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Newspaper

New Harmony Register

Location

New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1884

Page

2

Anti Blaine Republicans Press for Honest Government in Massachusetts

A public address by the Committee of One Hundred denounces past GOP corruption under Grantism. It urges voters to back Democratic candidate Grover Cleveland in November, arguing loyalty to honest government over party line and calling for reform within the party.

Committee of One Hundred Massachusetts Republican Party Lincoln Seward Sumner Andrew Stanton Fessenden Blaine Robeson Keifer Elkins Clayton Kellogg Secretary of the Navy House of Representatives Secretary of the Interior Colfax Bel Ikemap Delano Williams Treasury Department Sanvern Post Office Department United States Dlisect Virginia Congress West Virginia Washington Paat James G. E le Gauntlet Democratic Party Ian Fox Proccn Pesci Weavow Cleveland

Blaine Faces Prohibition Issue In Mixed Messages

The Chicago Herald reports Blaine dodges the prohibition question amid campaign chatter. Dispatches from Maine note Blaine plans to vote on the proposition as the nation debates temperance policy.

Mi. Blaine Chicago Herald Laws Hivine Maine Blaine

What Is He Prohibition or Personal Liberty in Blaine Case

The column questions Blaine's stance on local liquor ban, arguing he avoided voting to please two hostile sides. It asserts a Prohibitionist cannot gain support from temperance groups and liquor interests simultaneously, and asks what his true stance on moral laws is. It stresses his duty as citizen and the political contradiction in his positions.

Blaine Good Templars

Maine went to Blaine amid bribery and corruption claims

A Augusta special to the New York World portrays extensive vote buying to secure a Republican win in Maine. It accuses Blaine allies of building a corrupt system with post office clerks as political messengers and alleges thousands sold votes, labeling the victory a dearly bought result and criticizing civic leaders and party loyalties.

New York World Augusta Blaine Robie Prohibition Neal Dow Anson Morrill Joe Manley State House Manley Manly Joe Manly Maine Copiah Danville

Maine Vote Confirms Republican Victory By Wide Margin

The Maine election produced a Republican plurality of about 16,000 with expectations of 20,000 plus. Democrats failed to mobilize their base amid strategic shifts and a Greenbacker withdrawal, leading to subdued turnout and a enjoyably large GOP lead despite sparse Democratic turnout and limited mobilization efforts.

Chicago Ind Rep Maine Hannibal Hamlin Robie Tilden Kobie

Logans Expelled for Not Paying Dues in G A R Origins

Albany dispatch reports a Blaine faction in the Grand Army of the Republic expelling G A R member Logan over unpaid dues and political splits. A letter from H C Hunt to a fellow member voices uncompromising Republican aid and criticizes party leaders while urging reform. Roscoe Conkling weighs in on Cleveland and Blaine for national office.

Logan Blaine Grand Army Albany New York World H. C. Hunt Sun Republican Party Grand Army of the Republic Kuch Bezopre Reform Governo Grover Cleveland H C. Hunt

Another Pharisee Accepts Vice Presidency in Newport Club

Col George E Waring Jr writes from Newport Aug 18 accepting the Vice Presidency of the Independent Republican Club here. He praises Gov Cleveland as a strong honest fearless leader and opposes Blaine, arguing the party must uphold integrity and civil service reform to preserve national peace and prosperity.

George E. Waring, Jr Independent Republican Club Newart R. I Col. Waring Mr. Greeley National Board of Health Newport R. 1 Charles Acton Ives Kay Blaine Republican Party Reaity Big Hoar Hawley Long Mulligan Democratic Party Gov Cleveland Myr

A Republican Wail and Medill Plea for Illinois Funds

A New York telegram reports Chicago Tribune editor Joseph Medill urging immediate aid to Illinois Republicans from national figures to fund a pro Blaine canvass. He warned Germans and Prohibition voters could swing Illinois against Blaine, noting Democrats’ money advantage and state committee demoralization. He suggested Logan’s allies lacked funds and leadership to mount a strong campaign before November.

