Maine muddle grows as Lamson acts governor
Gen Lamson, president of the Senate, says he has assumed the duties of governor while Ellis is named president pro tem. Legislature meets with Republicans absent. Gen Chamberlin commands the militia and refuses to recognize Gov Simson, saying it is not his role to decide constitutional questions. Fusionists to choose a governor tomorrow.
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Chamberlin
Simson
Voorhees
North Carolina
Asiees
Maine
House
Kentucky
David Davis
U. S
Circuit Courts
Cout of
Bayard
Chicago
Catroll
Bayard as Democratic nominee for chief magistrate
The Baltimore American endorses Hon. Thomas F. Bayard of Delaware as the best Democratic candidate for president. His integrity, consistency, and principled public conduct are cited as guarantees of a strong, clear policy and capable leadership, free from personal attacks.
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Democratic Party
Thomas F. Bayard
Delaware
Bayard
Baltimore American
The Great Unwritten Law on a Third Grant Term
The piece recalls past Republican opposition to a third term for a president. It cites 1875 New York and Pennsylvania conventions that unanimously opposed a third term and upheld the two term limit, noting current governors and leaders backing Conkling and Cameron. The Philadelphia Times is cited.
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General Grant
Roscoe Conkling
New York
J. Don, Cameron
Pennsylvania
Washington Letter reports limited congressional action in 1880
Washington notes few public bills passed since holidays with private pension measures flagged by Interior Department. House schedules two days for amended rules led by Randall and others, while River and Harbor bill faced committee-appropriations quarrels. Senate short sessions see two notable measures. Weaver bill support grows among petitioners for soldiers’ greenback to gold pay gap, unlikely to pass.
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D.C
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House
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Stephens
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Fryer
Garfield
Committee On Appropriations
Senate
Unwritten Law Reconsidered in Pennsylvania Politics 1880
A report on Pennsylvania Republican factions led by Cameronism pressing for a third term for Grant, challenging the unwritten law limiting presidential service. The piece notes pledges broken and the party's weakened state, with mentions of the Returning Board, Hayes, Sherman, and a debt reduction for 1879. It also includes a local legal notice about estate administrations and guardianships in Centre County.
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Noel Stem
Peter Schultz
George
Liwie Dann Samuel
Ceble
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Doin Ceble
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PD. Z. Kine
Sarah Ammermad
Kite
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Birst
Samuel Evert
George Bower
Jacob Evert
Poeun Township
A . Barlow
W. W. Peckwith
Clement Beckwith
Worth Township
LT. S. Prai
John A. Loder
Ordret J. Loder
Marion Townsip
DD. Stuut
Beila
J. Hoover
John T. Hoover
Bellefonte
Adam Vonada
Henry Vonada
Haines Township
Adam Kramrine
Oypany
P.W. Barnhart
Dacob R. Leathers
John Hughs
Howard Township
J. K. Leathers
James Phenasant
S. F. Foster
William A. Foster
Princeton
Jersey
John Huey
Peau Town
Es Uton
Jonathan Philips
Milheim
B. O. Deininger
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Centre Hill
Deininger
Millheim
First National Bank of New York Reports High Dividends and Surplus
The annual report shows 120 percent dividends, $590000 added to surplus, and an undivided surplus of $235709. Capital stock is $500009 and past year profits stand at 239 percent. The piece recalls Senator Beck’s criticisms of Treasury favors to the bank with government bond purchases and large deposits without sufficient security.
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Beck
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Pottsville
A pungent picture of Grant ism
A late 19th century Evening Telegraph quote attacks General Grant’s civil administration calling it Grantism. It argues his term ruined Republican control of state governments and Congress and questions whether voters will embrace Grantism again.
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Federal House
Senate
Hvening Telegraph
Democratic Vote Totals Show Large Lead Amid Broad Party Support
The New York Tribune almanac records 4,384,265 Democratic votes versus 4,033,95 Republican and 81,737 Greenback and 9,522 Prohibitionist votes. Democratic majority over all stands at 259,711.
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