Garfield speech attacks Democrats as dead ideas and outlines 1860 1868 1872 defeats
Garfield quotes and paraphrases from a speech arguing the Democratic party failed to advance national doctrines since 1860. He asserts slavery and secession goals are dead, praises Union victory, rails at Democratic leaders from the South, and touts Republican achievements including constitutional amendments and national credit.
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Garfield
House of Representatives
Mississippi
Lamar
Julius Cesar
Democratic Party
Breckenridge
Tilden and Wallandingham
Union
S of Farragut
Mobile
Valley of the Shenandoah
Sheridan
Chicago
Ppt
Dred Scott
Breckinridge
Abraham Lincol
Brimstone
Tilden Et Valandigham
Appomattox
Virginia
Mr. Tucker
Soverignty
Mr. Lamar
Republican Party
Pendleton
Democracy
England
Oliver Cromwell
Prince of Orange
Hancock
West Point
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Vermont
New England
New Hampshire
Maine
Connecticut
Tiden
Democratic Congress
Supreme Court
Congress
South
North
Edmunds
Edmunds Opens Vermont Campaign With Republican Appeal
Senator George F. Edmunds spoke to Vermonters at a Vermont gathering. He defended Republican principles, granted Democrats the right to their views, and warned that misgovernment could drive him to switch if Democrats prove a better case. He emphasized loyalty to party and cautious openness to opposing ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
George F. Edmunds
Veron
Sumner Assault Debate Stirs Senate and House Across Nation
The 1856 Preston Brooks attack on Senator Sumner in the Senate chamber drew sharp north south reactions. Senator Wade denounced the assault as assassin like while Senator Toombs and Senator Wilson condemned it as brutal. In the House, Burlingame echoed the bold, forceful stance of Wade and Wilson amid rising tensions.
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Senate
Massachusetts
Brooks
Sumner
Cain
Bure
Wade
Burlingame
Wilson
John Woodruff
Connecticut
Jeff Davis
Mason
Toombs
Keith
Edmonson
William English
Indiana
Butler
South Carolina
Hutler
Congress
Bully Brooks
Inter- Ocean
Preston Brooks
North
House
Georgia
Sith
Senator Wilson
Mr. Burlingame
The Morality of Speculation in the Moralist Eye
The article argues that private speculation in essentials clashes with morality and public welfare. It questions whether profit motives justify withholding food or essentials during famines, citing English officers in India who forced sales to the needy and showing later harm from such interventions.
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Pall Mall Gazette
India
A Earnest Wish Regarding Kidney Paps Cure
Rev E F L Gauss of Galena Newfoundland writes of long back and kidney pain relief after using Day’s Kidney Paps. He says the second pap cured him and praises the Day Kidney Pap Co as godsend to the suffering and hopes others are freed from pain.
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E. F. L. Gauss
Galena
Germany
Switzerland
Barosma Promoted as Cure for Kidney and Liver Ailments
A Titusville PA remedy by E K Thompson claims Barosma cures long standing kidney and liver troubles once thought incurable after twenty five years of chronic cases.
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E. K. Thompson
Titusville
Census prank and a stormy rebuke in a seaside town
A playful census interview escalates into a sharp confrontation as Susan Smiffey is questioned by a blunt census agent. The agent insults the supposed suitors and exposes a rift with Charlie Scudberry, ending with a dramatic exit and a warning to a rival. The World of Science section follows with notes on sapphire discoveries in Siam and on pneumatic message systems in Paris.
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Paris
Get Ahead and Keep Ahead for Success
A short admonition on financial prudence and work discipline. It argues that saving a portion of earnings leads to wealth, while living beyond means causes ruin. It also notes the perils of debt and the benefits of choosing when to work, urging steady effort to ensure success.
Endorsement Note for St. Jacob's Oil Urges Public Trust
A statement declares personal endorsement of St. Jacob's Oil for rheumatism and neuralgia. The author notes immediate relief after trying the patent medicine and emphasizes a deliberate, unsolicited puff.
The World's Dispensary and Dr Pierce's Life Work
The World's Dispensary at Buffalo with its hotel and a branch in England markets Dr. Pierce's remedies and the Golden Discovery. Dr. R V Pierce chairs the World’s Dispensary Medical Association, writes The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser, and has held public offices including State Senator and Congressman.
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Buffalo
N. Y
England
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
B Pierce
People’s Common Sense
Congress
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Ere
Fever and Dumb Chills Cure Promoted in Old Advertisement
An herbal medicine claim touts a remedy for fever chills intermittent fever and bilious ague. The seller claims it purifies the liver blood and other organs preventing return of chills even after years. Marketed as a two dose cure priced 50 cents and 1 bottle.
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San Surimetirus Nea Eneenea
Obie Daily Regie notes Hamburg Drops cure
Junky from Sunfield Ohio claims his wife’s liver disease improved after using Hamburg Drops and avoiding doctors. A Lowell school teacher debates vacation plans while a traveler laments town policing. Dropsy is not cured by itself, Hunt's Remedy is claimed to cure it.
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San Junky
Obie Daily Regie
B. Lalay
Sunfield
Ohio
Lowell
Hunt
Rene
Wise remedies and tonics advertised in 19th century column
An assortment of patent medicines and tonics are touted as cures for throat and chest ailments, asthma, bronchitis, coughs, and general debility. Prominent products include Dr King’s New Discovery, Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar, Pike’s Toothache Drops, and Warner’s Safe Tonic. The text urges trial, advertisements claim rapid relief, and several free or trial offers are advertised.
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Lyon
Sanford
Broadway
New York City
N. Y
Voltaic Ae «Co
Marshall
Cmms
Hale
Pike
J. Monroe Taylor
Depot
Liberty Street
New York
Hunt
Read
Bright
San Heters
Toledo
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T. Bourbon Graveyard
Gen
Senator Edmunds
Ars Pliff
Mises Smiffey
Lem
Smiffey
Susan
Washington
Jimmy Piliff
Tom Diggs
Scudbery
Charlie Scudbery
Pliff
Diggs
Scudberry
Charlie
Dark Horse
Thomas Diggs
Pacific
Seadberg
the World OF Science
Siam
Ina
Foreign Office
Bangkok
Battambong
Chantaboon
Sennen
Messrs
Thorn
Buckteam
Amica
Warner
D'Bulls
J. Sturasne
Leveson
New England Loan End Trust Co
Dea Mones
Iowa
Éand
L. A. Grant
B. Lyona
Business College
Buerness
Livebridge & Velsatine
Davenport
J. F. Faither & Co
Walnut &J
Cincionail
America
Mro Co
Great Western
Pruners
Ceai
Tore
Iowa College
Lowe Geo Anon
Bouulse Ae
Derewer
Luis Oe Ravechen
Pealuire
A. Vogeler & CO
Baltimore
Boss Sickle Grinder
EAVN
Powell & Douglas
Waukegan, Illinois
Bowen's Business College
Business Education
Cas
Bowen
Des Moines
A . Aes
Perry Davis
N. B. Wolfr
Smith
Cincinnati
Hater
A. Ethridge
Saiepies
Br. R
Rome
W. Y
WAR & CO
Aew
Agenta
Nationat theLrenine Co
ELCIN
He Pr. Harter Medica
F. Hackeweren
St. Charles Rock Road
St. Louis
Harter
Eed
M.e Slarke
Providence
R. I
Wells
Wittens
Burlington, Vt
Cvea
Ieee
Anc
Chile
Tana
Provon
Arce
Hop Bitters Big.Co
Rochester, NY
Price & Cents
Murray Street
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