Ohio election fever and party shifts across states
The piece discusses Republican gains in Nebraska and Ohio, contrasting anti contraction and bondholder influence with concerns over national credit. It argues for a strong push to adopt the new constitution, condemns anti Catholic sentiment, and contemplates the impact of greenback movements and capital interests on Ohio’s political fate. It also critiques bondholders and calls for administrative reform and constitutional limits on federal power.
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People of the
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Allen
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Ohio Democracy
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East
Lyman Trumbull
Congress
Federel
Cuba War Bloodshed and US Interest near Our Border
An 1867 Cuban uprising against Spanish rule is described with brutal detail, noting tens of thousands killed or executed and Spain’s heavy bombardment. The piece argues sympathy for Cuban independence and asserts Cuba’s geographic and commercial value to the United States, urging intervention and potential belligerent rights recognition.
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Cospades
Spain
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Virginiia
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Ohio Democrats fault lines reveal party’s disaster
From the St. Louis Republican commentary slating Ohio Democrats for platform failures and money-power clashes. It argues their state convention mishandled issues, importing the money question, causing a near-certain defeat that imperils 1876 prospects and divides the national party.
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Dlacoui
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New York
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Congress
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