Long political screed on Democrats and republics in 1877
A dense Washington political broadside argues that a Bourbon Democrat clings to medieval ideals, opposing Reconstruction era gains and universal liberty. It covers Hayes's administration, the Arbitration Commission, Florida and Louisiana disputes, Wells and Anderson imprisonment, and general partisan rancor amid looming March decisions and Sec Morrill’s illness.
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Halcyon
Russia
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Atlantic
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North America
France
Republic
Arbitration Commission
Davis
Field
Florida
Louisiana
Illinois
Logan
Returning Board of
Littlefield
Maddox
Pickett
Tilden
Hayes
Capitol
Wells
Anderson
Randall
House of Congress
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Morrill
Treasury Department
Stephens
Georgia
Wilkes
Mason and Slidell
Trent
Applause in Galleries Reflects Tension in Congress
A fragment discusses Congress holding public galleries in contempt with applause, hisses, and groans. It laments loss of dignity since Democrats took the House, urges decorum and restraint, and compares galleries to a court of justice where such demonstrations are improper.
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