Democratic Peril and Southern Firebrands Stirring 1876 Scene
In Washington reports from Sept 6 1876 discuss Democratic treachery in New York backing Seymour, Ku Klux and white supremacist tensions in the South, Northern fire-eaters and Copperheads, and the era’s wartime remnants shaping the campaign. Penn Ave paving delays and job losses in federal offices add local strain as Centennial visitors pass through. Logan.
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WHEELER PROMOTES UNION CAUSE AT VERMONT RALLY
The St Albans gathering drew strong cheers for William A Wheeler as he spoke as a top Republican voice. He praised New England foundations Plymouth Rock and education and warned of Democratic Northern allies aiding the South. He urged Vermont voters to defend Union gains with ballots on the first Tuesday in November.
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