Errands for Gen Hancock to Open Detroit State Fair
A jumble of political notes and anecdotes covers efforts to secure Gen Hancock for Detroit’s state fair opening, Minnesota Democrats backing only revenue tariffs, and quips on vacations, saloon licenses in Des Moines, and a newborn heir. The piece also mentions Michigan weather, crops, and remarks on various public figures and debates.
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Gen. Hancock
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Public mood favors President Arthur in varied voices
A broad survey of prominent citizens, clergy, and private individuals endorses Chester A. Arthur as a strong president, with speculation that he would garner acclamation if the Republican convention met in September 1883. The piece also surveys Shaker beliefs, rail travel, American influence in London, and evolving literacy and education among African Americans.
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