Outrage at Wilmington Prompted Political Blame
The article defends the Wilmington assault on a Democratic procession as a Republican provocation. It notes several wounded, cites marshals and imported roughs, and argues violence exists in both unions and southern states with equal force. It mentions the forthcoming presidential vote and honors Gettysburg's hero.
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Associated Press
Texas
Wilmington
Delaware
Cairo
Ilinois
William McKinney
T. A. Lane
C. C. Montgomery
W. S. Weir
William Long
Frank McGinnis
Feane Pierce
Morey Pike
Thomas Jones
E. C. Rilley
John Dennel
The
Sunday Mirror
Wibnington
Cotton States
Philadelphia
New York
Gettysburg
Democrats eye renewed drive in Indiana and Ohio
In Ohio and Indiana Democrats forecast renewed efforts before the presidential election. They claim small GOP leads in Ohio may shrink Garfield’s margin and push Hancock forward, while Indiana Democrats expect Hancock to win. The Indiana party cites favorable press and cross-party support among voters.
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Oho
Indiana
Ohio
Foster
Hancock
Garfield
Democratic State Central Committee
Columbus
Sanders
Hoosier
A Good Suggestion on Elections and Government
The New York Herald argues from an independent stance that the nation could run without a government or an election. It notes wartime leaders abroad and questions the value of a presidential contest, suggesting governance by least interference may be best.
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New York Herald
Washington
Oregon
Sherman
Army
Treasury
Evarts
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Davenport
Nominations Named By Tamman Hall and Irvin Hall Conventions
The Yammany Hall County Convention re assembled and endorsed nominations from both Tamman Hall and Irvin Hall for mayor recorder judge and aldermen at large. The Democratic Executive Committee of Indiana decries Republican frauds and urges continued unity and effort without reliance on federal machinery.
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Yammany Hall
John Kelly
Irwin Hall
B. J. Kenney
Trwin Hall
Tammany Hall
Democratic Executive Committee of
Indiana
Congress
County political mobilization urged to boost turnout
A call to energize county land township organizations to maximize voter participation and shift the statewide result. Leaders claim a three-vote change per precinct can overturn the current majority in the presidential election, with a determined executive committee urging unity and persistence. Also notes registration in San Francisco surpassing 1876, arrests for false registration in progress, rail rate wars and public reaction, Augustus Schell declining NYC mayoral nomination, Mormon Elders touring the South, and Michigan suing the Michigan Southern for back charges.
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Wim. B. English
A. A. Hendricks
J. BE. McDonald
Stealy
Pranklin Sanders
Wm. Fleming
K. M. Cropsy
James M. Rice
San Francisco
United States
Marshall Poole
Chicago
Augustus Schell
Democracy
New York
St. Louis
Utah
Michigan
Michigan Southern
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Shepard
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Bridge Street
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Hurboldt County
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