Duel of Parties in Election: Tilden vs Hayes
A heated national debate dominates the scene as Democrats rally behind Samuel J. Tilden opposing Hayes. The piece argues party leadership shapes policy more than any single president, urging voters to favor constitutional fidelity, fiscal reform, and slate broad enough to resist corruption. It details tax and appropriation figures, critiques Grant era excess, and advocates selecting trusted Republicans or Democrats aligned with constitutional limits.
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Hayes
Grant
Tts
Republian
Gov
Hayen
Lundera
Congress
Llayes
Kant
Morton
Appech
Indianapolis
Republican Party
Mayes
Morion
Ululue
Kiegersoll
Conkling
Butler
Zach Chandler
Cameron & Co
Grout
Mr. Smayes
Central Committee
Wny
Democratic Ticket Faces Doubt Over South Carolina Voters
The piece notes that the regular Democratic ticket lacks names like Lilden and Hendricks in print and questions whether the administration can push South Carolina voters to back Chamberlain and Ilayca. It implies strong Democratic signs across the state and cautions against a grim forecast for sunshine.
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Lilden and Hendricks
Ita
South Carolina
Chamberlain
Ilayca
U S Marshals Actions in Louisiana Questioned
A partisan remark questions marshals activity in Louisiana and warns Democrats to turnout at the polls next Tuesday. The speaker asserts Republicans face a strong scare and challenges party loyalty amid upcoming elections.
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U. S. Marshals
Louisiana
Political appeal urging votes for Rutherford Hayes Tillen Tilden Bayes
A campaign piece argues against incumbents alleging rights violations and corruption. It lists Rutherford Hayes Southerford Bayes Samuel J Tillen and Samuel J Tilden as alternatives, praising integrity, economy and reform while condemning waste and railroad graft.
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Doe Yew
Rotherford DB
Mayos
Republican Party
Judiciary
Civil
Naval
Military
Interior
Rutherford A. Hayes
Southerford Bayes
Samuel J. Tillen
Samuel J. Tilden
Samuel J.tilden
New York
Speaking Last Saturday by Chas E Peers and Col Russell
The Democracy of the county heard Chas E Peers presidential elector candidate and Col Russell speak for about two hours. Peers argued for reform, citing Tilden era implementations and past deeds to forecast future governance, urging trust in a man of character for the presidency while condemning tax oppression. He contrasted Republican promises with past reform, noting infighting and criticized Bristow and other reform figures within the party.
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Chas. E. Peers
Col. Wi. HH. II
Russell
St. Loui
Peers
Charley
Ifis
Ile
Tilden
New York
Grant
Andrew Johnson
Reform
Drietow
Bristow
Bluford Wilson
Senderson
Yer
Yaryan
Pratt
Political rally critiques reform and party corruptions
The speaker denounces the Republican party for alleged reform failure and corruption, cites figures on defalcations since 1909, condemns Northern agitation, praises Democratic prospects, and notes Russell and others engaging the audience with anecdotes and endorsements. A York county grand jury charge warns about armed voter suppression efforts ahead of the election.
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Pais
Laverna
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Trescuott
Dunn
Elmore
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Tn Wilson
Yoo
Tila Wells
Wilson
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Hendricks
Rapital
Mr. Tilden
South
Kentucky
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Doolittle
Montgomery Blair
Llorado Seymour
Thomas F. Bayard
Allen G. Thurman
Thomas A. Mendsicks
Senate
Thiele
Nepublican Party
W. IL. I. Russell
Carl Schurz
Fifth Avenue
Tne
St. Louis
Schurz
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Iowa
Missouri
Tottal
Michigan
Wisconsin
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Eirele
South Care
Nean Taft
Columbia
F. Mackey
Court of Common Prose
York County
Grand Jury
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