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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1880
Page
3
A verbose political address by a senior Republican figure praising Lincoln era victory, defending protective tariffs, and criticizing Democrats. He argues for unity through a strong national government, denounces southern sectionalism, and calls Ohio and Pennsylvania to support Republican candidates amid claims of Democratic misrule and economic peril.
The speech denounces fraud at the ballot box and warns that democracy depends on a majority will. It extols Republican safeguards, laments corruption in elections, and urges white and black voters to unite for an honest vote and national honor. Garfield praised. Hayes era issues noted.
Senator James G. Blaine of Maine addressed about 10 000 in Wheeling West Virginia urging Republicans to stand firm amid a unprecedented campaign. He warned of Democratic control of the Supreme Court if Hancock wins and urged Greenbackers to spread Bayard’s stance against greenbacks.
Gen Weaver writes to Frank Hughes of Pennsylvania defending his opposition to the Fusion electoral ticket in Maine. He accuses Hughes of slander and defends Greenback stance, stating he remains in open fight against the Republican wing and will not join with old parties to seize power.
The Secretary of State Wm M Evarts spoke at a Republican mass meeting in New York City’s Cooper Union. Hugh McCulloch presided and warned that a change now would bring evil, praising Hayes while recalling Lincoln and criticizing the Buchanan to Lincoln shift. The speech argued twenty years of Republican trust and Democratic resistance and condemned a return to Democratic power as unpatriotic.
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