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Horace Greeley in Louisville and the 1872 presidential race
The article reviews Horace Greeley's Louisville speech and contrasts his candidacy with Ulysses S. Grant. It notes Greeley's calls for emancipation from past wrongs, promises of unity, and opposition to proscription, while criticizing Grant's military-centric approach and urging voters to weigh character, policy, and national reconciliation in the coming election.
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Horace Groeley
Louisville
Horace Greelay
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Greely
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Tapeakave
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Amartad
Tai Pranu
Morton
Chandler
Masa
Congress
Mr. Vreeley
Forvas Howe
New York
America
Richmond Whig
Attornty-Ceneral
Wasntneror
Alexander H. Stephens
Boz
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Gaysa
Sidreseed
Uaa
Union
Ku Klux Organization
Albany Poste
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Greeley
Gran
Philadelphia
United States
My. Gi
Horsco Greeley
Eee
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Sumner
Jan Oberved
Horace Gresley
Gresley
Grantlam
Briekly
Grant
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Besler
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Grebley
Colf
Washington
Horace Greeley
Ulysses S. Grant
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