Political Murmurings and Trials Stir National Scene
A chaotic jumble shows New York business praise for Chester A Arthur and a quiet Wall Street scene while Norfolk voices support for a Republican mayor. London linked Vander bil t chatter, convention chieftains name Hoer interim chair, Arthur’s NY votes praised, and Wooley is urged by Toledo Blade for Supreme Court. Independent New York Republicans back Edmunds, with Chicago poised for nominating chaos. MacVeagh’s attack on Arthur is dismissed. A Philadelphia M E church ruling bars female preachers, and other items note U S rope-related deaths. A Republican paper in North Carolina backs Conger for president. umbrella theft case in Delaware yields a harsh sentence. Mississippian Matthowe murder case cleared amid questionable verdict.
Congress Paralyzed Tariff Debate Amid President Focus
A dated report notes Congress will likely adjourn after passing appropriation bills while tariff issues stall. It cites labor tensions among Italian workers over pay cuts, a scrutiny of will witness rules, political infighting in Indiana, Irish dynamite sentiment in Paris, and a sweeping land allotment bill for Indians shaping reservations and trust titles with extended state laws.
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New York Politics and Republican Leadership in 1890s
The piece argues that late financial crashes stem from speculators. It predicts the national Republican ticket and possible Sherman nomination if ballots stretch. It lauds Mayor Low and Theodore Roosevelt as young leaders, notes education funding debates, and critiques woman suffrage and civil service reform debates within party circles.
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Noble ambition of rich youths to enter politics
An editorial urges wealthy young men in England to pursue public life with fitness and integrity, arguing politics require brains and purpose. It warns that election day temptations tempt fools and rogues, and that true service comes from honest, energetic involvement by the educated, wealthy class.
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Lincoln, Arthur, and party ethics in a split era
A cabled mosaic of editorials and opinions from The New York Sun The Washington Post The Providence Star The Philadelphia Record The Philadelphia Press views on Abraham Lincoln Chester A Arthur Gubernatorial mentions and party integrity. It notes debates over republican nominating power internal reform and tariff positions amid financial distress and public sentiment.
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Union party at Battle Creek and temperance rifts
The Union state convention at Battle Creek produced little positive result suggests no clear reform. Protests over Prof Dickie linger, with editorials calling for peaceful burial among Albion trees. Toledo Blade praises union veterans on Illinois ticket while Owosso Times forecasts 50 000 Republican majority in Michigan. Union party aimed to extend suffrage to women but failed to place the resolution in the platform per Lowell Journal.
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Tariff defenses from Garfield speech and pro American industry view
The passage argues for protective tariffs as a spur to American manufacturing, employment, and national wealth. It cites benefits to labor, farmers, merchants, and public revenue, while contrasting with adverse outcomes under free trade. The text quotes James A. Garfield and discusses national prosperity, currency stability, and patriotism.
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