburg
Hancock
Hmanews
Orfer
National Democratic Committee
OWM
Barngt
Forwara Felie Democrats Condemn Ivtiana Election Outcome
A damaged reforming plea laments Democrat and Independent voters in Ivtiana after a Tuesday election. It condemns Republican success as a surprise to all and accuses corrupt leaders of purchasing votes and importing opposition resources.
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Ivtiana
Thia
Republicana
R Publica
Tiean Piriy
Mare Eis 'Ev
Theas Srom
Provisional Call to Strengthen County and Township Campaigns
An executive committee statement urges renewed energy for county and township organizations to secure votes in upcoming elections. It argues the current presidential race will hinge on unified effort, predicting small majorities in rate elections and urging volunteers to maximize turnout across precincts.
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Eapers
Membesa
Congrea
Econ Seaid
Polla
The Late Unpleasantness and Democratic Resolve
A political commentary urging Democrats in Tadiana and Ohio to awaken from lethargy after defeats. It argues the need for vigilance against a hostile, ignorant opposition and predicts a November battle, citing New York New Jersey and Ohio as pivotal states and Gettysburg as a rallying symbol. It emphasizes unity, duty, and mobilization for the November election.
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Tadiana
Ohio
Democrats of the
Union
Democratic Party of
United States
Theisa
Todiana
Thiu
Indiana
Gettysburg
Maine
New York
New Jersey
Empire State
Horatio Seymour
Hanccock
Election Odds in November Favor Hancock Victory
The piece argues that financial and political stakes favor General Hancock across multiple states this November. It laments Democratic strength from four years ago and asserts a fair vote will secure Hancock broadly and end Democratic preponderance.
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General Hancock
Prominent Jersey Citizen Seeks Hancock Tariff Clarification
Theodore P. Randolph, Morristown, writes Gov Hancock from New York urging a fuller public articulation of tariff views. He argues the interview misrepresented Hancock and calls for a commission of experts to propose measures that protect American industry while funding government.
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Mason
New Jefery
Hancock
Morristons, N. J
W’atterson Guardian
Theodore P. Randolph
Gen. W. 8. Hancock
Governor's Island
Sataxa
New York
Dean Goverson
Jersey
Europe
Eaton’s
W. S. Hancock
Theo
P. Randolph
Morristown
N. J
English Author on the South Sparks Union Campaign Debate
English author Thomas Hughes spoke in Chicago praising Southern forbearance after the civil war and challenging Radical papers. The piece notes Hughes and Rugby founded a Tennessee society and argues Republicans would reject liberal voices if Garfield wins and campaign tensions rise.
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Thomas Hughes
Chicago
Hughes
Eucessee
Messrs. Hughes
Rugby
Tennessee
Ingersolls
Blaines
Conklings
South
General Grant
Garfield
Enys
New York Herald
Grant
Dows
Conkling
Jewell
Bonds and election fraud claims in Indiana 1880
A damaged fragment cites allegations of fraud by wide awake Democrats and a court bond in the District of Indiana. The document names Gustavus Datt and William R. Miner bound to $1000, with October 11 1880 and October 12 1880 dates noted, and ends with a political remark on the Republican senatorship amid Indiana Republicanism.
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Philadelphia
Afbrighs
United States
District of Indiana
Gustavus Datt
Wiliam R. Miner
Indianapolis
William R. Miner
A. D
William W. Dudley
Clares Foxe
Dudley
United
Indiana
Tariff talk stark contrast with price data and court bias
The Indianapolis Sentinel is cited arguing tariffs do not affect prices and accusing Republicans of manipulating court politics. It claims wheat iron and pork prices fell under tariffs and calls for investigation of Supreme Court judges amid partisan attacks.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Republican Party
Fragmentary OCR Briefly Notes a Local Engagement
A damaged text fragment references a newspaper duty and engagement. It hints at a late engagement and a vocal event but provides no clear names, dates, places, or outcomes. The readable portions suggest routine notices or brief society items without concrete facts.
