Editorial on the Republican National Convention
The article lauds the Republican National Convention as a body of intelligent, representative figures from across the nation. It praises platform unity, temperance, and virtue, highlights Harrison and Morton as nominees, and defends party principles amid internal debates. It notes the convention's influence on national policy and editorials from contemporary papers.
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America
Europe
Russia
Republic
Earth
Thyawatita
Ie Ulate
Harrison
Marton
Grand
Old
Republican Party
Ion Aso Piet
Wis
Alps
Ssloga
PALLY
Political talk on Cleveland renomination and 1840 parallels
A Philadelphia North American piece discusses Cleveland's renomination and compares it to 1840 Van Buren support, noting electoral votes and party strategies. It argues Republicans should push protectionist tariffs, questions surplus treasury claims, and sketches future campaign expectations with references to Harrison Morton and party headquarters in New York.
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N.Y. Sut
Harrison
United States Senate
Wille
United States
Morrison
California
Oregon
Republican Party
Freeda
Blaine
Conkling
Indiana
Tak
Wiliam Henry Harrison
Banjamin Harrison
Virginia
Revolutionary Congress
Lieemvention
New York
Levi
Morton
France
Garfeld
Arthur
Amul
Danna
the Sun
N.Y
Simon
Bourbon
Ile
Shires Senate
Prorim
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Vac Buren
Tathann
Morton Forree
Repubican Party
St. Louis
Arek
Mfe
Wol. Scott
Milroad
Republica States
Mirket
Farmer workers and free trade dangers debated in 19th century column
A historical essay argues that tariffs boost farm employment and non agricultural industries, expanding markets and wages. It criticizes free trade advocates for weakening farmer earnings and driving workers to farm work, urging caution against relying on world markets for agricultural surplus.
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Jedliew
Villawen
Tari
Europe
Ameriva
Joe
Free Body
London
United States
Cobden Club
Town visitors and residents pause in a busy week
Buckingham, Frank Rowley, Supt. Pox, and many others appear in town visiting Battle Creek, Jackson and Detroit friends. Miss Stirling, Mrs. Wy OH Porter, and Mrs. Blake journey from Lansing to see kin. Students, clergy, and families travel, return, or host relatives across Michigan and nearby states.
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Detroit
Supt
Pox
Gaa Grarka
Uhteaga
Miss Agnew Stirling
Battle Creek
Father Swilier
Frank Brown
May Trim
Jackson
Helle Baldwin
Boston
Mass
Ins. White
Datton
Mra
Win
Morrall
Williamaport
Nellie
Jennin Dickey
Heane
Triad Rapida
Advertised Sale Notice for Local Oat and Mail Matter
Local notice requests residents to say advertised for items and designate class aid payments per piece. Sale set two weeks after advertising at the Heal Letter Office with box mail, plus messages about Dr. Bensets appearing at Fremont House, July 6 and every four weeks, offering cure for asthma and various ailments with surgical and medical services.
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Casfioua
Lass
Hircia
Mises Garnve Messemer
H. Pburnett
AD J Merrimuna
Hewi Walker
Prances G Sayers
Lyle Dicky
James Sweet
Enuna
Persuis
Dr. Bensets
Fremont House
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