Alabama Political Convention and Family Rivalries Stir Democratic Tussle
Alabama reporters describe a Democratic state convention marked by factional rivalries within the Shorter and Kolb factions. The piece highlights Kolb's bid for governor, tensions over leadership within the Shorter family, and intra party maneuvering at the state gathering. It notes campaign dynamics, key figures like Kolb, Shorter, and coalition builders, plus references to national party implications and delegation contests.
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Veterans gather for Confederate reunion and Lee statue unveiling in Richmond with Longstreet arrival and large crowds. Delegations from Maryland New York and Virginia join ceremonies as a grand parade and military ball unfold amid tributes to General Lee and Grant.
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Recollections of a Richmond speaker recount the close ties between President Jefferson Davis and General Robert E Lee. The speech praises Lee’s conduct, declares no jealousy between leaders, and recalls Davis’s admiration for Lee during pivotal Confederate campaigns and the postwar memorial tribute.
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