Three keys of Hepublican creed in era of ballots
Editorial notes outline three pillars of Hepublican policy—freedom of the ballot, practical common school education, and the working man's wage—arguing they are inseparable for national life. The piece urges voters to register, vote straight Republican, and support GOP candidates amid local elections looming. It cites quotes on satire, registration, and party contrasts, mentioning Calhoun, Matthews, Douglass, Ingalls, and Michigan gubernatorial prospects.
Republican City Convention Nominates for Law and Order
The Republican City Convention aims to nominate a ticket to uphold state laws and city ordinances, ensuring public peace and welfare. They urge voters to support the Republican ticket next Monday and promote Blaine’s Twenty Mesra in Congress.
Vote for a clean Republican ticket next Monday
The note urges voters to elect a clean Republican ticket, urging active participation. It references democratic pledges as hypocritical and calls on readers to mobilize, assist elderly or ailing neighbors, and ensure turnout for the election.
Cleveland Letter Prompts Voters Toward Honest Governance
In a letter supporting the presidential nomination, Guever argues voters favor a plain honest administration and rails against secrecy and cover tricks. He notes Grover’s past rhetoric now clashes with his refusal to reveal papers.
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Press Opinions and Partisan Riffs Across Clippings
A mosaic of opinions from multiple papers while lampooning parties and figures. Letters rail at women suffrage, saloons, and British naval gray ships, with digs at Lamar Sparks Begole and Carrolton Miss. The Nation al Republican notes southern solidity as critical to Democratic power.
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Grand Rapids
Calla
Washington and Cleveland on removals in early senate talks
An Albany Evening Journal extract compares Washington and Cleveland messages on removals. It cites President Washington’s assertion of exclusive powers and a reply from Vereland, detailing nomination debates and the Senate’s expected judgment. The piece notes disagreements over dignity, duty, and constitutional bounds in the transmissible powers debate.
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Tariff Reform Debate Backed by English Chambers
In Washington Robert P Porter debunks free trade claims, citing 36 UK chamber of commerce opinions. He shows foreign tariffs and imports threaten Britain andAmerica, with quotes from Aberdeen Belfast Dublin Leeds Manchester and others. The National Republican notes the aim to undermine protection.
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Advert for Kemp's Balsam and Ely's Cream Balm
An old time druggist advertises Kemp's Balsam with a guarantee and price, Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and cold in head with testimonials, and Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female ailments. It touts Acker's English Remedies and a general promise of cures or money refunds. Local testimonials claim restored hearing and relief from nasal and chest ailments.
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Asosibilitical Coinage And Boston Theatre Notes
A mixed update from the era notes a few coinage questions, theater plans, and literary chatter. It mentions Howells preparing for Europe, the Vokes company sailing to Europe, Patti returning to Holland for a Paris wedding, the Carleton company performing in Boston, and Turgenieff’s Last novel with Millet’s widow project, among other cultural items.
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Eclectic April issue promotes literary criticism and reviews
The Eclectic for April urges readers to explore sound thought and good literature. It highlights Gladstone cosmogony debates by Huxley and Cronwright, sketches of Millais, American politics, satire on The Gadstone Myth, and notes on various papers and features.
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