A Black Voter Dilemma After Hayes Policy Debate
A long forthright letter critiques President Hayes and the Republican policy toward black voters in the South. It argues blacks should consider Democratic alignment or independent voting, urging education, property growth, and self reliance while warning that continued loyalty to the Hayes era risks political abandonment and loss of civil rights protections.
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Spd
Hayes
Mae Ahemae
Himre
Dunula
Rebsllion
Avery Patriot
Avery Frond
Domingoguey
Chalmorn
Minsissippi
Tle
Fort Pillow
Hampton
Charleston
Ainuve Twaa
Ourrenaer
Duges
Republican Party
Jenders
Democratic Party
Dinberatic
South
Onos
First
Republican National Committee
Kansas
North
Carolin
Weststeet
Loulaiin
Rapublican
Cope
Goa
Democratis
New York
Doo
Wileyalas
Alon Evie
Republians
Stail
Dan Us
Ouill
Pune
Wisted
Thann Deluaing
South Carolin
Louisiana
Hull
Lincoln
Caroline
United States
Wendell
Phillips
Bruce
Senate
Wendell Phillipa
America
Tapa
Gta
Polltlas
Carpet bagger tale taints South Carolina politics
Fragmented reminiscences portray Senator John Patterson and allies amid 1877 South Carolina turmoil. The piece railfully critiques carpetbagger figures, Hampton Chamberlain faction fealty, and Elliott fund schemes, with exaggerated portraits of John Patterson and associates as decadent political performers.
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Pollus
John
Hampton
Kellogg
Bill Chandler
Painter
Jobn
Chamberlain
New York
Agate
Biowels
Patterson
Ben Som
United States
Datler
Conner
Howen
South Carolin
Fuller
Young
Petterson
Jobo
Jesus
Elliott
Painterature
White House
Hayes
Howe
Chamberlain'n
S Aucces
Charberlain
Columbus
Hayds Lind
Andes
Haye
Butler
Tin Renate
Renign
Bethews
Calhoun
Mts
Jobm
A.C
Lurid Fire and Shipwreck Rescue Near Tybee Island
Survivors from the ill fated ship Leo reach Savannah after a fierce sea blaze aboard the vessel from Ravannah. Captain Daniels and crew battled flames while life rafts carried passengers Miss Farringtons and Mr Papundick as a burning hold drove the crew to lower boats. A Ruslan bark Hop-Ratt under Captain Fredricksson rescued the raft party, with many listed injured or missing.
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Leo
Yemal
Neos
Tybee
Ravannah
Numan
Javier Daniels
Geveral
Hse
Providence
la Tits
Savannah
Mr. Papundick
New York
Aaved
Nub
Daniels
Raf
Harn Dfecui
Balungiaas
Fredricksson
Don
Bull River
South Carolina
Fredrickasun
Hin Aren
Thoas
Uoon
Ural
Portigtt
Veusels
Doboy
Tybee Pastartey
Happell
Cape
Frederick Ole Fredziekanen
Jamra Taiels
Parse UU
Wildman
G. W. Olsen
N. Lindman
W. J. Gray
Hubaré Hankin
John H. Leonard
Joh Wales
Piers Polls Shalvay
Nes
Walter
Bothiog Bas Leon
Mr. Pappuddick
Avengers
McDowell
Atweary C. F. Priliaw
Merri, Murray, Fesvler &Co
Mets, Baater & Cincimall
Carpet baggers and party realignment threaten Reconstruction
Aided by Senators and representatives labeled carpet-baggers, Republicans face a split over allying with Democrats. The piece argues such a shift would hurt the nation, blaming unworthy Northern operators and Grant era influence, while predicting tenuous gains for reform and danger to both parties. It warns that Democrats would only exploit such defectors for short-term power, risking backlash from loyal Republicans and Northern independents.
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Itie
Certaln
Republican Party
Botthone
Congress
Blican Party
Butler
United States
Grant
Carpet-Baggora
Thun
South
Washington
Teproscot
Te Nation
Comupt Patiioiane
Goinia Meh
van To Thay
Sey
Presilent
Hayes
Vielusla
New York
Good Will in Boys and the Power of Example
An early 20th century moral essay urges readers to foster good will at home and in communities. It contrasts disciplined, kind behavior with harsh, cruel acts, stressing that a boy’s spirit is formed by family and peers. The author calls for breaking bad habits and cultivating better attitudes to inspire moral growth.
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Columbia
Eccles
Mondeone
Wexiva
Fereal
Uventn
Silata
Ainee
South Carolina
Cuthbert
Richmond
Dellyeranins Fpdoe
Ory
Spd
Sears
Waernier
Suni Carelinu
Siale
Asidore
Ata
Jay
Lincolt
Lincoln
Sina Wen
Deere Mint
Wold Suis Fm
Bonrao-Carnobats
Bedhs
Chicago
Tribune
Ithemy
Orgelpeles
Fang
Caine
Tba
Diecare
Polly
Ienlih
Epary- Tea
Butte
A. T. Baewars
Ithaieh
Shaney
Tay
Linas
Elhcer
Tehbine
Neals
Gill
Nair
Pote
Thad
Nicholes
Remarkable Cats and Snakes in Monsoon Domestic Tales
A tale from a distant newspaper recounts two unusual animal exchanges featuring a cat and a snake. The cat seeks affection and safety while a snake displays curiosity and potential mischief, leading to a cautious household response. The narrative mix includes other local anecdotes and a brief medical aside about coughs and colds.
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