War Era Letters and Political Fire in a Civil War Echo
A turbulent Reuters-like compilation of Civil War era letters and political commentary. Excerpts quote President Hayes and Governor Tilden, discuss army conditions near the Potomac, and condemn Democratic tactics in South Carolina. Report notes on Reconstruction era funding, soldier sufferings from delayed commutations, and calls for Hayes Wheeler leadership.
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Tilden
Albany
N. Y
Albany Atlas and Argus
Cincinnati Commercial
Redfield
South Carolina
Greenville
Mississippi
Jswokeon
Polk, Pierce
Rachepan
Wwe
Grant
Ondne
Democratic Committees
House of Representatives
Treasury
Floyd
Buchanan
South
John A. Dix
Hayes Club
City of
New York
Tilden and Hendricks
Union
Hayes
Wheeler
Short Lived Hopes in Ohio Politics
The Ohio Republicans intensify activity while Democrats see fading optimism. A rising refrain among observers is to watch and work as parties mobilize for upcoming events.
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Cincinnati
Weil
Ohio
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Patriots
Warne
Piet Saenn Theatres
Arisix
Potomac
R. B. Hayes
Wa. H. Smith, Esq
Springfield Republican
Gov. Tilden
Democratic Party
U. S. Record and Gazette
Congress
Donnan, Harper & CO
Court House
Athens
O10
Usgils
Donnan & Harper
H. K. Dorr & Co
Asi
Ae Antennae Eee
Ameer Coven Everson
J. W. Harris
W.S. Wilson
BANKS
Harris A Wilson
Bh. H. Moone
T. A. Sheldon
James Ballard
First National Bank
Athens, Ohio
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OF the
State Bank of Ohio
United States
Europe
George R. Walker
Cornwell & Thomas
Perkin’s Drug Store
Main Street
Onto
L. Leonard
General Commission Merchant
Honrses
R.R. 0. Knowles
Coolville
Union Street
Joun
Waterloo Owly
Marshfiield
James B, Iil
Marshfield
Natal Capes
C. Aurtman & Co
Dropper
W.J. Kirk
Gen
Ag’t
Warren House
Or i. Brown