State election battle warned of fraud and vigilant defense
A political column denounces Republican bribery and intimidation in the election fight. It blames Democrats for not understanding the enemy and urges active campaigning to ensure a Democratic victory. The piece predicts defeat for radical influence and calls for vigorous, united effort in November.
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Patay
Thie
Political Bitter Endings Duel Over Supreme Court Ruling
The letter argues Republicans control the state bench and may overturn the recent constitutional amendments. It accuses Wor sden and Biddle of defying the people, predicts Elliott and Woods will uphold the amendments, and labels last Tuesday's electoral result a minor, dishonorable victory for the Reads. It condemns carpetbaggers and Radical party tactics in Kentucky.
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Republican Party
Supreme Court of Indians
Republicas
G.t Wll
Horaki Benot
Ita Buisipes
Beniss
Revareie
Hadi
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Worsden
Biddle
Democrata
Carpet Alley
Kentucky
Radical ‘Party
Hancock as Standard-Bearer for President in Wartime Reform
A patriotic call extols Hancock as superb in war and grand in peace, praising his character as spotless and a friend of the people not the politicians. It urges Loyal Army support for his nomination, claiming brains and loyalty favor him and calling for Union and Pacific victory.
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Hancock
Republic
United States
Gettysburg
Horeck
Unio
Ex Governor Horatio Savitour Speaks at Democratic County Meet
Ex governor Horatio Savitour delivers a speech at a Democratic county convention in Litchfield Connecticut. He touts Hancock’s life as a model of honest governance over alleged political decay, criticizes centralization, and contrasts Union with Nation in a rally that notes shifts among Republicans and prominent cabinet figures.
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Horatio Savitour
Litchfield
Conn
Hancock
Renouvel
Polistc
Tariff Recusal Vote Recorded in 1866 Proceedings
A fragment notes a July 10 1866 discussion where Mu Ponrsa questioned free trade and a later April vote by Garkeld to recuse tariffs on iron wool and steel. The terse OCR reads as a political debate with tariff adjustments discussed within the Belt era records.
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Ponrsa
Ent&t
Garkeld
Indiana auction tally reshapes Porter majority and Senate
An auction sale in Indiana Tuesday knocked down about 13 500 votes to Porter for roughly 1 000 000 dollars. Porter's majority is estimated near 7 000 with about 6 000 for the rest of the Republican ticket. The Senate remains tied and the House shows a Republican majority.
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Indiana
Porter
Senate
House
The Sacr River and Its Waters Mentioned Again
The Sacr river is a classic stream that runs through a great country and its waters are praised for exhilaration and curative powers. Yet many people grow heated when the subject comes up, prompting further discussion to enlarge the topic at present.
Rebels and Factions Clash Over Flags and Regions
The piece portrays the North's Tur uld Rebel and followers of the old party as fighting over national symbols. It labels Longatraet and Mosby as current prominent figures representing that party’s stance, accusing them of sowing regional hatred.
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Tur Uld
Etripes
Longatraet
Mosby
Republicans Shame in State Victory Prompts Revolt Hint
A speaker accuses Republican leaders of contemptible trickery in winning and predicts a major revolt within the party before November to hand electoral votes to General Hancock. The remark frames the victory as shameful and calls for political realignment.
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Hancock
Preliminary skirmish stirs county voters and flags
The text forecasts a larger battle ahead and claims the 38 star flag will march to victory. It accuses Southern and Philadelphia voters of supporting the Longstreet party, urging residents to check the official vote to settle doubts.
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Gettysburg
Market Reports and Wheat Prices From Trow’s Perfection Invincible
Market notes show wheat varieties including red and white, bran and shorts quoted per ton or per hundredweight. Shipping rates and miscellaneous staple items listed with miscellaneous garbled entries attributed to W D Wells and Co and Martin Wade.
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Trow
Triumph
City Mills
Magnolia
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