The Constitution and the fate of election laws
A broad critique asserts the Constitution as the supreme law nullifies unconstitutional election powers. It argues that voters facing arrest without due process undermine civil rights and calls for proper authorities to invalidate elections tainted by such abuses.
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Political chant chaos across states over Foster and Looper
A jumble of bold headlines from Minnesota to Pennsylvania touts Foster and various running mates under many spellings. Editors mock the confusion and suggest a single alias to unify support, noting the Ohio and Wisconsin chatter contrasts with other state cries as the Vienna garrison population is cited at about 30 000 more.
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Double Vindication Dominates Maryland Political Scene
A Washington letter reports Democrats in Congress winning a double vindication via the Army bill and the Judiciary Committee's stance on Hayes vetoes. It notes Republicans shrinking support, Bayes approval prospects, Knott's constitutional argument, and internal party strife in Maryland.
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