Bayard Admired as Delaware Standard Bearer in 1874
A New Castle correspondent sketches Thomas F Bayard as the statesman whose personal honor and universal respect set a high standard in Delaware politics. The piece praises his character, intellect, and public service as a model for the presidency and notes social esteem and legal and barroom esteem. It also covers related remarks on the Delaware election and a cordial, prudent message from Bayard to Democratic leaders advising cautious, principled governance and collaboration with Republicans.
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Who Pays for the Coals and Polite Diplomacy
A collage of brief notes questions Royal visits and public expense. References to King Kalakaua of Hawaii and Emperor Francis Joseph raise who pays for transport and courtesies. The piece mocks lavish hospitality and questions government funding.
Ex President Johnson Hopes to Attend Manhattan Club Reception
Nasavini Tenn December 14 Ex President Johnson has a invitation to attend a reception for Samuel J. Tid en and Mayor W H Wickham by the Manhattan Club He says he cannot respond for two or three days due to other arrangements Then he smiles and says it would give him pleasure to be there to meet the old fashioned Democrats of New York including Tilden and the Manhattan Club members He would like to shake Tilden by the hand if possible
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