Democratic Crosscurrents and Electoral Rambles
The Express surveys national and local politics, noting Blaine’s near majority in the National Convention, possible Grant nomination implications, and Democratic seat-stealing disputes. It covers barbed wire fence law, court-expense curbs, and Ohio Indiana election shifts with Republican gains signaling potential recovery of Tacoliana.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Tacoliana
Blaine Favored by Most Republicans in Second District
The piece argues two favorites for Congress in the Second District are Blaine and Grant with Blaine papers ahead. It notes several papers in favor and highlights concern over a Grant nomination weakening Republican chances driven by district sentiment and possible leadership by Mr. Price who will not seek re-election.
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Mahin
Muscatine Journal
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Jerry
Chicago
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Davenport
Our City
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Blaine
Clinton Herald
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Tit Express
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Feld
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Maquoketa Excelsior
Tipton Advertiser
Lyons Advertiser
Bellevue Leader
Davenport Gazette
Hiram Price
Maquoketa
Price
Kingdom of
Jones
Chisago
Geo. Grant
Price and Mahin in Blaine dispute split
The Journal notes Hiram Price and John Mahin linked to Blaine views, debating Price's 98 presiding of the Blue Club and his political loyalties. It questions consistency as a congressman and denounces faked urgency, urging fairness and truth in Republican commentary.
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National Blaine Club
John Mahin
Blaine
Monrice
Express
Cincinnati
Tae Express
Tie Express
Mr. Price
Congress
Blue Club
Tis Express
Hiram
Muscatine Journal
Muahin
Dudgeon
Price Conflicts Over Third Term Allegations in Republican Faction
The article analyzes disputes over John Price and his stance on third term ambitions for Grant, Logan, Conkling, and Cameron. It critiques the Journal for hostile insinuations, noting Price’s past postmaster terms and district nominations, arguing the editor harms his influence.
Immortality lecture by Hon Gov Wendling at Monticello
The speech argues for the immortality of the soul, asserting a spiritual body distinct from the brain, and cites science, philosophy, and religious testimony. It critiques infidelity and defends belief in life after death through rational argument and historical examples.
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