Centennial Exhibition Notes From Agricultural Hall
A long-walled letter from Philadelphia correspondent Hoyt and Co. reports on the Centennial Exhibition. The writer tours Agricultural Hall with vivid notes on its displays, praising Japan and Brazil while lampooning Holland for drink and tobacco. Generals Sherman and others attend events. council funds are debated amid injunctive delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacanenpara
Agricultural Department
Dake
Joe
Locke
Sohnlien
Bhiema
Great Britain
Crome
Blackwell
London
Sharon
Valley
Belly
Crosse and Bisckwall
Ater
Japan
Brazil
Leard
Holland
William the Silent
von Tromp
Matin Hall
Patriotic sentiments and Civil War era political notes
Extracted text recounts a speech by Lieutenant Governor Hubbant on national unity, mentions cotton trade, railways, and wealth in a coastal state, then covers the Cincinnati Republican Convention proceedings with speeches by Hayes, Morton, Bristow, and others, and concludes with a society note on a high‑profile wedding and assorted editorial snips about crime and morals.
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Richard B. Hubbant
Tezas
Childram
Ube
Kansan
Missouri
Northwest
Wochor
Pari
Tian
Lawa
Cincinnati
National Publican Convention
Exposition Building
Morgan
New York
Thomas F. Pomeroy
Tom
Wes Zemer
Curtin
Curtis
Ibis Z
Ugoi
Seba Mna
Loring
Edward McPherson
Secreytory
Bono
Misalpps
Alc
Pict Peat
Jose
Opal
Etta
Hayes
Ohio
Milan
Una
Tinia
Platform Committee
Alabama
Jachey
Connecticut
Tm Jon
Realfirati Gui
Grant
Davis
Texas
Committee On
Hawley
Logs
Fards
Minrabell Fewall
W. Thompson
Indiana
Oliver P. Morton
Ulm
Pinchback
Harlan
Bristow
Poland
Vermont
Mrr
Ingersoll
Ilinois
Hs Anid Bates
Mr. Bristow
Massachusetts
Fannie
Er Hill
Pete and
Rei Eerie
Thas the
Apanker
Republican Party
Confederate Congress
Frye
Jas Ah R.ford
Fenlonkling
Eulo
Isahae
The Battle of Fort Moultrie Chronicle
An account of the June 28 1776 bombardment at Fort Moultrie Sullivan's Island near Charleston. Gen. Moultrie and a 400 man garrison hold against Sir Henry Clinton and Sir Peter Parker's fleet as volleys and powder run low. Moultrie improvises supply runs, the fort resists, and the battle becomes a symbol of Southern resolve and colonial independence. The piece links the action to broader revolutionary morale and notes later commemorations reflected in memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clinton
Peter Parker
Tharleston
Sullivan's Island
Hackwoodamen
Gol. Moultrie
Lee
Southern Department
Gov. Rutledge
Longi
Heavi Range
Ana Netic
Allan Belefore
Moultrie
Ballenak Laa
Sopra
Bullivan
Isla Wre
Nome
Aslety
Pele
Mora
Lie
Jeder
Fred Het Pues
Nnwr
Ashe
Moultein
Tastabot
Charleston
Mon fEikel
Morford
South End
Beast
Garotina
Carolina
Bunker Hill
Fort Moultrie
Gom Bedi
Berens
Old Ocean
Fort Mual- Masachusetts
South Carolina
What the Democratic Deeds Show in the House
A searing critique of the current House of Representatives accuses Republicans of misrule and corruption. It cites obstruction of reform, patronage, and financial scandal, arguing the administration robbed the nation and betrayed soldiers and taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fener
Pais
Schuyler Qolfex
Washington
Wsa
Ie Dei Machilier
New York
James G. Blaine
Saies
Senate
Sdienea
Department of
Wiliams
Tad Abemadoe
Dhoe
Bion
Bal ‘Safo
Agen
Treasury
Balesare
Ganette
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Juan Fens
Moleud
Iur
Bosriol Crerespandesie Af the Andersen Thiele
Matthew
Hoyt & CO
Genarals Sherman
Eberidna
Hascock
Philadelphia
Board of Finance
Mand
United States Centennial Commission
Gen. Hawley
Aya
Ron
Mercy
Fite- James
Owions Wire Sneax
Wyncoop
New York Tribune
THE
Cincinnati Convention
Wit
St Obie
Cmronmyats
Committee On Credentials
Spencar
Serraco
Committee On Rules
Geo. T. Bear
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Sayler
Plante
Abibe
Territories
District of Columbia
Credito
Asoorugan Wepori
D. H. Bill
Eugenia Hill
Thomas J. Arnold
Jackson
West Virginie
Hill
Taokeon
Ofiera
Bath
Tapia
Roel
Mae
Pumas
Ogcesia
Worhip
Raf
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