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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1880
Page
2
The town of Cavmbdridge with 1200 residents near completion of a courthouse project costing 67400 dollars, described as one of the finest mortherly structures. General Sam Carey of Ohio noted as a political agitator with shifting party ties, his influence cited as ensuring the defeat of Plan cock regardless of affiliation.
Carr Payne heads a group of 800 settlers who evaded troops and seized land in the Padaian Territory against the President's proclamation. General Pope has been ordered by telegraph to enter the territory and arrest all whites involved. Second offenses will face full legal punishment.
Ex Senator Barney Piuldens was named Chiattuan of the Democratic National Committee on Tuesday signaling a consolidation of control by Gramercy Park and Cipherley Hoss. Tilden views the move as stronger to influence party leadership from behind the scenes rather than holding the throne.
In a Nas speech Stephen A. Douglas opposed Lyman Trumbull the Illinois candidate for governor. Douglas described Trumbull as the author of a plan to repudiate much of the state debt, which Douglas said would bring infamy to Illinois. The speaker recounted confronting repudiation at a House meeting and claimed Trumbull’s malice has haunted him since.
A condensed notice previews a political letter by Garfield, noting its strong prudent tone and statesmanlike quality. It promises a fuller publication later but outlines the nomination implied and the confidence the communication conveys.
The speaker urges support for the convention platform and asserts Republican fidelity to national authority. He denounces state supremacy, favors honest elections, free voting, and jealously guards the Constitution as the supreme law while addressing economic policy and postwar reconciliation.
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