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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1868

Page

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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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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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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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