Speech supporting Horace Greeley by Gen. Gordon in Atlanta
The speech argues unity and constitutional restraint, opposing Grant and endorsing Horace Greeley. It emphasizes liberty, the Constitution, and opposing executive power, urging Southern support for Greeley to uphold rights and reduce tyranny. It recalls South Carolina and wartime loyalties to justify unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johm B. Gurdona
Maha B. Gordon
Atlanta
Horace Greeley
South
Gresley
Grant
Jefferson
Old Carroll
Carrollton
Gant
Webster
Old Hickory
Greeley
Bob
Tyhall
Lim Oc Bia
South Carolina
Andeus
Education Day at New Lebanon School House Debate and Readings
A Friday event at New Lebanon School House featured two school exams, a trustee address on education, and a three part speech on reading by W T McElroy. A debate on love of women versus love of money followed with judges awarding victory to Mr Muste. A large neighborhood crowd enjoyed a communal dinner before a literary reading and reflections on life and love concluded the day.
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Qinaha Tribune
Brr
Henry J. Jiolmes
Vemirie City
Towa
Gentlemal
Culifordia
Watple
Tadly
Homes
California
Golden State
Mr. Holmes
Lawn
Tims
Jyhia
Holmes
Jin
Galifornia
Sever
Goo Sucheas
Larly
Tines Aves
Java
Tony BeatDe
Lovera
Ting
James P.smith
Larkin Newton
Garvin
Heald
Myr. McEtroy
Selon
Uharlist
Maniel B. Smith
Commodore Moore
Smith
Moore
Captainia Addresses Allegations From 1872 South Carolina Speakership
The document presents Captainia denying charges of issuing false pay certificates and misusing state funds as speaker of the South Carolina House. It references a convention led by James L Orr and vows a full investigation to vindicate the speaker. The text reflects postwar political tensions and public accountability rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
James Li Orr
Nourca
Attack on Gen Moses Concerning Pay Certificates
The letter discusses Gen Moses and his denial of charges tied to pay certificates issued during 1871-72. It questions responsibility for funds, ties to Ku Klux relief, and probes the roles of Speaker Adams, the Governor, and the Treasurer in financing the scheme. It notes alleged misuse of the armed force fund and seeks clarity on ten thousand dollars related to Moses and allied figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wu. E. Earle
Greenville Nateraiiec
Moses
Ku Klux
Gen. Moses
Anderson
Beaufort
Edgefield
Richland
Luhiks
Allieas
Columbia
Charleston
Col
Merl
Henhy General Assembly
Ani
Ben Ies
Orr
Ku Klux Aufferers
O& A
House of Reprey
Lis
Hia
Aruts Flree Fund
Moagé
Reasher Parker
Govertir
Treanor
Ingieau
Tob
General Assembly
Gen. Mares
Treasier
Mooney
Legott
Greenville
Culanbia
Spestber Mysur
Blue Ridge
Greenville Columbia
Roberts
Chen
Moots
Gov
Seoul
Upoas
Markye
Fragmented editorial draft from An Tyyllana editor
A garbled passage by editor Jase Min shows a rough, unfinished editorial note about readership, gifts and memory. The lines suggest reflections on remembrance, rulers, and national identity, though the text is largely incomprehensible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jase Min
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