Three Republican Pillars Dominating Policy and Labor Conflict
Editorial notes emphasize three core Republican aims universal school education, ballot freedom, and elevated wages tied to working people. It also criticizes labor strikes, Greek Turkish tensions, Indianapolis election results, and Democratic machinations, arguing Republicans uphold unity and policy while criticizing Democratic maneuvers and economic influence.
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Lime Trinity
Menitator Mons
Debated Politics and Trade Shifts Highlighted in 19th Century Editorial
A column argues for Republican majorities in the next House and critiques the shotgun policy in Southern politics. It cites the Memphis Avalanche and other papers condemning the Carrollton massacre, then surveys 1850 to 1880 import and wealth growth in the United States, noting imports rose about threefold while national wealth increased over sixfold.
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Memphis Avalanche
Mobile Register
Macon Telegraph
New Orleans
Great Britain
France
Leo
United States
Greenbackers push currency reform across political lines
In state politics at Lansing and beyond, backers of a greenback currency call for abolition of national banks and issuance of currency to meet national needs. The piece notes party fusions with Democrats for office, critiques voting in the U.S. House on free coinage, and applauds Gladstone and Parnell amid Irish questions, while highlighting mixed reactions from parties and liberals.
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Lansing
House of Representatives
House
People's Treasury
Mogland
Robert Vee
Gladstone
Parnell
Ile
Ludington
Pension law expands widow and child pensions nationwide
Congress passes act raising base pension to 12 dollars per month for widows and dependents, with an extra dollar per month for each child under sixteen. The measure applies to marriages before or during service and repeals conflicting laws. No claim agents or attorneys may be recognized in adjudicating claims under the act.
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Congress
Democratic Candidate a Must Show Clear Protar Aims
The Morning Telegram prints a Democratic political gossip column arguing the congress candidate must be anti protection with distinct views to impress voters. It lists War H. Porter and John W. Wetcher as possible local contenders and predicts an amusing campaign if free trade becomes a main issue and customs duties on wool feature prominently.
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Tew
Jackson
Congress
Moust
Judge Powers on tour roils politics in Michigan clash
The text implies Judge Powers, described as a Cleveland decapitated judge of Utah, will return to Michigan and intensify political pressure on several Kal aninzuo Democrats, warning of a heated climate ahead for opponents.
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Judge Powers
Utah
Michigan
Kalaninzuo
Fusion is democracy in disguise debate over reforms and labor
A collage of editorials and notices discusses Democratic reform, temperance push, labor strikes, and political strategy across states like Indiana Michigan Wisconsin and New York. It cites unions, protectionism criticism, tariff disputes, and calls for fair sharing of risks in enterprise while debating party unity and legislative progress.
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Indiana
Wisconsin
New York
Isbor
Philadelphia Times
Morrison
Randall
Atlanta Constitution
Dem
Jay
Congress
United States
Jay Quald
Jackson
House of Representatives
House
Gould
Jay Gould
Patriot
Republican Unity in Michigan Aims for Big Victory
The Michigan Republican press unites on party methods to win in November, stressing the need to regain ground in seven congressional districts and to secure a solid Republican delegation to Congress. The critique targets Democratic tariff positions harming Michigan's prosperity and calls for careful attention to district races to redeem the state from Democratic representation.
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Congress
Meybury
Tribune
Michigan
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