Reconciliation push by General Bartlett across the North and South
General Bartlett urged fraternal reconciliation between former Union and Confederate soldiers. He praised Confederate leaders for acceptance of the outcome and highlighted peaceful North South relations. Other ex Confederates like Evans and Johnson echoed temperate views, while party politics and racial reforms divided Northern and Southern factions ahead of 1876.
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State Temperance Convention of Ohio Urbana Meeting
The annual meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Ohio will be held in Urbana beginning May 26 1875. Regular Leagues may send three delegates with substitutes if needed. Representation from each organization is desired and the call urges gathering in Christian unity. By order Executive Committee. MRS H C McCABE Pres FANNIE W LEITER Secy. DEMOCRATIC journals claim National expenditures were lower before the war. They overlook the debt run up to save the government from the Southern wing of the party.
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