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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1872

Page

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Boston Lowell and Nashua Rail Schedule 1572

Train times list for Northern New Hampshire Vermont Canada Ogdensburg and the West with departures from Boston showing early morning and late afternoon options. Includes Concord Nashua Wilton Milford Amherst Billerica Wilmington Woburn Winchester West Medford Stoneham Somerville Centre Winter Hill Lexington Arlington and other stops with Ex or special notes and superintendent John B Winslow.

Boston, Lowell & Nashua Boston New Hamshire Vermont Canada Ogdensburg West Concord Nashua Wilton Milford Amherst Lowell Wam Billerica Wilmington Woburn Cen Stoneham Winchester West Medford College Somerville Centre Hill Winter Han Mik Row Lexington and Arlington Tyes Wed Thur Boston Boston Witton Woburn Centre Somerville Centre Winter Hill Northern Depot Lexington John B. Winslow

Reduced Rate Tickets to Hoosac Tunnel Route Announced

From July 1 1872 tickets will be issued to Hoosac Tunnel North Adams Troy Albany Saratoga and Niagara Falls at reduced rates. Round trip passes valid thirty days usable in either direction via Hoosac Tunnel Troy Saratoga Niagara Falls Albany New York and Newport. Tickets for sale at Fitchburg Railroad Depot 69 Washington street and principal Boston area offices.

Deston and Albany Railroad Boston Beach Street Albany Lincoln Streets New York Springfield Rochester Washington Street Itny Worcester Sahibary Grafton M. West Southville Cordaowhhle Hashilamd South Framingham RET Milford Saxonyville Natick Wellesley Durantville Newwton Uburndale West Newton Newtonmville Newton Brichton Alistom Conmane Farm Brookline E. RE. R W. Div Sar Sunday Mail N. Y Russell D. A. Firth Peppcnburg Railroad Rutland Burlington St. Albans Montreal Montpelier Saratoga Bellows Falls Cheshire R.R White River Junction Monadnock Greenfield Brattleboro Waltzam Werster Nashua Lancaster Clinton Sterling Oakdale Waltham Ayer Fur New Yor Worcester Ayer Junction Fitchburg Hill's Crossing I.comin W' Im Bet Tad Shirley Mason Village Townsend Cenwe Townsent Centre Aver Junction Ulcv Hill’s Crossing Waitham Marlboro Expo Het Hudson Concord Hall's Crossing NLS HiN's Cross Nyg Waverly Belmont Mill’s Crossing Bret Watertown Union Market Mount Auburn Fresh Pond Mt. Auburn Cambridge Main Row Caewrsonly L. Heywood Hartford and Erie Railroad Norwich Washington St Summer Street Readville Sto Ter Norwood Walpole Blackstone Webster Southbridge Putnam Norwich & Worcester Danielsonville New London Woonsocket Division Boston & Albany Needham Woonsocket WM. M. Parker Erie Railway New England Washi m Street B. W. Blanchard John N. Abbott Dunlap OLD Colony Marsha’s Vineard Oak Bluffs Vineyard Holands Antucket Falmouth Heights Wood’s Hole Pasasenger Old Colony Railroad Corner South Kneeland Streets Martha’s Vineyard, &c Woods Hole Martha’s Vineyard B.C. Cromwell Monahansett Chas. C. Smith Island Home N. H. Manter Vineyard Nantucket Wood's Hole J. R. Kendrick Hoosac Tunnel North Adams Troy Niagara Falls Niagara Fall Newport Vicinity Boston and Lowell Boston and Maine Salem Providence Fall River Weirs Lake Winnipesaukee Profile House Plymouth Littleton Son Mountain House Bethlehem Bsa Sumner House Dalton Waumbek Jefferson Ee Ea Lancaster Northumberland Quebec Pemigewasset House Franconia Mountains Twin Mountain Crawford Houses White Mountains Crawford Haliron New Bedford Taunton Mansfield W. W. Berg Psenger State Street A. Dodge Boston and Maine Railroad Haymarket Square Dover Alton Bay Mt. Washington Wolfboro Centre Harbor Conway North Conway Bay View House Portland Saco Maine Portsmouth Lowell Lawrence Newburyport Crawford and Glen Lake Winnipiscogee Eaton Mount Washington A. Wiggin Meredith Village Wolffboro Wollboro Meredith

Boston Wholesale Prices Current Week Ending August 28

Boston wholesale price list for the week ending Wednesday August 28 reports currents on commodities and market rates. The bulletin catalogs average prices for goods traded in Boston including staples and bulk items, reflecting regional pricing.

