Garfield for President in Ohioendorsements
The Wilmington Post dated July 4 1880 endorses James A Garfield of Ohio for president.
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James A. Garfield
Ohio
Wilmington Post in Wilmington, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Wilmington Post
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1880
Page
2
Democrats Expose Hancock Views and Garfield Clash
The piece reviews Republican and Democratic positions including Hancock's war record and the Garfield controversy. It notes statements from John C. New of Indiana and details on Reconstruction era military districts, plus a Critical look at the Cincinnati platform and Democratic resolutions.
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John C.new
Indiana
Washington
W. H. English
Hendricks
Wallace
Hancockip
Louisiana
Fifth Military District
Andrew Jolson
Phil. Sheridan
Congress
Johnson
Eist
Mancock
United States
Harrisburg
New Yoirk
Lancaster
Hancock
Ward Beecher
Coopers
Beecher
Garfield
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Yheileus
Verga
Aloo
Republican Journal of America
Low
Copperheads
McCleltiv Seymour
Tilden
Deccher
Tridd
Decieve
Isk Contya
Garheld
Ier Uly
Prince Seal
Uae
Sideuucket
Tieneral Cian
Lrooklyn
Garfeld
Theuwlag
Wea
Cisiry
N.Y
Vordeimy
Jonato
Republicas
Mr. Clarke
Nasdsen
Rsu
Avic
Ohio Canal
Vistas Capgain
Yulia Tue
Janes A. Pfau
Hla
Joa Tin Mans
Democratic platform criticized as insult to voters
A brief critique charges the proposed Democratic platform as an insult to voters and a disgrace to the party. It calls for concise principles to rally supporters rather than a lengthy, divisive document.
Garfield and Mancock contrasted in political view and reception
A correspondent compares Garfield and Mancock from Chicago to Cincinnati, praising Garfield and Arthur with a North and West reception while labeling Mancock as an unpopular Democratic figure. The piece notes Garfield's humble origins, self education, and service, and critiques Mancock’s aristocratic image and weak public appeal.
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Chicago
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Garfield
Manecock
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Republicans Rally in County Conventions and Pender Progress
Local Republican meetings across Cumberland Bladen Moore and Pender counties nominate delegates to state and congressional conventions. Resolutions praise Garfield Arthur labels Democrats as destructive. leaders pledge support for Buxton and Canaday and condemn county government by Democrats.
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J.S. Leary
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J. 8. Leary
Cumberland County
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Ationlican
Chicago
James A. Garfield
Onid
Chester A. Arthur
New York
Republican ‘Party
United States
KR. P. Buxton
Raleigh
Democratic Party
North Carolina
French's Creek
Ip Pridgen
Lake Creek
T. J. Haye
Cypress Creek
Luther Melrin
Coliy
Arn Carter
Bethel
Goytoe
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R. P. Buxton
W. P. Canaday
Congress
Joux Newent
F. Paipoen
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N. C
Jane
Mr. Eprron
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W.P. Canaday
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John Newell
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W. T. Pridge
T. S. ‘Brown
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Jen, Simweer
Luther Melvin
C. S. Edwards
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