New York Chicago Inter Ocean Blaine Ocean Joseph Medill Chicago Tribune Elkins National Committee State Committee of Illinois Harrison Blaine Medill Prohibition Party Garfield Ilinois Republican Party of Umork Logan Honecht

Republican writer cautions Harrison has a fighting chance

A letter signed by a Republican critic argues Carter Harrison holds a fighting chance of election. The writer claims labor unions are largely Democratic and urges Harrison supporters to awaken labor leaders and work earnestly for victory next November.

Hiter Geean Carter Harrison Mnvbns

Miserable Irish anti Cleveland demonstration in Chicago

Illinois politics report a dismal anti Cleveland rally in Chicago. About 1,000 attendees showed solid Democratic leanings, with few prominent Republicans present. The piece notes discouragement among Chicago Republican leaders, hints at fund-raising pressure, and mentions a growing Independent Republican movement led by figures like McClurg and MacVeach plus merchants and publishers backing Cleveland. Garden City.

Chicago Cleveland Blaine Chicago Tribe Blaine Organ John F. Finerty Patrick Crowe Peoria England Joseph Medill The Tribune New York National Republican Committee Ilinois Inter Qcean Blaine Journal Ater Qucean Carter Harrison Knight Northwestern A. GC. McClurg Hor. A. M. Wright Franklin MacVeach H. A. Gardner Garden City

Cleveland for the present crisis says Irish advocate

Mrs. Delia T. Stewart Parnell campaigns in New York sharing strong support for Gov. Cleveland as the Democratic standard bearer. She urges Irish Americans to back Cleveland, cites Democratic records on Irish issues, and casts Blaine as allied with Jay Gould. She warns failure could imperil Ireland's cause.

New York Chicago Delia T. Stewart Parnell Cleveland Democratic Party Republican Party National Party Ireland O'Connor Grant Congress Democrats

Widow Morrill denounces Blaine in Ohio appeal

Augusta special to the Chicago Herald details Mrs. Charlotte Morrill’s indignant reply to an Ohio letter urging Lot Morrill to aid James Blaine. She recalls his death, disputes Blaine’s rise, and notes Morrill’s resignation and Connor's appointment to Blaine. The retort references Little Rock railroad bonds and a perceived political reward.

Augusta Chicago Herald Lot M. Morrill Maine Morrill Treasury Grant Blaine Senator Morrill Vance Winthrop Street Washington Morill Ohio Husbad Brown Ogden Stk Lat Tam Columbus Reat James. Blaine Mr. Blaine Charlotte D. Morrill Mrs. Morrill Little Rock Mulligan Chamberlain Connor Congress Elaine West

Blaine's Treachery to Senator Morrill Boston Thriller

Boston special reports Mrs. Charlotte Morrill's letter to the Republican Committee of Ohio attacks Blaine as unscrupulous. The piece traces Morrill's Senate resignation bargain, Blaine’s later appointment, and enduring distrust. It notes growing anti Blaine sentiment in Boston, the independent movement, and a possible Cleveland carry in Massachusetts. It also discusses Paganini’s genius and other varied items.

Boston Chicago Charlotte Morrill Republican Committee of Ohio Morrill Maine Blaine Lot Morrill Congressional Mulligan Senate Treasury Grant Gov. Connor Gen. Chamberlain Connor Bunt Washington Cleveland Independent State Committee

What Is He Now Blaine in His Mature Manhood

The editorial attacks James G Blaine detailing Know Nothing editorials against immigration and foreign born citizens. It accuses him of bribery, corruption, and detestable conduct while Secretary of State and mocks his suitability for the presidency. Henry Ward Beecher labeled him among the most corrupt figures in government.

Blaine Catholic Church America Pry Fisher Mulligan St. Louis Globe-Democrats McSweeney Yiken Midianapolis Cleveland Henry Ward Beecher

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miassachusetts Party of Roscoe Conkling Col George TL. Waring, In Chicago “Tribune Cee Ebris Charles S. Parnell Jay Gould James G. Blaine Paganini Genius Carlyle Europe Genoa Rolla Parma Faraday Shirley Brooks Incorporated Law Society Webster George Sand Sand Flaubert G. W. Lindquist Billy Manning Billy Arkansaw
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