The Visible Line On Garfield and Cleveland in Buffalo
A long, fragmentary reminiscence traces seven years from Lincoln’s grave to Cleveland’s beard, weaving through public figures and events. It glances at Grover Cleveland, the Republican platform, and proposed probes into the party’s leadership, with a dense array of names, places, and political maneuvers.
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Towa
Sean
Maddah
Gruver Clevelandt
Lincoln
Cleveland
Buffalo
Terrene
Exery
Raneemiller
Taryruil
Sud
Avralesy
Usu Wien
Bey
Hee
Walil
Jages
Tors
Rvir
Rte
Grover Cievelset
Srowabisitioe
Aduvbnestra Men Ravn
Perenne Galeria
Guentinam
Sy Blaver West
Stepebumn Party
Sean Capital Andrae
Patrice A. Collins
Trishman
Mationet Collins
Pitt
Banes
Ube
Wien
Jos
Federalé
Forrest
Ugy Lin
Motter
Stoi
Ford Emma
Herman
Porrest
Leccdayeah
Treommelyin
Frolly
Laliming
Herve
Taliye
Marrius
Independent voters face sharp party critique and self doubt
A political column voices skepticism about independents who call themselves impartial while arguing that party ties color judgment. It cites distrust from both major parties, condemns independents who align with partisan rhetoric, and questions the honesty of a President tied to a ring of partisans. It surveys broader party dynamics and contemporary political commentary.
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Tremorloes
Quartyr
Murist
Aes
Paris
Sara
Newark
Giertlund
Ead
Sievers
FuUrRe Ae
Eb Lal Mui
Jourjeau
Uyfotering
Lim Justin
Jude
Ohio
Massachusetts
Weil
Eich
Cleveland
Havland
Louisiana Republicans Seek Control in Postwar South
A historical column argues the Louisiana Republican Party can win state power after 1876. It cites Democratic fraud, internal quarrels, and a pledge for free elections as factors. The piece links the “new South” to economic aims and discusses tariff history and regional political dynamics.
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Louisiana
McEnery
New South
Old South
Birmingham
Republican Party
Ucran
Garfield
Congress
Thas
Illinois
Inter Elan
South
Gobil
Jackson
Toledo
Harrison
Tetk
Europe
Gresham Roth
Jedisna
Eatiawne
Fis Wong
Cmantry
Barrieen
Gresham
Indame
Genere Gresham
Carcy Indiana
Political Rumors Sweep Presidential Talks Across States
Various editorials from Cincinnati, St Louis, Albany and Buffalo weigh Republican and Democratic paths to the 1880 convention. Sherman and Allison receive praise, Depew and Gresham are named as possible nominees, with Cleveland’s viability debated and regional loyalties tested.
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Hal
Burlington
South St. Lows
Congress
Renator Allison
Birmingham
Ala
Dem
Cleveland
Demoforce
Cincinnati
Star
Judge Gresham
Medill
Nashville Americas
Ingalls
Fairchild
Tut Ue
Secretary of the Treasury
Peoria
Cultom
Portland
Ore
Sherman
St Louis Globe Democrat
Gray
Indiana
Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette
Theneh
Chauncey M Depew
Chicasto
Blaine
New York World
Herel
Depew
Harrison
Gresham
Detroit Journal
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Foraker
Ohio
Sherina
Doabe
Albany
Lincoln
Grant
Mouinées
Buffalo
Sheridan
Lutto
Phil Stants
Chicago
Allison
Rochester Democrat
Chonicle
Aen
New York
Grover Cleveland
Ohio State Journal
John Sherman
Reston Transcript
Chicago Tribune
Jude
Greahan
Eute de
Moony
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Sid
Rice
Tress
Ned
Huchandson
St Lesia
the Times
Republicans of the West mobilize for Chicago convention
The West shows strong party unity as four states Nebraska Wisconsin and Illinois rally clubs and delegates for the Republican cause. Washington and Chicago hubs host headquarters while organizers push tariff protection and rapid club expansion ahead of the national gathering.
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Leagu Ie
House of Representatives
Springfield
Ams Cahil
Chicago
Cahill
Nebraska
Omaha
Tony
Wisconsin
Madison
Cluts
Foster
Ieacue
A Paritic
League
National League
Running mate and political divides in Morrison era debates
In a hostile exchange a private office criticizes Morrison and others over tariff reform and working-class interests. The piece names Black, Governor Gray of Indiana, Secretary Vilas, and others as contenders, with discussion of Mugwumps and the Republican party’s tariff stance and potential candidate support.
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Efiste
Wiliam
Morrison
Black
Gray
Indiana
Sovonens
Vilas
Cnagreeesen Cathwane
Chin
Pensies
Itc
Hoosier
Cud Ba
Grey
Cleland Lester
The Storming of beothh in a Civil War Mirror
Fragmented OCR recalls Civil War era scenes with Forrest and Federal forces, vengeance, and a distressed frontier family. A woman in peril, a siege atmosphere, and shifting loyalties drive a tense, moody episode amid gunfire and rumor. Strong names appear sporadically in a dreamlike, chaotic montage.
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