27 Oct 1880
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1880
Page
1
Lincoln U S Collector handling JetRwent Register matters and related receivership actions. No further context available in the fragment.
Fragmentary retail patter touts healthy eating cheaper clothing and a tonic called Hop Bitters as a remedy against quack medicine. The excerpt promotes reading it in a column and hints at better times with minimal cost.
A political tract condemns the Democratic Party and outlines Republican victory expectations in Indiana and Ohio. It rails against slavery era policies, forecasts Garfield and Arthur’s victory, and urges unity under the Republican banner with call-and-response campaign verse.
A heated political fragment cites secessionist terms and Civil War era slogans. It notes a Democratic majority in the Senate vote on April 17 1880 and a House tally on May 20 1880 while invoking Lost Cause rhetoric and Southern political themes.
The excerpt debates independent press stance on political opinions and party alignment. It cites sentiment favoring greenbacks and questions the role of an independent paper with no expressed views. It discusses sectional issues, Garfield, and the 138 electoral votes connected to party strategy.
In Batavia Ohio Hon J S Blackburn recalls past loyalty to the Solid South praising Jeff Davis in 1860 and pledges steadfast support for Hancock in 1880. He asserts regional unity and political resolve amid partisan debate.
A fragment recalls Lee and Jan and urges voters to back the Democratic ticket, noting the Virginia struggle and the 1880 Staunton meeting on July 26. The message emphasizes continuity of principles and democratic unity after the Civil War era.
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