Pardon counts compared per year by governors
A radical charges sheet claims Gov Tilden pardoned more thieves than Republican predecessors. The Albany report and clerk figures show Tilden’s two years as governor produced 140 pardons, averaging 65 per year, versus higher Republican totals in earlier administrations.
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Desperate Party Vows to Resort to Desperate Means
Fragmentary text notes a party prepared to use desperate measures to influence votes. The wording implies urgent stakes and a warning about coercive tactics amid stated names cited earlier.
Hunter Accepts Greenback Nomination for Congress in Paris
Paris reports Hon Andy Hunter has accepted the Greenback nomination to challenge Democrat Hon John R Eden. Despite Hunter's Democratic past and Eden's experience, the district's Democratic margin remains large and voters will decide. Hunter is described as clever with fair talent, while Eden's qualifications are praised.
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Maine Grant majority slips as Hayes prospects fade
The article argues that Maine cannot deliver the hoped for 20 000 to 25 000 margin for Hayes in November. It notes October results show only 12 500 accents and blames Chandler tactics and Blaine’s mobilization for the reduced lead. It references Blaine’s Cincinnati defeat and New England’s reaction to Tilden.
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Outrage and partisan bias over voter intimidation in the South
A heated salvo denounces Republican suppression of Black voters while accusing Democrats of mob violence. The piece cites numerous Southern locales where Black Democrats faced beatings and intimidation as the author argues all should be free to vote their choice regardless of party.
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Clocks by Seth Thomas and Amelian On Sale at Bradshaws
Seth Thomas and Amelian clocks are offered at reduced prices for the next sixty days at Bradshaws. Customers may save on a selection of mantel and wall timepieces during the limited promotion.
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