The Democratic Victory and Its Aftermath
The Tribune analyzes post election joy across the country with chants of reform and cries against protection. It observes Wisconsin Indiana New York and the South celebrating, notes Bribery and reform concerns in politics, and predicts a sharp push toward free trade under Mills and a reorganized House. It warns Republicans to turn out, while Democrats face internal unity and legislative ambitions.
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Democratic Victory Analyzed As Republican Apathy Felt
A dated analysis argues that the November election did not show a genuine Democratic gain, but rather Republican voter apathy. Senator Arthur Gorman notes Baltimore City nearly matched its full Democratic vote while Republicans fell short, suggesting many stayed home rather than switch allegiance. The piece discusses implications for party organization and future leverage.
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A Cheerful Funeral for the Democratic Party
A long-winded piece mocks the Democratic Party for praising Republicans and mourning its own fate. It argues Democratic leaders once criticized Lincoln and now declare him grand, while Republicans again recognize past Republican strengths. The essay portrays parties as slow to die and notes recurring funeral sermons.
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Political Reform Sparks Loyal Party Rhetoric
A fragmentary passage praises the party as intelligent and able to see the needs of the hour. It argues steady progress comes from adherence to old principles and claims the party will not be ashamed to repeat past statements after temporary defeats.
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New York election law aims for open money trails
The new rule requires detailed expense statements by every candidate within ten days after an election. It bans paying voters to abstain, offering jobs to sway votes, and favors or bets on election results. Violations bring county jail terms from three months to a year. The measure targets employer retaliation as well.
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Political Notes on Republicans and Elections
A compact survey of post election sentiment, noting Republicans remain numerous and likely to unite behind Blaine in two years. Commentary on figures, potential speakership concerns, foreign press reception, and regional vote patterns across states including North Carolina.
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The Demoralizing Cigarette In Office Smoking Rise
A historical note laments cigarette use rising in offices away from public view as pipes regain fashion among young clerks in England. Rising cigar prices spark concerns that smokers may protest, predicting a shift in public smoking norms and etiquette.
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From Calvary to Paradise in the Cross Tale
A sermon explores the crucifixion narrative focusing on Jesus Christ as king of the Jews and the thief’s instant promise of paradise. It reflects on Pilate’s judgment, the centurion’s verdict, and the message that redemption awaits those who repent, with emphasis on faith and sacrifice.
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Unofficial Statewide Vote Totals and Local Counts
Returns from most counties show Governor and other offices with Winans leading. Manitou Montmorency and Fresqua Isle still unsettled. Statewide totals place Strong ahead for Lieutenant Governor and Soper for State Treasurer, with varied margins. several counties still pending could shift minor totals. Local incidents and court notes are interwoven with political figures in this periodical recap.
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