Wisconsin safe for Republicans in fall contest say Wis.
The Statesman argues Wisconsin will deliver a Republican plurality around 20,000 in the fall. It dismisses German and prohibition bolting fears as unreal, urges focus on redeeming three Republican targeted congressional districts and the state legislature to secure Senator Cameron’s successor. It cites past election patterns and warns against Democratic misrepresentation of the German bolt.
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Democrats and Dampness Mark Maine Shower Debate
A fragmented report notes Democrats defend a Maine shower as evidence of dampness for the party. References to Carl Sehurz, Ben Butler, Grover Cleveland, and Tilden suggest wider debate on military records and presidential candidacy. The tone mocks Democratic aims and implies delays and disarray in the ticket.
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Carl Ebhurz
Stonewall Jackson
Ie”Ipralans
Ben Butler
Grover Cleveland
Tilden
Tammany’s Quiet Aim Against Cleveland Revealed
A fragmentary note links Tammany Hall to a plan to defeat Cleveland in New York State, describing a smiling reception followed by a sharp political stab. It portrays Tammany as loyal to its voting organization while seeking to keep its Democratic structure open yet strike at Cleveland through strategic votes and factional rifts.
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Grady
John Kelly
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New York
Chicago Tribune
Va Tisny
Pa’ Loyatty
Tomas ‘al
Pete
New York State
Defenders of Reform Debate Slander in Politics
A political tract argues the Republican record proves prosperity and reform, while Democrats use vilification to block policy change. It condemns personal attacks including against families and graves, urging voters to reject slander and demand rational debate over free trade and policy.
Womens Protest and Moral Education Society Resolutions
A letter from the Moral Education Society of Washington DC denounces Grover Cleveland over alleged immoral conduct and calls on women to oppose his presidential bid. The society asserts women as educators and victims of vice, urging unity to prevent Cleveland's rise and preserve virtue. Names of society officers are listed.
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Audivor
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A Noteworthy Incident on Heredity and Temperance
A sincere young man, never drunk, battles daily with the craving to enter saloons. The speaker cites heredity, citing a great grandfather as an habitual drunkard, and argues science supports inheritable tendencies beyond religious ethics. He urges readers to ponder self-control for the sake of others and society.
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