Republican State Convention of Michigan Notification
A state convention of Republicans will meet in Detroit on August 27 and 28, 1880 to nominate state officers and a Supreme Court Justice, with delegates allotted by county and district. State Central Committee officers and district delegates will be chosen, with county residency rules and forwarding of delegate lists to the state secretary.
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Republicana
Bichigat
Detroit Tink
Detroit
Supreme Court
State Central’ Committee
Grand Rapida
Oran
Cancua
State Central Committee
Permanent Organization and Order of Business
Griswold Street
George H. Hopkins
H.C. Tulman
Calhoun Co
Third Congressional District
Court House
Jackson
Congress
Barry
Branch
Calhoun
Eaton
Tivted
Jans
W. L. Sgaton
W. H. Powers
W. J. Gregg
Frank Degolia
Charles L. Truesdell
Farmers’ interests and tariff myths clash in trade debate
A dated critique argues farmers suffer under free trade myths while tariff protection aids national wealth. It cites imports totaling 125 million dollars from farm goods like cotton dairy products fruits and vegetables, and notes nearly half of imports are commodities that could be domestically produced. It contends farm interests oppose free foreign trade despite advocacy by free-trade attorneys.
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Lecatas
Tony
Nya Mater
Farmoria
Americian
United States
Treasury Department
Cobden Hub
San Francisco Chronicle
The Federal Erection Law and Negro Voting Rights
Chandler argues in the August Forum that Southern Democrats seek to defeat the Fifteenth Amendment by blocking Black and White Republican votes, through fraud or violence, to protect their power. He claims Northern parties and the nation must enforce federal voting protections against such obstruction.
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Congress
South
Chandler
Editor predicts Morse for governor amid Democratic infighting
The Lansing editor ridicules the idea of nominating any candidate but Morse, calls it a fatal mistake for Michigan Democrats, and argues a farmer governor would not best serve farmers’ interests. He previously backed a dozen possible nominees but now fixes on Morse and dismisses others as unsuitable.
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Lansing
Aén.slt
Michigan
Morse
Rowley
Weaton
Winans
Livingston
Whiting
St. Clair
Uhl
Kent
Yaple
Mendow Hoy
Fisher
Weat Bay City
Montgomery
Detroit Tribune
Why Should Free Traders Fear the McKinley Tariff
A discussion on tariff effects cites British and European manufacturers who warn that tariffs raise prices but shift profits, arguing American consumers pay the tax while foreign makers lose markets. The Iron and Steel Trades Journal and Sheffield tradesmen loom large, predicting American production will lower prices, create new industries, and reduce imports.
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Creford
Wales
Crefeld
Iron and Steel Trades Journal
London
Sheield
Sheffeld
America
Huential
Sheffield
Atlantic
United States
Wigan
Chicago Inter Ocean
Detroit Free Press
Free Press
Lansing
Financial row over banking and farmers relief debated
A long column discusses the banks loaning to the Government, credit arrangements, and whether government loans to farmers would be more disastrous or beneficial. It cites Senator Stanford, the Detroit Free Press, and the Lansing Republican, arguing protectionist policy, tariff debates, and economic ideas from various papers. It notes Michigan’s Republican prominence and previews summaries from Forum articles on agriculture, democracy, and social thought.
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Stanford
United States Senate
Congress
Denver Republican
Calendar of reunions and trotting meetings across Michigan
A dense list of military reunions and events spans Michigan and nearby states from August through October, detailing dates and locations. Entries cover infantry, veteran battalions, state encampments, and agricultural fairs, with numerous towns such as Adrian, Battle Creek, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Saginaw, Jackson, and Kalamazoo. Prominent groups include the 6th and 19th Michigan Infantry, the G A R, and the Michigan Soldiers and Sailors associations.
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Sely
Battle’ Creek
Calhounio
Aor
Supt
J. W
Bay Vi Assembly
Gok Red
lew—Assembly
Sue
Detroit-Reunion
Boath Haven Spiritatiats Compty
Adrian
Boston
Mass
AR. Y
Lami
Batance—Reunion Co
Baten Tin Ae
Mich
Long Lake
Kalamazoo
Lapeer
Lapeer Co
Grand Rapids
Grolot
Marshall—Calhoun Co
Grayling
2Nd
Ballers Association
Lakeside
Ohio
U. V.U
Hépian
Bat“Aig
Ogne Gilly -Charlavolt
ANB
Eo Halton
Albion
Bt. Joseph
C. V
Fenton
Clinton
Inft
Saginaw
Jackson
Southeastern
Soldiers and Sailors Association
Grand Hapida
Detroit
Port Huron
Mt. Pleasant
Central
Democratic State Coalition
Benton Harbor
Port Seaton
Eastern Midh
Owosso—Shiawassee Co
Adrian—Lenawee
Ionia
Hastings—Barry Co
Coldwater—Branch
Hilledale
Bay City
Marshall
Calhoun Co. Agricultural Society
Jackson—Dept
Union Veterans Union
Centerville
Dowagiac
Vassar
Coldwater
44Th Tih
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T. Shanahan
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Wari
Matt
Commonwealth
Union
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Prince Kropotiin
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Prince Kropotkin
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Lecky
Tyndall
A. A. Peabody
Harvard
William KE. Chandler
Liyman Abbott
Encyclopedia
Britannic
O'Keefe & CO
Etters
Marshall, Calhoun Co
Altemna
Gordon
Jennie Brown
Emma Marshall
Clarence Conklin
John Peters
Marvin Collins
A. Parker
J.D. Githert
Sheldon IR. Poraona
Letrce
Evsny der, P.M
Wiores
Na Company
Marshall Light CO
Drake
W. E. Bosley
Timothy Shanahan
Marshall, Mich
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