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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1872

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2

New Hampshire Radicals Open Campaign With Henry Wilson Speech

In Manchester on February 19, Henry Wilson addressed New Hampshire voters as part of a Radical campaign. The talk aimed to boost Grant reform promises and Wilsons Vice Presidency bid, with Wilson seeking to influence the New England delegation at the next convention while portraying himself as advancing both causes.

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Disraeli and Dilke Speak on Alabama Claims and Monarchy

In the House of Commons Disraeli avoids deciding the Alabama claims while seeking timing on the case, and Gladstone notes no information will be shared now. A Commons committee recommends the Speaker join the Royal procession, and a censure motion over Sir Robert Collier fails to advance. Sir Charles Dilke addresses Chelsea constituents praising free discussion of monarchy amid protest and U S relations tensions.

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