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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1880
Page
6
The piece denounces Winfield S. Hancock as ignorant on tariff policy and warns that his public statements show poor judgment. It argues the tariff affects workers, farmers, and business, and ridicules Hancock as a clueless candidate influenced by Democratic leaders.
The Columbus Register criticizes New York World coverage of General Hancock and his veto pledge. It condemns promising to veto war loss claims as arrogant and presumptuous. It questions labeling loyal Unionists and urges fair hearings for honest claims from Southern sufferers and descendants.
The Chicago Journal rebukes the Indian Democracy address after a Tuesday defeat. It accuses leaders of deceit, pointing to Republican gains in Indiana and Ohio, the South's solidity, and free trade as factors, while noting the deception of steel rails and well seasoned ties.
The writer argues that calls and letters from the party fail to sway Northern or Southern voters. They claim no pledge can settle the tariff issue and warn against playing with national questions. They praise Republican gains in October as a result of clear, public intelligence resisting fraud claims.
An editorial from the Illinois Staple Zeitung proclaims the North and South united against Democrats in the Ate elections. It argues James A. Garfield was elected President, with Ohio and Indiana Republican gains, predicting independent voters will align with the outcome. It calls the North solid and asserts Democratic hopes are futile.
The Columbus Westboto notes Democratic unity in New York as a major factor. The Freie Presse of Brooklyn questions the harmony, suggesting internal factions like Tammany and Irving may delay mayoral candidacy decisions and October election outcomes reveal true bloc strength.
The Albany Journal notes Democrats’ confidence in Landers’ likely victory and their push to win Ohio, after Indiana tilted with 14 000 votes tipping the balance. Republicans challenge the Ohio Indiana results amid concerns over ballot irregularities and turnout dynamics.
A summary of Republican views on the 1880 campaign, arguing the Solid South as a sham and urging Northern voters to seek free ships and tariff reform. The piece quotes Southern leaders attacking Northern labor, warning that Southern Democrats would oppress white labor if in power, and calls for a shift to the North.
The speaker argues the South dominates the Democratic Party in Congress and at conventions. He cites 1868 1876 and 1880 shifts on Reconstruction amendments free trade and ballot laws and warns workers about who would gain power if the Democrats win. He urges intelligent workers to consider the party's leading forces and aims.
The New York Commercial Advertiser urges General Aspinwall and aides to select ten thousand active supporters from yesterday's parade. They should canvass districts four times and guard polling places on election day to gain new converts and reduce the Democratic majority. This call aims to win the election by organized turnout.
A fragment from a heated editorial asserts zero tolerance for those who harmed the public, rejects violence as policy, and vows decisive action against betrayals of trust while railing against leniency.
A provocative call from Grenville H. C. warns white skinned men joining the Radical State party will be social lepers. It declares no employment, no credit, and harsh penalties for such alignment, urging ruthless social exclusion and rejection.
The piece argues that Democrats favor Britain and oppose American labor by pushing lower tariffs. It cites wage comparisons between England and the United States, urges government support for skilled workers, and warns that Democratic policy harms American manufacturers and railroads while advantaging foreign competitors.
In an Appeal from Memphis a call urges Radical leaders to revive the Mississippi Plan and mobilize clubs to deny a Democratic majority in Congress. The piece warns against selling out to a conspiracy and exhorts action to restore political heritage.
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