Blaine defended against mudslinging in letters
The San Francisco Chronicle argues against critics who allege dishonor in Blaine's past actions. It states the Mulligan letters prove the accusations baseless, noting Blaine's fair rulings, past service, and respected social ties with Democratic leaders. It predicts a strong 4 November verdict for Blaine.
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Ten Little Kickers Race From Reformers in Independent
A fragmentary 1884-1885 serialized item titled Ten little Kickers traces a collapse of a reform uprising. It follows a dwindling group from ten to one as characters flee or are captured, ending with all Kickers taken in by the Fool Killer. The piece is attributed to Wasam Selden Gilley and appears in the Nevada Free Press.
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Political Denunciations From Democratic Authority
The Jewel and Consistency report, from Democratic authority, that the Republican National Committee is at wits end and in a deplorable mental state. They claim the RNC failed to extort from government clerks and describe voters of Maine as corrupted, with lavish funds and seductive tactics aiding Democrats by slight majorities.
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Hendricks Should Try Again in Tariff Debate
A Republican commentary argues that public policy should be settled by the people and criticizes Hendricks for opposing protective tariffs. It contends free trade harms American labor, warns against demagogues, and defends tariff-based revenue, alleging true costs depend on domestic competition. The piece urges Hendricks to rethink his stance and resumes support for protective policy.
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Hoar Attacks Blaine and Cleveland in Mass Speech
In Salem Massachusetts Senator George F Hoar delivers a forceful campaign speech mocking Blaine and Cleveland. He questions Cleveland's past votes on slavery and civil rights and defends Blaine against four letters cited by Schurz while praising Republican principles and leaders. The broadcast notes audience applause and later Maine’s support signals a pivotal political moment.
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