A Model Oration on Calhoun and Preservation of the Union
A secretary of the interior remarks on Calhoun praising his early defense of state sovereignty yet stressing his role in shaping the Souths cause. Lamar, once a secessionist, lauds Calhouns conscience and public service, condemning spoils politics and urging fidelity to public trust. The Times notes the broader message for the present and warns against partisan patronage undermining republican virtue.
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Insincere Reformers Criticize Civil Service Groups
A Chicago Tribune analysis argues that self styled Civil Service reform associations are heavily partisan and biased. It notes most members are Republicans and claims reforms often reflect party influence rather than neutral standards. The piece contends government offices were mismanaged by reformers and that political belief should not disqualify service.
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SELF EVIDENT TRUTHS DEMOCRATIC WORKING MEN CLAIM
A Harrisburg Patriot critique attacks both parties over labor law history. It argues Democrats enacted exemptions, home stead and lien laws while Republicans limited damages and aided railroads. The piece challenges the notion that Democrats serve workers, urging silence from the monopoly press.
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Foolish Negroes and Federal Policy Critique
An opinion piece from the World argues that Emancipation Day celebrations by colored citizens in Washington were misguided. It critiques Republican leaders for not protecting Black rights, notes troop withdrawals and Civil Rights law challenges, and deems continued white-elite control in the South as causing fewer race troubles under Democratic leadership.
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Political opinions on Blaine and race issues cited
A clipping notes Whitelaw Reid predicting Blaine’s nomination if a convention is held soon, with opposing views on presidential power. It also references a land decision benefiting farmers, massive public land grants, Mahone’s Senate bid and color-line rhetoric, and an assertion that race elevation depends on self-development not party success.
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Philosophy of slang in history of figurative terms
A New York Mail and Express themed essay details how slang enriches language with direct figurative meaning. It argues slang reflects politeness and wit across social classes, citing examples from boxing talk to everyday chitchat and noting the term dude as gentler than fool.
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Fashion Hints For Spring And Summer Ladies
A long survey of ladies fashion from hats to corsets and gloves. It notes white pin head dots on silk, narrow high combs, white corduroy, fine batistes for handkerchiefs, bright dress fabrics, and silk chemisettes. Also mentions camel hair fabrics, placard coats, and Parisian corset innovations. Outdoor activities for health and beauty are highlighted alongside new gloves and decorative trims. The piece closes with a travel note on Salmi Rock in Ceylon and an account of a Hindu ceremony atop the rock with a Dutch governor’s daughter tragedy.
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Two Excellent Mottoes in a Quirky Exchange
An amusing local item features a new boarder and Mrs Hardtack in a brief dialogue about meals and board. The boarder jokes about delays in paying, while Mrs Hardtack responds with a motto about persistence, reflecting small town banter and character.
Endurance tales and quack cures in a crowded ad page
A jumble of anecdotes and promoted remedies lists a Me inventor who claims extreme fasting boosts endurance, a Sun of Attleborough recovery from rheumatism after using Dr. Pierce products, and multiple testimonials praising Scott's Emulsion, Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription, Harter's Iron Tonic, and other patent medicines. commerce notes and light quips mix with praise for various tonics and tonics.
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