Democratic Voice Warns Against Enflamed Voter Tactics
A reform era editorial argues against exploiting popular frenzy in the political campaign. It upholds Republican economic policy, warns that torchlit demonstrations and demagogic rhetoric mislead voters, and urges widespread public education with millions of tracts and district meetings to present solid facts.
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Tyler
Democratic Party
New York
Kentucky
Epa
Garfield
Interiout
National Headquarters to Direct Historic Battle Plans
Within four blocks of Madison Square New York City the great political battle is directed by Democratic and Republican leaders. The text describes headquarters and planners outlining strategy for the national contest amid city activity and campaign management.
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Beymbiesa Campaten
Madison Square
New York City
Democrata
New York
Campaign Headquarters Reflect 1880s Republican Setup in New York
The article describes Republican campaign headquarters in New York with a luxurious leased house on West Twenty-fifth Street and shared spaces with state and county committees. The national committee will have full facilities, aiming to be a hub for politicians from every state and territory through the summer and fall campaign season.
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Indiana
New Connecticut
New York
West Twenty-fifth Street
TIDE
York State
National Committee
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Contested Nomination Remarks At Chicago Convention
Delegates and leaders discuss platform clarity and unity as Levi P Morton’s nomination for vice president is celebrated in New York. The speech highlights republican aims, protection policy, and the party’s stance on liberty and governance amid national tension.
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Hit
Chairean
Levi Po Morton
Hie
Temcountry Homme
Ennebeck
Bie
Horton
Mir
Chi
Repuboea
New York
York
Republican Party
Cuicago
Harrison a Self Made Man Portrait of Benjamin Harrison
A lengthy profile extols Benjamin Harrison as a self made leader who earned respect through study, work and public service rather than wealth. It contrasts harsh partisan talk about aristocracy with Harrison's modesty, personal discipline, and successful career spanning law, business, and politics, framing him as a worthy president in line with the family legacy.
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Benjamin Harrison
Tim
Lita
Harrisons
St Ben Farrian
Tin
Harrison
Posnaipo
Esfrianda
Charies Mranda
Adaria
Chak
Ren Harrison
Nel Creat Rautsm
Lidiata
Papeete
Poiteuves
Tianhiwi
Harrison and the Strikers 1877 Referendum Contested
A fragmentary political note discusses Harrison relations with strikers and the 1877 treaty era. It mentions conservative leaders and social conditions used to oppose reform. Governor Willass Themosrat enacts a law to curb election-building influence by certain firms, mentioning Franklin Landers and Gen Johs Love among others.
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Gea Harrison
Willass
Shera
Franklin Landers
Democratic Chinese Nonsense in the Democratic Press
The Buffalo Express quotes the Democratic press mocking Chinese Republican clubs and Mongolian crowds backing Harrison. It notes even if Chinamen favored Harrison they would not let white politicians push the fad. The piece mocks Democratic reporters and calls for truth.
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Harrison
Independent
Chicago News
Buffalo Express
No Dodging to This Campaign
The Washington Post calls for an honest campaign and accuses opponents of dodging the tax issue. It argues the matter is larger than protectionism and criticizes those who avoid confronting it, warning against a repeat of 1850 tactics.
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Docey
Ting
Congress
Washston Post
Truth of a Story Intercom for Imprisoned Striker
Indianapolis special to The New York Tribune reveals the truth behind sensational reports about Gen. Harrison. It notes editorials attacking Harrison for offering services during a railway strike while praising Governor Williams and veteran support amid mob fears. Mentions candidates Benjamin Harrison, Albert G. Porter, D. P. Tamieson, McCune, and W. C. Thompson.
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Geo. Tarrison
Indianapolis
New York Tribune
Gen
Harrison
the Sentinel
Willams
Carin
van Preent
Mont Simbers
E McDonald
Cot
Governnor
Benjasmin Barrison
Albert G. Porter
Dy PB
Tamieson
McCune
de W. C Thompson
Nomination Accepted by General Harrison for Presidency
Gen Harrison formally notified at his Indianapolis home of his Republican nomination for the presidency. He accepted with restraint, pledging to uphold party principles and commit the campaign to a free ballot, honoring the party’s platform.
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Goni Harrison
Lars P. Morion
Estee
Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Harrison
Chtaremay
Republican Party of
United States
Uhia
Cleveland Poised for Election Victory Says London Papers
London papers report Cleveland as strongest in the upcoming election. They note Cleveland’s supporters claim victory and suggest the contest will produce a decisive result, while local observers in the city express optimism about re election prospects despite uncertainty.
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Cleveland
London
Pictsburg Chronicle
Contett of LSEBS-Sentinws of Pend Stalbastien
Fragmented text cites debates on protective tariffs, economic policy, and political rights. It quotes presidents and statesmen arguing for protection to American industry, taxpayers, voters, and commercial rights, with references to Jefferson and Washington on manufacturing and agricultural interdependence.
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Alburs
Thuir
Preserre
Congress
Irerarions
Thomas Jeferson
fragmentary 19th century speech excerpt on protectionism
The note presents garbled quotes attributed to Daniel Webster and Abraham Lincoln discussing American policy. It mentions protectionist tari ffs internal improvements and prosperity for manufacturers, with many transcription errors obscuring exact wording.
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Daniel Webwher
Abrahem Lincoln
Opening Campaign Shots in the Press Across Regions
The compiled clippings reveal early campaign rhetoric favoring Harrison and Morton with Democratic and Republican commentary from Philadelphia Philadelphia Inquirer New York Tribute Boston Transcript Portland News and Union Herald showing party contrasts. The excerpts note views on Chinese immigration military mobilization and domestic policy.
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Democratie
Syracum
Gourland
Philadelphia
Glveland
Tarmison
Jess
New York
Larrisen
Portland
Semeth Chamber
United States
Boston
Warrison
Morton
Republicen
Harrison
Mariat
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Tarrison
Philadelphia Inquirer
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Cleveland
Thurman Mette
Marvin
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Gervlanl
Las — Union Uerald
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Eney
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Levi
Merton
Tersad
The Convicts Mother
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