Edgefield County Vote Anomaly in South Line Report
Report from Edgefield County notes two thousand more votes than voters in South Line and cites threats against General Wray over Hayes inauguration. Ex Governor Coates tours from Philadelphia after inspecting Louis matter. remarks on Hayes, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Travellers describe Democratic tense mood and calls for action.
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Govrenson Coetts
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Hayes
New Jersey
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Tilden
Debating Hayes Tilden Contest and Homeopathic Notes
The text argues for Hayes over Tilden, citing constitutional procedures and political maneuvering. It quotes the New York Tribune and Philadelphia Times on lawfulness and character while offering a digressive history of homeopathy, detailing its principles and common misconceptions.
Fragmentary OCR Item About Names and Places
A fragmentary OCR snippet mentions a person with a hat and a place name in a murky context. No clear events, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the readable text.
Governor Tilden Denies Engagement To Miss Morse Keen
The event centers on Miss Morse Keen, daughter of a press figure, who denied engagement rumors with Gov. Tilden during a social at the Windsor Hotel. Tilden, in conversation, quips about Democrats as several guests discuss the possibility, with Keen humorously reaffirming the denial amid public speculation.
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Tiden
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Morse
Tribune
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Tam
Democrata
York Teibene
Morne
Tilden
Fragmentary 19th Century Political Debate Quoted
An excerpt cites how Cincinnati Gazette and St Louis Republican described Rutherford B. Hayes and Samuel Tilden during the presidential campaign. The pieces note contrasts in conduct and dignity and reference various period publications and commentary.
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Rutherford B. Hay Samuel
I.tilden
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Hay
St Louis
Leslie
Character the Fortune of a Man in Times of Crisis
The piece extols character as a fortune richer than stocks, arguing that true character shows strongest under emergencies when reputations falter. It warns that while world opinion may chase prominence, only steadfast integrity earns lasting respect and reform is possible only for those who have genuine character.
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Republican Party Triumphs and Civil War Resolve
The Republican party is praised for its rise to power sixteen years ago and its defense of the Union against slavery. It recalls the Democratic party's ties to slave power, its civil service ruin, and its wartime corruption, while highlighting Republicans uniting the Free States to preserve the nation and emancipate four million enslaved people.
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