Review of the Boston Market for the Week Ending August 28

The Boston market reports steady demand across commodities led by ashes and coal. Pearls and various oils hold steady prices, with copper, cotton, and coffee quoted. grain, flour, molasses, meat, dairy, and produce show firming or dull trends, while coal, naval stores, and shipping rates reflect active trade and cargo movements.

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A Radiant Record of Grant Eulogy Sparks Political Fight

Boston Post analyzes Dr Loring's Worcester eulogy for Grant as a lavish, partisan plea for renominating Washburn and reshaping Essex District politics. It condemns the convention leadership, links corruption to Butler and Loring, and contrasts Northern calls for reform with South Carolina abuses and military interference.

Loring Grant Worcester Bellows Washburn Essex Butler Boutwell

The Southern Moses Nominee in South Carolina Politics

The piece denounces F J Moses Jr as Grant’s choice for South Carolina governor, painting him as a radical instrument who helped steer wartime secession and later led legislative plunder. It accuses him of bribery, corruption, and exploiting Black voters, with factional chaos and threats surrounding the nominating convention.

F. J. Moses, Jr South Carolina House of Representatives Scott Grant Union San Domingo James L. Orr United States Corbin Moses Sawyer Orr Legislative Ring Rascal

Butler's Old Clo' in American politics sparks ire

The author attacks General Butler's campaign theatrics at a Soldiers' Convention in Portland, denounces the painted hoof and horn costume as a scare tactic, and argues it degrades veteran voters while highlighting broader criticisms of Grant supporters. It also laments foreign policy victims and calls out financial mismanagement and political corruption within the administration.

Gen. Butler Twichell Portland Gen. Wilson Gen Butler Grant Cameron Treasury Pennsylvania Boutwell Robeson Secor Morton Haiti Howard Spain Worcester Uncle Horace Moses Cavity Boutwell Grant Party South Albany South Carolina Blackwell Talbot Stoddard Washburn

Banks at Lynn Shifts Politics With Calm Reform Message

Gen Banks delivers a broad, steady case for reform at Lynn, dispelling fears of Southern.voters and urging a new national direction. He asserts the times demand a shift away from past fears toward a united, humane policy, while highlighting a major political turning point and the imperative to expand national life.

Banks Lynn Grant

Banks Speech Noted as Among Nation's Most Remarkable Orations

Insight and weighty words mark General Banks’s address to the people, hailed as one of the most noticeable speeches delivered across the Union. The oration drew widespread attention for its bold language and persuasive rhetoric in a pivotal era.

Gen. Banks Union

Disgraceful Campaign Attacks Prompt Reticence

A newspaper criticizes bitter personal attacks in the presidential race led by Grantites targeting Greeley Schurz Gratz Brown Kilpatrick and other Liberals. It alleges rumors of Grant’s late night excesses at Willard's Hotel and on field duties, urging maligners to abandon personal warfare and focus on policy.

Telegraph Tomro Fovurts Grant Stanley Paris M. Thiers Trouville O’ Lynn Cameron Blanton Duncan Lumpkin New Orleans Christopher Columbus Greeley Club British Columbia Minnesota Sleepy Eye Pennsylvania Ems Kaiser Cincinnati Greeley Schurz Gratz Brown Kilpatrick Grantites Richmond Willard’s Rawlins Hancock

Poor Consul Teel as Grant Martyr in Haytien Jail

The piece portrays Consul Teel torn from office by Haytien authorities on a trumped up counterfeiting charge and jailed through the Grant campaign. It mocks Minister Bassett as a常 brother in law and claims he refuses Teel’s release, preferring to deny Greeley campaign gains. The text notes Teel’s alleged ratiocination and possible reflections remain conjectural.

Teel Haytien Bassett Greeley Grant Artemus Ward

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