OUR WASHINGTON LETTER AND POLITICAL MANEUVERINGS OF 1876
Washington dispatch details the first week's congressional actions after Hayes's electoral win, Democratic probes into Southern elections, and President Grant's message. It notes Randall's partisan ruling, South Carolina Florida and Louisiana inquiry efforts, and reactions to the Louisiana Returning Board disclosures. It also covers Hewitt Randolph interviews, Northern- Southern tensions, and evolving public sentiment amid postwar politics.
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Political Parties and the Presidency Commentary
A partisan editorial argues the Democrats cannot win by cheating or bullying the presidency. It recalls Civil War era tensions and notes the Republicans remain potent to defend Union rights and uphold Fairness against threats.
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