TILDEN'S CHARACTERS A CAPTAIN MAKES AFFIDAVIT
Captain Miller of Company B Thirty-eighth New York volunteers swears regarding Tilden's treatment of his nephew Oliver S Tilden killed at Antietam and buried in New York. Miller, wounded at Williamsburg, recalls Tilden's refusal to cover funeral costs, paying $340 himself to settle the bill.
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New York Tribune previews 1876 election fate for Democrats
The New York Tribune argues Democrats need New York and 12 more electoral votes to win, while Republicans can gain by states like Indiana and California. It predicts shifts from Liberals and independents, notes public credit and Southern unity as key, and weighs Hayes versus Tilden based on national progress and civil service reform. It cites Ohio Indiana results and outlines party prospects and policy stances ahead of November.
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Law Order and Justice to Be Vindicated in South Carolina
A Washington cabinet meeting decided the President will issue a proclamation urging South Carolinians to end disorders, warning armed groups to disperse and submit to state authorities, and to deploy additional troops to ensure the proclamation. The note portrays the campaign of terror as facing a stronger opposing force.
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Voting Duty Called Across Centennial Day
All citizens are urged to visit the Centennial before November 7 with every man at his post on that day. The absence of a single voter could threaten state safety. Be ready as the bugle sounds the advance.
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