Campaign Post notes and political debate from Boston
The Campaign Post’s second issue arrives today with plans for a 13 issue run through November. It cites figures on Freedmen’s Bureau costs, hints at Radical fiscal critiques, and reports on Ward 2’s new flag event with Seymour and Bu a. The piece critiques Lincoln’s assassination rationale and llama reconstruction debates, urging candor across parties.
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Li Viverpool
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J.hunt
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Lantanderis
Archate CS Recontrest
Ocean Ctoanehin Company
United States
Quebec
Chee Ryan
Broad Street
U. S. Mail
Havana
Atlantic Mail Steamship Co
North Vere
P. M
Missouri
Gap
W. Palmer
G. Eagle
M. R. Green
Buke
Owing Grass
New York
Benton
Eekly Line
Ran’ Straits
Alaska
Seymour
Baltimore
George H. Pendleton
Cincinnati
Brighton
Summer Street
Odd Fellows
Dearus Axp Manniaces
Shipping Journal
Statesman
Weekly Post
Electoral Vote Counter Move Sparked by Freedmen Bureau Legend
The passage argues that Southern state legislatures backed by the Freedmen's Bureau could alter electoral outcomes in a close vote. It criticizes Radicalism for fearing a popular verdict and accuses opponents of using subterfuge to nullify the public will and misrepresent the electoral process.
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Boston Harbor
S Street
Faneuil Hall
Nahant
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Gertlemen
C. S. Pitman
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Long Wharf
ONECO
Chas. T. Haskell
Mander
State Street
Corner Broad
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American
California
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New York
Int. Ltd
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New Zealand
Australia
New England
Bartlett & CO
Broad Street
Savannah
Florida
Florida Ae
W. E. RK
Ce Street
Cone
New Str
Read Street
C. LC Bartlett & CO
Norfolk and Baltimore Steamship Line
Central Wharf
Tppold
Norfolk
Petersburg
Richmond
Seaboard
Roanoke R. K
South Carolina
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Virginia
Tennessee
Alabama and
Georgey
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House of Commons
Mill
Denman
Bhut
Disraeli
Scorching Saratoga season amid self indulgent revelry
The July 29 1868 Saratoga chronicle recalls a twelve day heat wave that parboiled residents and visitors, with sleepless nights and wilting crinoline. It notes rising hotel arrivals at Clarendon and Union, compares Saratoga favorably to Long Branch and Niagara, and reports on Moscow fashion, trains, and social tidbits including patent eyelashes, sleepwalking, and political chatter.
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Isles OF Shoals
Appledore
Celia
Baker
Pier Wharf
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Maverick House
New England
State Street
Scoliag
Parks & Skolfield
State of New York
America
Catstur
New York
Bany
Thomas Powell
Pier 35
Franklin Street
Newark
Jel
Chas. L. Beach
Memphremagog House
Newport
Memphrema
Connecticut and Passumpsievers
Thomas & Bizcow
Vermont
Hampshire
Stonington
Azsin
Wm. M. Jones
Narragansett
Geo. B. Hull
Boston and Providence
Pleasant Street
N.B
19Th Street
East River
Harlem
Hudson River
North River
Ene
Washington Street
J. W. Richardson
Norwich
New London
Albany
City OF Boston
Wiliams
City OF Nework
Jewert
Jersey City
Debrosses Street
Pier 39
N. R
Lnes
Boston and Albany
Beach Streets
C.C. Gregg
Bristol
Boston and Providence Railroad
Aie
Providence
Benjamin M. Simmons
Ben. B. Brayton
Assengers
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
New Jersey and
Camden and Amboy
Athens
Saratoga
Washington and
State Streets
GEO. Shiverick
International Steamship CO
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St. John
Igby
Windsor
Halifax
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Chisholm
Field
State
Portland
Calais
Woodstock
Houston
Fredericton
N. Y
Digby
Haifax
Charlottetown
P.E
Empress
B. Kilby
Mt. Desert
Machias
Lewiston
Deering
Portiana
Machiasport
Sanford
Rockland
Bar Harbor
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Eastern
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Mond
Richmond
Dennisson
Railland
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Boston & Maine
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D’s Independent Line
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Cambridger
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Henry Rich
Foster
Penobscot
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Gap
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Union Wharf
Weday
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Kennebec
H. H. Hyde
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Clarendon
Union Hotel
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Green Mountains
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Jesd—eoptt
Oliver C. Derby
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Lewis Bive & Son
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Wells
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N. Y. Times
Lincoln
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Horatio Seymour
Advertiser
Democratic National Convention
Thaddeus Stevens
Republican Party
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Crescent Hotel
Charles E. Leland
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Grand Hotel
Union Club
Charles O'Conor
Senator Norton
Gov. Fenton
John A. Griswold
Belle of
Chopin
Mendelssohn
Brooklyn
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Moon
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Canada
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Telegraph
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Carl Schurz
June
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London Post Office
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Butler
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Santley
New York Academy
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Democratic Party
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Justice Grier
John Swindles
Anjac
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Pall Mall Gazette
Home Secretary
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Richfield Springs
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