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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1879
Page
4
The piece argues Republicans hold an advantage in national politics due to financial steadiness and anti fiat money stances, while criticizing Democrats for obstruction, factionalism, and a return to old wartime issues. It also mocks George Washington as outdated and unfit for modern politics.
The piece presents Hon. Z. Chandler's re nomination speech as a concise history of the Republican party and the nation over the past twenty five years. It notes Chandler born December 10 1818 in Bedford New Hampshire now 66 living in Detroit. He served in the Senate from 1867 to 1875 and was Interior Secretary under Grant.
Senator Crandler of Michigan declined a welcome demonstration upon his Washington return, showing prudence amid ongoing celebration of Carpenter and Logan. The text notes such pagesantry rarely quiets doubts about these figures for the country or party and hints at a capital crowd of political scammers feeding at public funds.
The passage notes that arranging a procession or serenade flatters patrons but yields no real advantage for the general populace. It implies that such displays are performative rather than beneficial to the community.
Senator Chandler thanks the convention for the honor and defends his record while tracing the Republican party’s birth in Michigan, its Civil War leadership, national debt funding, and ongoing mission to secure full rights for citizens across the United States. He denounces rebels and predicts continued Republican strength into 1880.
A San dusky Ohio Register item notes a reporter braving the night on Water Street and touts Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as a cure priced at twenty five cents, promising relief from colds and coughs.
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