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Newspaper
Marshall Messenger
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1876
Page
4
The Democracy gains blow past expectations with Alabama by a 50,000 majority and Kentucky delivering widespread Democratic majorities. The piece predicts a national shift as Gallant exits the White House and reformer Hendricks moves in during March.
Ex lieutenant governor Muller of Ohio who was elected with Hayes and later aligned with him has now declared for Samuel J. Tilden and Thomas A. Hendricks in the presidential race.
Matilda Fletcher, who spoke at the Republican wigwam here four years ago for Gen. Grant, now voices disgust with the administration and says Abe is out for Tilden. Terre Haute Gazette reports the shift in sentiment among local Republicans.
Partial readable lines attribute a 1805 remark about living within income and government finance. The text references a secretary of the treasury and a Cincinnati Enquirer saga, but the fragmentary OCR leaves most names and context unclear.
The acceptance letters for Tilden and Hendricks captivate the nation, praised across parties for honesty and unity. They pledge repeal of the Resumption Act, support specie payments when feasible, and embrace the one term principle, contrasting with opposing radical critiques and bitter partisan divides.
From Martinsville this item scolds youth for disrespect at church and questions street alcohol use on Sundays. It reports George Petri planning to build a dwelling in the south town and Old Mr Chancillor to erect a brick house when materials arrive. The winter term starts the first Monday in September. Miss Rebecca is ill with consumption. doctors are busy, and most boys attend Sunday church services.
Denison lodge members conduct an election of officers including Griswold as W M Conover as S W Lara abee J W Turner as Treas Benalluck as Sec Wilson L D Dow J D and Rollings as Tyler. Local notes mention Terre Haute Gazette items and village happenings.
Fragmented passage discusses Greeley on the election of General Taylor and the political landscape in 1847 and 1848, noting Whig figures and the era’s federal sentiments, with garbled OCR wording rendering some names and terms unclear.
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