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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1880

Page

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Maine Governor Election Returns Fan Greenback Debate

A Maine governor race remains doubtful with Plaisted appearing ahead by a narrow margin as official canvass looms. The piece accuses Gen Hancock of premature praise for a Greenback victory and frames the outcome as a Greenbacker triumph, while noting potential inaccuracies in town counts and the impact on markets.

Tom Express Maine Plaisted Democratic Tilden Ben Butler Bill English Democratic National Committee Hancock Anamosa Journal Tie Gen. Weaver Greenback Party State Central Committee Greenback James B. Weaver Mr. Monger Sapa

Hancock Will Carry New York and Southern States Says The Clinton Age

The Clinton Age argues that New York and the Southern states will cast their electoral votes for Hancock as a business decision. It decries New York’s 80,000 Democratic majority as ignorant and subservient to party leaders, claims Hancock’s opponents have opposed resumption and honest money, and cites public expenditures and tax shifts. The piece contrasts Northern and Southern tax shares and notes liberal and infidel critiques at a Cedar Rapids meeting and Chicago gathering.

Clinton Age New York Hancock Empire State Maine Democratic Party Zaderal North Zzderad

Obscene literature repeal drive dominates 1880 Liberal convention

The convention urged repeal of all laws restricting circulation of obscene material through the mails. Col Ingersoll resigns as vice president amid a surge of ultra liberalism. The gathering denounces Comstock laws while defending free expression and lampoons Mrs Luke as fanatical.

Col. Ingersoll League Uttra Mrs. Luke

Farwell Nominated for Congress in Iowa Second District

The Congressional Convention in the Second District nominated Major S. B. Farwell of Jones county for Representative. The Republican banner is seen as strong with expected gains in the next Congress. Readings from the Hawkeye and Davenport Gazette show rising Republican support and favorable comparison to past totals.

Des Moines Major Farwell Iowa Cedar Rapids Major S Farwell Jones County Congress Burlington Hawkeys Monricello Express Tue Express Davenport Gazette Hawkeye Price Brannan Geiger Greenback

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