Independent sentiment tests Blaine support by Woolsey pledge
The Statesman reports Ex-President Woolsey endorsing Blaine for president and urging Republicans and patriots to back the Blaine ticket to avert a Democratic victory. It notes the impact on Connecticut independents, contrasts Schurz’s stance, and discusses Butler’s surge and Prohibition hopes in the political landscape.
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Woblsey
Mr. Blaing
Blaing
Dr. Woolsey
Connecticut
Waine
Woolsey
Courague
White
Theodore Roosevelt
Horry Sherman
Rogers
Edmunds
Blaine
Carl Schurs
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Schurz
Hayes
N.Y
Democratic Hopelessness in Presidential Canvass
The Democratic party suffers six straight presidential defeats and newspapers repeatedly predict victory amid internal discord. The piece notes prior year terms with Greeley and claims of Cleveland Hendricks triumphs despite party pressure to withdraw and rising discontent across cities and wards.
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Democratic Party
Horace Greeley
Cleveland
Hendricks
Folly on the Stump Critiques of a Democratic Speech
The piece attacks the Iowa Democratic State Convention speech by Judge Doolittle and the Democratic candidate Cleveland. It mocks the eulogy of Webster and Jackson as models, portrays Cleveland's letter as flat and unpromising, and ridicules the attempt to compare it to historical rhetorical standards. The author argues the letter fails to address issues or display ability.
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Gorsrn
Cleveland
Webster
Jackson
Chicago
Tribeas
Judge Doolittle
Iowa
Dooltils
Blaine
C d
Kson
The Party of Forgery, A Cleveland Leader Opinion
The Cleveland Leader accuses the Democratic Party of forgery, corruption, and fraud, recounting the Morey letter forgery, a doctored Green Baum circular, and alleged strategies to deceive voters and undermine Garfield. It portrays Democratic leaders, including Barnum and Abe Howitt, as masterminds of deceit.
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National Democratic Committee
Barnum
Abe Howitt
Morey
Garfield
Garfield Hag
Geome
Green Braum
Washington
Campales Tech
Bitine
Baum
South
Democracy
Cleveland
Thorn in the Flesh: Butler's Hold on Mass Democracy
A historic critique profiles Ben Butler as the central force shaping Massachusetts and national Democracy. It notes his exit from the party while still wielding influence, arguing he acted as potter not tool, able to redirect supporters and gauge future canvass dynamism.
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Butler
Latte
Bu Jer
Clevceland
Hendricks
St. John
Prohibition
Werd St. John
Congress
Snl
Blaine
Logan
Trey
Ben Sutter
Bag
Bagelage
Democratic Party
Democray
Buter
Massachusetts
Doughty
Intes
Bay State
Hamlet
Dane
Greenbavker
Ike
Erie
New Jersey
York
Mr Cleveland Letter Acknowledges Ignorance of Policy
The letter of acceptance by Mr. Cleveland is marked by surprise and disappointment and reveals little about his views on Democratic policy or major state matters. It omits clear stances on tariff, civil service reform, or presidential duties, leaving ten million voters ignorant of his positions and inviting debate over its meaning.
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Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Hancock
New York World
Casrier-Journal
Lous
Democratic Party
Congresa
Thia Vory
House
Senate
Andrew Johnson
New York
Cleveland Big
Cembry
Bigine
Logan
Hutler
Hendricks
Hig
Athe
Puneene
Indidnapolie Journal
Street Laborers Vote Echo in City Politics
A fragment notes street laborers as a decisive majority in voting patterns, while the remark compares the influence of a lately botched-up candidacy to a mummy exhibit at a banquet, reflecting mood in the Democratic sphere of the states.
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Coutus
Thia
St Lanis
Globe-Democrat
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Danbury, Conn
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Wilson
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