Grant for President and Republican Victory Toast
A wartime style verse extols Ulysses Grant for president and celebrates Republican gains. It recalls Appomattox and apple trees, praises the Vermont result as a Waterloo moment, and urges Pennsylvania to imitate that October example with support for Grant and Republican triumph.
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Vermont Victory Toasts Lincolnite Policy and Grassroots Drive
Vermont Republicans praise the party policy and victory in their state while urging continued effort ahead of nine weeks remaining until the presidential election. The piece underscores moral triumph in Vermont and calls for organized voting, poll watching, and persistent campaigning to secure a nationwide Republican win.
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Sumpter
Blair
Lincoln
Grant
New England
Colfax
Maine
Green Mountain
Political realignments shake Indiana in 1868 campaign
A New York Times letter discusses a broad defection of Conservative Republicans from a Democratic ticket two years prior, causing panic among Indiana Democrats. It notes desertions by old‑line Democrats who cannot back Seymour Blair or revolation, signaling the state to be placed beyond doubt.
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Pea
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Crawford
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Fragmented Southern politics and northern influences debated
A long fragment discusses factional tensions in the South over rebellion and unity, criticizing both Reconstruction-era Republicans and Democrats. It cites figures like Governor Wise and General Pike, arguing against labeling Southern leaders as rebels or traitors and calling for sober, factual debate without sensationalist rhetoric. The text mentions parties, loyalties, and calls for consolidation among southern allies.
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