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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1886
Page
2
The snippet cites Grand Rapids Telegram on civil service Democrats, notes Tennessee’s shifting majorities, mentions an 1888 Republican forecast, and reports intradistrict quarrels in Wayne County for a nominating convention. It jokes about Cleveland’s proximity to presidential prospects and mocks a fusion candidate notion.
A Baltimore man fined for profanity sparks debate on U S and Michigan laws. The piece surveys wealth growth, expected U S population by 1900, Mexican tensions, and calls for party unity. It notes Michigan senators backing a probe into Ohio election bribery and reflects on the death of Samuel J. Tilden and Democratic leadership. The tone critiques anarchists, comments on labor profit sharing, and laments shifting religious voices in politics.
The article defends John Porter against disobeying Gen Pope at Bull Run and supports pension measures for veterans. It argues the vote favoring Porter rests on political motives of ex Confederates and some Democrats, while praising senators and representatives who back pensions as patriots aiding aging soldiers and communities. It condemns demagogy and urges humility toward veterans' sacrifices.
The Quincy Herald nominates Hon. M. D. Campbell for state senate praising his house record, courage in convictions, and inflation of his influence. It notes he may not attend the county convention and would respect the will of Republicans in Calhoun and Branch counties regarding his candidacy and the convention’s choice.
The Coldwater Courier announces two Republican candidates for the lower house. OC is praised as a strong voice and capable rep with broad intellect. J S Conover is described as a cultivated, temperate, experienced gentleman who would serve constituents and state well.
In Michigan politics Prof. Dickie of Albinn is praised as a prolific organizer and gubernatorial candidate. Debates warn Republicans to back strong conventions for a U.S. senator, while editors caution that local option could be more effective than universal prohibition, urging careful party pledges and stance.
A compilation of newspaper snippets criticizes Congress delays and election trends while debating crime, slavery, and civil service reform. It cites Ohio, New York, Philadelphia, and national papers arguing for action, law and order, and patronage concerns tied to President Cleveland's administration.
A garbled OCR fragment references Barker, grebil T, and inquiries about dandruff. The text is unclear, lacking coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond these names. No definitive news item or outcome can be discerned from the fragment.
The June number of the Political Science Quarterly opens with defenses and scholarly resumés on Civil War constitutional questions, foreign affairs, and social topics. It highlights articles by Morse, Dunning, Scruggs, Selixman, Neill, Burgess, Bowen, plus literary pieces and a war series with extensive illustrations and biographies, including a John Burroughs sketch and war essays by Longstreet and Couch.
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