National Financial And Political Roundup From Washington
A Washington telegram reports October 1 totals for gold at 83 69 981 003 and silver at 149 700 335 with Treasury holdings and large circulation figures. It notes Dead Letter Office mail counts, cotton crop conditions, mint coinage, epizootic outbreaks, rail disaster aftermath, and political moves across states including nominations, suffrage gains, and anti railroad farmer actions.
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Epizootics, rail strikes, and western trouble on the 18th
Reports show mild epizootic spreading among Chicago horses while sixty deaths in two weeks occur in Indianapolis. A Wabash Chicago & Alton rail war erupts in Chicago as fares spike to several cities. A New Mexico pursuit ends with three killed after thieves are confronted. Obelisk guards in New York, a church conference debate on hell and salvation, and a Charlestown fire cause heavy losses. Telegraphs note jailings in Colorado over a murder tied to surrender to Indians.
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Endowment aims for Griswold College and Iowa church notes
Griswold College Davenport seeks a $200000 endowment for professorships and better library and lab equipment while the college is valued at about $150000. The bishop and trustees see a favorable time to secure funds. A separate note reports a deadly bull attack near Ottumwa and a fatal railroad incident in Creston.
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Congratulatory Address from Indiana Republican Central Committee
The Indiana Republican State Central Committee issues congratulations to Indiana Republicans for a crucial victory. It urges vigilance to defend constitutional amendments, protect equal rights, and oppose Southern-leaning Democrats as the nation and state move forward.
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Wade Hampton Speech Sparks Red Shirt Conflict in Marion
The Marion gathering drew about 700 Red Shirts marching in dust as Wade Hampton criticized Lincoln era critics. The Charleston News and Courier notes banners supporting Hancock Hagood and Richardson displayed by a Red Shirt club. Democrats blamed Hancock supporters and English for party turmoil amid national discussions on tariffs and court decisions.
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Republican Veterans Hear Urgent Call on Gubernatorial Victory
The Republican National Committee declares a decisive post election trend toward nationwide Republican gains. It cites Ohio and Indiana leads, a Senate likelihood, and aims to secure presidential electors and a Republican House in 1870s style language, warning Democrats against thwarting war-time gains.
Planks of the Democratic Platform as Seen by the New York Tribune
The New York Tribune lists a series of alleged Democratic policies and shifts, accusing the party of surrendering national sovereignty, replacing financial policy, and undermining federal authority. It rails against secessionist tendencies, state banks, repudiation, disenfranchisement, and corruption in the judiciary and executive offices.
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N. Y. Tribune
Republicans sweep the nation in decisive election victory
The article proclaims a sweeping Republican triumph with Porter winning the state ticket and eight Congressmen elected, plus a large legislature majority. It credits unity within the party and voter loyalty for defeating Democratic stances, hailing the win as a defining, nationwide moment for free government. The piece ties the success to broader Republican strength and the perceived missteps of Democrats.
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