Grant declines to preside over further campaign meetings
Washington dispatch notes Ex President Ulysses S. Grant declining to chair additional campaign events beyond those already arranged. Immigrant arrivals total about 50 508 with most from Europe. Steamboat accidents claim 185 lives in the fiscal year ending June 30 1880. Treasury discovers New Orleans mint produced about 1 250 000 in gold and silver after the war.
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Washington
Grant
Marshall Jewell
Republican National Committee
Dunne
United States
Treasury Department
New Orleans
Confederacy
United ‘Statea Treasury
Treasury
Consolidated political dispatches and campaign notes
Dispatches from San Francisco to Solon Chase report nominations in Missouri Wisconsin Maryland and Michigan with sporadic local famine news from Norton County Kansas detailing wheat failures and worm devastation. The Ute treaty progress is noted and a Cubaico judge fines Jerre Dunn for horse cruelty as the presidential party sails to Oregon.
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Denis Kramney
San Francisco
Solon
Chase
Missouri
M.A. Rosenblatt
Alabama
Arthur Bingham
Wisconsin
J. C. Gregory
Acconnixe
Des Moines
Iowa
Levi Johnson
Norton County
Kansas
Phillips
Sherman
Decatur
Sheridan
Rawlins
Maryland
E. N. Webster
Congress
E. H. Craig
Army of the Cumberland
Toledo
P. H. Sheridan
H. M. Cist
John W. Steele
J. 8. Fullerton
Michiigan Democrats
J. B. Sheldon
George Mounds
Secretary of the Interior
Ute Commission
Oregon
Cubcaco Justice
Jerre Dunn
Democratic and military notes across states and seas
The Democrats of Missouri and California districts nominate congressmen Thomas Allen and General Rosecrans. Irish American Republican convention meets in Saratoga endorsing party platform. Grasshopper swarms devastate crops near Jacksboro Texas. U S Circuit Court in Louisville blocks postal ban on lottery letters. Wren arrested for large-scale embezzlement in New Orleans. French cereal output set to 102 million hectoliters. demand for American wheat up. Cardinal Renan notified of archbishopric in Chicago. Howgate to return Gulnare to Washington. expedition to renew next spring. Jersey City tunnel collapse bodies recovered. four identified. Utah Supreme Court orders poll-list review for women voters. U S mail volume and postage rise for year. Van Presbyterian Council to meet next in Belfast.
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Missouri
Thomas Allen
Congress
California
United States Circuit Court
Louisville
J. QO. Wren
Gauthreaux
New Orleans
United States
Lyons
France
Department of State
Washington
Germany
Russia
Renan
Nashville
Vatican
Chicago
Elowgate
Gulnare
T. Johns
Newfoundland
Howgate
Jersey City
Utah Territorial Supreme Court
Salt Lake
Tue Van-Presbyterian Council
Philadelphia
Belfast
Ireland
Iowa M E Conference appointments list and fires
A lengthy roll of assignments and supplied positions across Iowa districts is published by the Iowa M E Conference, naming pastors for various circuits and churches including Burlington, Keokuk, Ottumwa, Knoxville, Mount Pleasant, and others. Incidents include a Burlington fire at Sunders mill, a fatal lightning strike in Taylor Township, and a murder-suicide in Eufaula.
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Iowa M. BE
Centerville
Knoxville
Burlington District
Cowles
Burlington First Church
McCheanays Hurricaetons South
W. Hurkitt
Burlington Chevut
Gm.battle
Alnaworth
N. Wells
Ottenaan
Noose
Cohitusbus City
Onesvio
J. W. Lewis
Danville
Myers
Port Madi
Housel
Kossuth
Corley
Wayland
Nurton
Morning San
Meeting Mount Pleasant Circuit
O. PB. Light
New London
Lon
Busby
Wapotla
Holcomb
Mt. Pleasant Quarterly Conturenes
W. Siberts
Mexico
Uaditine
G. N. Power
G. Muss Ontine
John Haynes
A. McClintonk
Blue Grass
Henny Kosta
Id. Potter
Lotteville
Lotteville, We N. Hath: Gone 'Treo, 8H. ‘Thomas; Marengo, 1 A. Hroderick
Milleraburg
C.C. Shelton
Oxford
U. C
Sanity Pleasint
Will
Brooklyn
A.B. Paugh
Oskaloosa
E. J. Shreiner
Flist Church
J. C. W. Coxe
Oulkaloosa
Simpson
R.A
Oxkiloosa
Wooley Chapel
Marshall
J.B. Blakeney
Hencon
DC. Moray
Addyville
Cowen
Palla
Maceland
Granville and Poorin
Idonos
Jose Hill
Smith
Searshoro
T. M. Hardy
What Choor
Norton
OP. Craver
Mia Blenary
Ottumwa
W. G. Wilson
Clarice
Jerome
B. N. Boydston
Kirkaville
J. Perguson
J. W. Robinson
Maryayille
Unionville
BOS
Dally
Staimone
LW. U
Churcb
Dickinson County
Boone
Burlington
Aspalmier & Dupries
Henry Squires
Warren County
J. D. Ewina
Kittanning
Parsonal College
Fairfield
Joan Banks
Taylor Township
Allamakee County
Lime Springs
Tue
Des Moines Glucosa Company
Tue Hascchmidt
Lansing
New Albia
Wilson & Laurie
Davenport
Missouri
St. Louis
Harley
Tagwie
Democratic party in 1870s era rebuked in political condemnation
A long critical review traces the Democratic party from the Civil War era through 1880, accusing it of traitorous actions, repudiation, and anti reconstruction stances. The piece denounces its leaders, questions General Hancock's suitability, and argues the party remains untrustworthy with national governance.
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Tray
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
South
Jommoaratic Party
Groenbackers
Hayes
Pha Democratic Party
Congress
Maine
Codoros
Oregon
Florida
South Carolan
Finao
Hancock
Independent
Democratic Consistency questioned by Worcester spy
The WorcesterMass Spy editorial attacks the Democratic party as inconsistent and opportunistic opposing reform, citing past stance on amendments and a pattern of sacrificing principles for power. It argues the party remains suspect, dominated by self interest, and unlikely to lead in postwar reforms.
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J. B. Simpson
D. B. Simpson’s Medicine CO
Noa
Main St
Buffalo, N. Ye
Monticello
Suelie Tiares
Democratic Party
Remiblican
Reepublicaniain
Sumter
Appomattox
Congress
Medlin
Greenback
Flint Money Party
Trad
Cincinnati
Greenbrokers
United States
Lotrenson
Wisconsin State Journal
Political Paradoxes and Partisan Claims From a Fragmented Speech
A garbled section quotes supporters arguing for Republican dominance in New York and criticizing Democrats over loyalty and policy. It cites a large external debt savings claim and questions about elections, peace, and federal authority with scattered mentions of Maine, South Carolina, and Confederate versus Union soldiers.
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Conkling
New York
South Carolina
Maine
Jel. Davis
Democratic Party
South
United States
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Pennville
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Portland
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