Old Cause Rhetoric contrasts past and present Republicanism
A letter from the Republican National Committee founder supporters criticizes modern party intolerance and champions the 1856 Philadelphia convention ethos. It lauds Lincoln era principles and warns against contemporary subservience to powerful interests while inviting Sidney Edgerton and allies to Philadelphia for the next convention.
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Democrat vs Beacon Journal ball game at Summit Lake Park
A Saturday game between the Democrat and Beacon Journal clubs was set for 3:30 PM at Summit Lake Park with free admission. The item mirrors wartime and political rhetoric rather than a sports recap, discussing party platforms, civil rights, annexation debates, and historic policy comparisons linked to the era.
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Governor Edgerton’s Reply Printed in Akron Correspondence
Governor Edgerton responds by mail to a Senator, noting appreciation and intent to assist with the convention matter. The fragmented text references a request for help and a cautious stance on strategic decisions.
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