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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1877
Page
2
The piece argues labor party strength locally in Moline and Rock Island, critiques party loyalties, and asserts the paper’s Republican stance. It notes workers forming a distinct party to redress wrongs and predicts shifts in support ahead of elections.
The Davenport Gazette quotes articles urging Republicans in Moline to cast ballots next Tuesday to defeat the renomination of a rival and to stand for right over party fealty. It cites local politics, wire pullers, and the influence of a newcomer amid Democratic pressure.
A Washington correspondent reports on political maneuvering around the presidential toovvle narrowing to electoral matters. Discussions touch on Mr Chandler, Scarley Matthews, and Lee Mi, with debates in the senate on Belford, Kellogg, Shafford, and Baste, amid calls for caution and warnings of a southern Democratic influence.
Factions within the Republican ranks oppose Limgstreet's Georgia marshal job claiming offense to their section. Protests by Gordon Hill and Lamar reportedly helped defeat his nomination while Hilliard supporters fear confirmation due to Confederacy ties. The piece notes ongoing concerns in the cabinet over various issues including Sitting Bull.
The document outlines a proclamation praising divine providence for a bountiful harvest and national peace. It extols gratitude for health, lack of major disasters, and prosperity across the nation, urging reverence to God and devotion to constitutional duties. The address closes with formal dating and secretary confirmation.
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The report notes a higher number of failures and related fatalities in the United States and Canada for the third quarter, with total nine month figures for 1875 and 1876 showing declines from prior years. It cites the low mood in business easing but warns of continued economic strain.
Vice President Wheeler, after a long conference with the President, told the Washington Republican he believes the President’s approach to the Southern States is prudent. He said the policy is not a formal doctrine but a principle vital to future peace and prosperity.
The speaker argues the President will be vindicated in time and the Republican party must drift for principle now to prevent disaster. He asserts liberal Democrats and discontented Republicans will unite, with future vindication strengthening party harmony. Senator Blaine and Davis figures are noted, plus court reform and a granger gathering.
The Cecil Democrat reports most mills halted by a recent cyclone are back in operation. Other items note a Leenborg couple eloping, a Chinese Consulate General in San Francisco, a theater manager suing the Turkish Sultan, and trends in Maine logging. Also mentions New York City population estimates, and New York’s role in national trade and grain receipts.
A New York dispatch reports modest improvement in wholesale trade since August, with buyers cautious yet able to meet obligations. Clerks, merchants, and manufacturers note healthier demand from farming districts and local industries, plus rising luxury purchases such as jewelry. The Congressional Directory sketch highlights Theos J. Jefferson and Thomas J. Tendraen, noting military service and political roles, including a 1868 presidential elector appointment and Congress terms.
Let the immigrant understand that his children can be freely educated in public schools. Education brings migration of the best kind and is a strong advertisement for your fate. Support education and peace, prosperity will follow.
A collage of light verse and satirical snippets on fashion, manners, work, and social foibles. The column riffs on paper shirts, lovers and money, travel wages, hotel clerks and barbers unemployment, and noble travelers abroad with a wry, era familiar tone.
Farmlands offered for sale or exchange appear in a public notice listing. Properties described include locations suitable for agricultural use. The notice invites inquiries from interested buyers or exchanges and lists contact details for further information.
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