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Editorial July 1, 1880

The Daily Gazette

Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware

What is this article about?

Charles Francis Adams denounces the Republican party for the fraudulent 1876 election that installed Rutherford B. Hayes as president, declaring he will not support them in 1880 unless they disavow the fraud.

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I have no sort of sympathy with the Republican party because of that act, and because it justified and sustained it. After such an act I have no desire to sustain the Republican party in any way. I would not vote for a party that would carry through such a fraud. I think Mr. Hayes was elected by a fraud, and I do not mean to have it said that at the next election I had forgotten it. I do not say that Mr. Hayes committed the fraud, but it was committed by his party. I have no enmity to Mr. Hayes, but after the fraud by which he became President I could not vote for any person put up for President on the Republican side who did not disavow the fraud committed. I would not support any member of that party who had any sort of mixture with that fraud. I feel that the counting out is just as much a fraud now as at the time it was perpetrated.

Charles Francis Adams.

What sub-type of article is it?

Partisan Politics

What keywords are associated?

Election Fraud 1876 Election Republican Party Rutherford B. Hayes Charles Francis Adams

What entities or persons were involved?

Republican Party Mr. Hayes Charles Francis Adams

Editorial Details

Primary Topic

Opposition To Republican Party Over 1876 Election Fraud

Stance / Tone

Strong Condemnation And Refusal To Support

Key Figures

Republican Party Mr. Hayes Charles Francis Adams

Key Arguments

No Sympathy For Republicans Due To Justifying The Fraud Hayes Elected By Fraud Committed By His Party Will Not Vote For Republicans Who Do Not Disavow The Fraud The Counting Out Remains A Fraud

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