ANNALS OF CLEVELAND
ANNALS OF CLEVELAND
ANNALS OF CLEVELAND
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<strong>CLEVELAND</strong> NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1838<br />
Abstracts 1891 - 1896<br />
POLITICS & GOVERNMENT - United States (Cont'd)<br />
"A pretty specimen of decency truly. This is the manner in which<br />
the administration, through its mouth piece, assails every man who<br />
dares to expose their frauds. We are mistaken if such slang will injure<br />
Mr. Bond with his constituents." (2)<br />
1891 - H&G july 28; ed:2/3 - It is announced that the President will<br />
leave Washington shortly for Norfolk and make the tour of Virginia,<br />
visiting the springs.<br />
"Mr. Van Buren seems shy of the North." (1)<br />
H&G july 30; ed:2/2 - See Post Office<br />
1892 - H&G july 30; ed:2/3 • "The abuse and epithets heaped upon Mr.<br />
Bond by the Loco Focos, for his masterly exhibition of the corruption<br />
and extravagance of the Administration, will only elevate him in the<br />
estimation of his constituents.... A public dinner has been tendered<br />
him at Chillicothe on the 11th of August, and another at Portsmouth on<br />
the 7th, both of which invitations he has accepted." (2)<br />
H&G july 30; ed:2/3,4 • See Shipping & Ships<br />
1893 - H&G Aug. 2; ed:2/2 - The "Loco-Focos" now abuse Gov. Ritner for<br />
not compelling Biddle to resume sooner.<br />
"When will Martin compel Woodbury to resume? He has some $10,000,000<br />
in circulation, payable in twelve months from date. Nick will resume<br />
some eleven months first, unless the Locos show their teeth at Levi.<br />
'At him, Towser! '" (1)<br />
H&G Aug. 3; ed:2/3 - See Shipping & Ships<br />
1894 - II&G Aug. 3; ed: 2/3 - The FREE PRESS says: More rats are gnawing<br />
into the Treasury.<br />
"Well let them gnaw in. A mouse, as every chemist knows, dies in an<br />
exhausted receiver." (1)<br />
1895 - H&G Aug. 4; ed:2/3 • "What will the Loco Focos say? The news<br />
from Philadelphia is that Nick Biddle has brought up Levi Woodbury, and<br />
that the 'dead Monster' is to be a fiscal agent of the bank-hating Government!<br />
What will Mrs. Grundy say?" (1)<br />
1896 - H&G Aug. 13; ed:2/3 - "A sign." Mr. Ritchie is down on his marrow<br />
bones, and begins to show proper repentence for his opposition to the<br />
Sub-Treasury scheme. Mr. Van Buren has recently been in Richmond, and<br />
the GLOBE of Saturday (Aug. 4) is in ecstasies at the prospect of taking<br />
the ENQUIRER into full Loco-Foco communion. "What is Richie's price?"<br />
(1)<br />
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