Virginia Vote Totals Show Narrow Run by Readjusters
The Virginia presidential vote totaled 212,606 in November, with Readjusters at 31,664 and Republicans 115,604 against 96,912 Funder votes. The combined Republican and Readjuster majority over the Funder vote is 18,782, suggesting Mahone and Republican coalition strength ahead of the next election. The Carolinian notes Latham ahead of Grandy in the First District by 458 votes and questions the legitimacy of the tally and its court appeal. In Sumter South Carolina the Sumter Watchman denounces Radical patrons and lauds opposition to Democrats, while criticizing southern Democrats for alleged electoral misconduct and calling for reform.
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Little Amy’s an? Book Notice and Voter Tempest in North Carolina
An 1880s fragment discusses a new book titled Little Amy’s an by American News Company at Nos 3) and il Chambers street New York. It also attacks publican voters in Raleigh Plymond and recounts political intimidation by Dixton Weeritt in Willeville urging suppression of votes. It cites McDonald clash and condemns Democratic conduct in a volatile election context.
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Republican candidates defeated in presidential race
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Fraudulent ticket distributor named in Pender County inquiry
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The Charlotte Outrage and Political Pressure in 19th Century News
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Public Debate on Republican Reforms and Contested Elections
A long article reviews Terorpe FP and ex-Governor Mesexchusetts remembered for public service. It discusses Republican leadership, party unity, and election contest rules under the current political climate.
Republican government defined and its essential features
The passage outlines a republican form of government, defining key principles such as consent of the governed, representation, franchise, equal enjoyment of rights, and majority obedience within the Constitution. It discusses the federal balance, remedies for abuses, and the duty to sustain a republic across states and generations.
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Washington World notes Kasson and Maynard Senate futures
The Washington World lauds Iowa’s Kasson as a favored son and hints at his steady center and urbane manner for the Senate. It praises Horace Maynard for steadfast leadership in Tennessee during hard Republican days and predicts a dignified fit in the upper chamber. It also mentions Garfield cabinet possibilities and other political figures with brief notes on health and activity. The Lacrosse Leader reports a large annual reading matter output for readers, while Army and Navy Journal prints wide extracts from multiple generals’ reports.
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New Home Lamp claims safe, adjustable design gains praise
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Edenton Clarion Comments on Politics and Public Life
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Harper's Magazine Illustrated 1881 catalog note
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