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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1880
Page
4
Four individuals including Atoun Varner Nance and Edward J. Caras are listed in the latest court docket. The entry records appear to reference minor actions and affiliations with local groups, with no further details given.
Gov Cornell predicts a strong Republican showing in New York with a large cross party vote. He argues the non-partisan vote could reach 30 000, shifting the statewide result by about 60 000, and asserts Republicans will win the state and thus electors.
The Shetton Clipper debuting this week is a five column eight page paper described as bright fresh keen cutting and sarcastic. The note claims the Clipper is the funereal knell to the Shetton Clarion and wishes Mr. Clipper luck in finding readers.
A fragmented notice urges public interest in a Friday night talk on polo issues. References attendees and speakers RK Vepur tine and Hon A F Prokoues. The message invites ladies to attend, with an enthusiastic call to rejoice.
The speech portrays the South demanding pay for homes destroyed farms laid waste and slaves freed by Yankee plunderers and urges the North to understand atonement is due. The piece also dismisses Democratic denials and brands opponents as evasive political tricks aiming to mislead the public.
The piece accuses the northern press of deceit and alleges the solid South seeks to seize government reins to tax active business states to pay for wartime losses and freed slaves. It cites Hampton's speech as evidence of published lies and warns against Democratic editors denying proven claims.
Gen Grant urges support for the Republican ticket in Warren Ohio. He defends the party as national, pro life and property protection, credit and debt payment, and notes Republicans foster farming, manufacturing, and education while Democrats oppose these aims when in power.
De Englehart of Rising addressed the Democrats last Saturday evening after which a Hancock and English club formed with about thirty two members. Ike D Nethaidt and H G Thorndan spoke before Teckbery Publicans last night, leading to the Garfe'd wed Arthur club forming with twenty three members.
The report notes Dainty receiving the first premium, with a comment on REGGHO and daily recognition.
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