Speakings Schedule Across Towns Highlight 1884 Campaign
Listings show Jas J Walsh and others slated to speak in Shelburn Sullivan Dugger Pittsburg Carlisle Oaktown New Lebanon Milam Paxton and more on October 4th to 11th with multiple speakers including Dugger Kelly schoolhouse and Jay Gould champion laboring man backing Blaine. Governor Hendricks and John Carlisle also set for Sullivan October 25 1884.
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Jas. J. Walsh, Esq
Greenfield
Shelburn
Sullivan
Dugger
CO. E. Barrett, Esq
Mr. Wash
John C. Briggs
Oaktown
Kelly School
New Lebanon
Milam
Paxton
Hendricks
John G. Carlisle
Judge Gooding Rebukes Partisan Sermons at Court House
The judge denounces clacking Republicans who preach politics from the pulpit and smear Cleveland from a Republican standpoint. The Indianapolis Journal is accused of hypocrisy for criticizing Cleveland while having started the dirt on July 12 with remarks about his private character and presidential duties.
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Judge Gooding
Court House
Indianapolis Journal
Cleveland
David
Gooding
Blaine
Republican Party
Republicans of this place praise speakers and allies
The republicans of this place are peculiarly and wonderfully blest. Col. Tom Nelson spoke to them Monday evening, and Green backer Coulson, Carlyle's meanest man of all the earth, they have with them all the time.
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Col
Tom Nelson
Greenbacker Coulson
Carlyle
Court House
Logan
Blaine
Cleveland
Col. Young and Demagogy in Indiana Politics
Col W G Young leads a Republican joint representative bid branding his platform as demagogic on state economy temperance and debt. The piece critiques tariff pools and labor stress while calling out political rivals and noting shifting Ohio support for Cleveland in a broad state and national context.
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W.G. Young
Republican Party
Col. Young
St.John
Tilden
Indiana
Tariff Comparisons Show Slow Growth in Morrill Era
A table by Philpott Iowa uses national census data to compare growth under Morrill Tariff with Walker Tariff. It shows percentage increases in thirteen key items from 1850 to 1860 1870 80. The average of 1860-70 and 1870-80 is used for the comparison.
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Philpott
Iowa
The Chances in Ohio and its political swing
The article notes Ohio's close history in elections since 1872 with seven Republican victories and five Democratic wins. It cites 1872 1875 1876 1878 1879 1880 1881 for Republicans and 1878 1874 1877 1882 1883 for Democrats, and mentions Republican presidential candidates from Ohio in 1876 and 1880.
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Ohio
National Treasury and National Act
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Prices rise for steel rails to 27.50 in Pennsylvania while a Chesterfield Michigan man Daniel Fuller hanged himself in a barn. Georgia pine leads to Lacrosse Wisconsin market, Newport Michigan man Perry Bordeau fatally shot during grape theft. Samuel Hays shot dead in Chattanooga. 95 degree heat and sun stroke in Petersburg Virginia. Wisconsin wheat riot figure B Q Hutchinson dies in San Francisco. Shelbyville Kentucky tramp sentenced for assault. Rounds Type and Press Chicago assigns 45000 liabilities to Samuel D. Ward. Dr Abram Babcock of Syracuse commits suicide in jail over abortion charges. Alfred Maine notes Oscar E Blaney.
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