Editorial Note on Statesman Support and Party Loyalty
Editorial notes express unwavering support for the Republican Party, praising its role in emancipation, constitutional amendments, and wartime banking. The piece vows temperance advocacy, dedication to patron satisfaction, and a aim to keep the Statesman a faithful household companion while continuing robust patronage. It mentions Simon seeking a photo of Maria Balpin and Ben Burs’ past ties to a back salary bill. It ends with a brief Vermont reference.
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de Mansuan
Statieman
Parry
Agu
Republican Party
Statesman
Temperance
Political discourse and election notes from a Michigan paper
A jumble of political commentary and campaign notes. Mentions Blaine and Logan clubs in New York, Juline H Seelye preparing an article on moral character, Gen Fuxuonr denying plans to speak at a Butler meeting, Cleveland and Maria Halpin, O Donnell support, Republican ticket praise, Me campaign briskness, Greenbackers returning to Republicans, Mrs Berva A Loeswoop nominee, Simon potential vice president, Barkus willing, Maine election a Republican landslide with GOP gains in Congress and the Senate.
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Juline H. Seelye
The
North Amrican Review
Fuxuonr
New York
Michigan
Pen
Alorn
Bauer i Bons
Maine
Congress
Senate
Trade Power and Free Trade Debated in Catholic Review
The Catholic Review discusses Frey trade unlocking a new country and populating Simnithians, criticizing protectionist voices and arguing trade expands wealth. It asserts manufacturing power matches earth’s needs, highlighting Asia and India as key trade interests, and envisions US involvement shaping global markets through secret royal power.
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Catholic Review
England
Ania
United States
India
Kingi
Editor Dawa Attacks Cleveland Figures In Critique
Citalline A. Dawa editor of the New York Duimuermtle Sun expresses sharp opinions in Cleveland. He labels the weak leadership as dull and narrow minded, unable to handle challenging questions, and critiques personal conduct and hubris. The Democratic editor questions how Calhoun county Democrats react to the remarks.
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Citalline A. Dawa
New York
National Renute
Calhoun County
Prohibition and Election Hopes in Governor Race
The New York Tribune projects a near tie in November with about 9.22 million votes in a national total near 9.6 million. discussion notes Gov. Alger's suitability and moral standing while challenging candidate David Preston. A Detroit Post interview quotes Rev. Crawford dismissing Methodist bloc support for Preston and endorsing Alger as best suited for governor.
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Beause David Preston
R. GC. Crawford
Grand Rapids
Detroit Post
Crawford
Preston
Gen
Alger
Deus
Ucket
Yeloin Thavhoroh
Roy
Chatfield
David
Gov
Alger Ig Tay
Uy de
Presbyterian Church
Judge Ingraham rules against poles on streets in NY
The New York superior court under Judge Ingraham limits pole erection on property, shielding owners from city or legislature forced obstructions. The ruling asserts streets should be open for travel and individual rights prevail against pole invasion. Also noted: the nation mourns two eminent deaths—Senator Henry B. Anthony and Chas. J. Dolger, longtime financier and cabinet official, died recently.
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Ingraham
New York Superior Court
Strees
U. S
Henry B. Anthony
Rhode Island
Chas. J. Dolger
the Treasury
Arthur
Geneva
N. Y
Court of Appeals of
New York
Grave site details and political notes from Lancaster and Grand Rapids
The article describes Thaddeus Stevens’ grave in a German burial ground near Lancaster and notes an inscription about equal treatment before God. It also covers the Fifth Congressional District convention in Grand Rapids, nominating C. C. Comstock, with skepticism about his political prospects and a predicted victory for John C. Perzaritari.
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Tuk
Thaddeus Stevens
Lancaster
Pratesman
Hisumme
Sid
Fifth Congressional District
Grand Rapids
C. C. Comstock
Comstock
Ats
Congress
John C. Perzaritari
Te Id Imakings
Thorugh
Independent Republicans to Play Against Democracy This Year
A scrambled note recalls Blaine and English politics with a wary analogy to a warlike venture. It predicts independent Republicans will pose as a check on the democracy during the current canvass, serving as a counterweight to party leadership.
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Blaine’ Bult
New England
New York
Democratic Party
Cawhaige
Minal Thacyer
England
Hendricks Endorsed by Copperheads in Civil War Clash
A critical profile of Thos A Hendricks labeled a copperhead for opposing Lincoln and emancipation, praising his anti federal stance and denouncing his calls against the 14th amendment. The piece urges young voters to compare him with John A Logan, a war hero, before casting their ballots for the nation’s second in command.
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Dpeuw
Wnn
Thos
A. Hendricks
Sons of Liberty
Golden Circle
Abraham Lincoln
Todianapolis
Lincoln
Hendricks
Liveolu
Copperhead
Indiana
Sherman
John A. Logan
Reform Committee Chairman Endorses Blaine for President
Garrett Picturd of Philadelphia declares no case against Blaine after reviewing letters and public acts. He endorses Blaine and Republicanism over Cleveland and the Democrats citing civil service reform, southern rights, American manufacturing, and peaceful international relations. Carr J C Boxtrove and temperance leaders also signal support for Algor and Republican ticket to advance prohibition.
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Garrett
Reform Committee of One Hundred
Philadelphia
Blaine
South
Cleveland
Tariff Debates Reveal Party Labor Protection Divide
The placard outlines Democratic and Republican stances on tariff policy, arguing tariffs should protect American labor, fund revenue, and safeguard wages. It asserts duties should favor national industry, resist revenue-focused taxation, and support diversified production for security and prosperity.
Res Berna Denounced as Fraudulent Presidential Candidate
The article attacks Res Berna as a wandering figure damaging to Michigan and regional politics. It accuses him of corporate coziness, rail land favors, opposition to reform acts, salary grabs, habeas corpus suspension, and low wage labor practices. It portrays him as a hypocritical monopolist seeking presidential votes.
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Res Berna
Weaters
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Rapids
Chicago
Butler
Grw
Thurman
Congress
Michizao
United States
Prosperity under Republican rule contrasts with foreign labor
The passage argues that after Republicans gained power the National Bank failed, credit vanished, and Treasury bonds could be sold. It claims workers are paid in dollars, enjoys high wages, and celebrates domestic labor while criticizing free trade and foreign workers, contrasting with Britain’s harsh system and urging change by Democrats.
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Republican Party
Nallon Bank Jrupt
Turday
Jablur
Great Britain
Democratic Party
United States
Editorial Voice from a Northern Republican Paper
The piece argues that the Democratic Party supports temperance or indulgence in whisky, accusing pro prohibitionists of manipulating voters. It claims Democrats once guarded slavery and now oppose prohibition, while urging readers to read history and question St John’s value to Cleveland and temperance politics.
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Tater Ocean
Northwest
Br. John
Democratic Pyrene
Euoh Taffy
Prohibition
Golid
Democratic Party
St. John
Clevelanl
Anyanger
Prohibition ticket risks aiding Cleveland's party says editor
The piece argues that a national prohibition party would only divert votes from Blaine, indirectly harming temperance while helping the Democratic party. It condemns independents and notes heavy Democratic support among labor groups, Catholic voters, and anti-Cleveland factions.
Coming president Blaine gains new comer support
The passage argues that new comers, now numbering over half a million annually, will increasingly populate voting lists and propel James G Blaine to the presidency. It praises Blaine as a capable and patriotic statesman, likening him to Webster and Lincoln.
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Blaine
Webster
Wright
Clay
Seward
Chase
Lincoln
Maine
Janes Cb. Blaine
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