Editorial Notes on Elections and Politicians Appears
Editorial notes discuss Jaks O Connell's expected 4000 vote majority in the district and candidate shifts including Poeswwext Capes backing Blaine and Loran. It cites party critiques, editorials on James G Biasco and James O'Donnell's nomination, and references to NY assembly district politics and reform imagery.
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Tutt's College
Blaine
Loran
Democratic Party
Tariff debate to fill North American Review
The discussion promises full coverage of tariff issues with September outlining free trade arguments and October highlighting protectionist views. Notable figures including Ben Butler and James G. Blaine are cited in contentious politics, with nominations and party dynamics shaping the upcoming election landscape.
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New York
Gurulmvat
James G. Biasco
United States
Lacey for Congress and the peril to Hendricks
The Detroit Post extols Edward S. Lacey as a trusted third district congressman and state central chairman, praising his record, popularity, and loyalty to the Republican ticket while denouncing Hendricks as unworthy based on Civil War votes and later political conduct. It notes Lacey’s home Charlotta and hints at Irish voter defections in New York.
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Congress
Edward S. Lacey
Ile
Garfeld
State Central Committee
Lacey
O'Donnell
Jackson Citizen
Charlotta
Tut
Democratic Party
Hendricks
Indiana
bin Bonom
Irish American Vote in Demands for Republican Support
The piece argues Irish Americans should back the Republican Party for protection and fair wages, noting Republicans include many labor employers and respected men. It claims Cleveland’s religious veto and car fare veto alienate Irish Catholics and workers, predicting a large Irish Republican vote nationwide, especially in Empire State cities.
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Party of Protection
Empire
Atate
Cleveland
Alger elected Michigan governor in Republican convention
In a brisk Republican convention clash between Luce and Alger factions, Gen. Alger won the governorship nomination on the first ballot by a 153 vote margin. Alger, from Lafayette County Ohio, is a former lawyer turned timber dealer with a noted Civil War record and a vision to govern without regional bias.
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Michigan school race heads to November ballot
Lawyers of western Michigan reside at Grand Rapids. Hansensa K Gass, candidate for superintendent of public instruction, was born in Ray, Macomb county about forty years ago. He worked on a farm till 21, graduated from the Michigan university in 1873, and has since taught in Indiana and Michigan. J M Baullo, Republican nominee for the board of education, lives in Otsego, Allegan county, a manufacturer and longtime educator. The convention praised the nomination of Conant, Butler, Stevens and Newell by acclamation. voters will decide November 1.
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