Gentlemen of New York Tilden as Governor Candidate
A shore up piece praising Samuel J. Tilden as a strong Democratic gubernatorial candidate, noting his integrity, public spirit, and past actions against Tweed ring. It discusses potential candidacy, contrasts with Dix, and cites Times praise and a New York Times excerpt.
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New York Times
New York
Samuel J. Tilden
The
Times
Canal Ring
William M. Tweed
Peter B. Sweeny
George G. Barnard
Tilden
Mr Tilden
Peter B Sweeny
the Times
Tammany King
United States
Sweeny
Thayer
Tweed
Rochester
New York City
Tammany
Kernan
Broadway Bank
Garvey
Ingersoll
Ring
Comptroller
Golden Circle
Democratic State Committee
Hall
Connolly
Charles O’conor
Eighteenth
Assembly
Democratic Party
Tammany Hall
Mr .Ilden
Gen. Dix
NEW York Democratic Convention
Pe Tilden
N. Y
Gov. Tilden
Albany
Elsc
Prince
Tobey
Strahan
Titden
Congressional Record
Hewitt
Speaker
Iowa
Gov
Govilden
Kent
Eames
Clymer
Jefferson
Madison
Jackson
Guv
William D. Kennedy
Tammany Society
Lapham
Cooper Institute
Fort Sumter
Samuel Sloan
Delaware and Lackawanna Railroad Company
Union Safety Committee of New York
Conger
Michigan
Conger Rose
Ken Hewitt
Lincoln
Washington
Samuel Tilden
Chicago
Manton Marble
Committee On Resolutions
Gov.Tilden
Ted
Louisville Courier-Journal
Democratic Committee
Cox
Evening Post
Contrast Between Democratic Prosperity and Republican Decay
The piece argues that under Democratic rule America enjoyed full employment, rising wealth, and lax taxation while Democrats fostered virtue. It claims Republicans caused a shipless New England, stalled industry, halted immigration, and widespread corruption in politics and finance. It calls for an entire administration change to restore national virtue and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Congress
Radical Epistle on Dunjee and Southern Negro Rights
A Concord letter exposes rumors that Richmond minister J. W. Dunjee split with Republicans to support Confederate leaders. Dunjee defends his mission, urges reconciliation, warns against mobs and political thieves, and argues for dividing the colored vote to secure progress in the South.
Hayes as Governor and Taft Rivalry Highlight 1875 Politics
The piece critiques Rutherford B. Hayes’s record as Ohio governor and his disputed nomination for governor amid rival Taft support. It cites skepticism from local party rings, notes Hayes’s perceived weaknesses, and contrasts him with Judge Taft, while referencing contemporary editorials and political dynamics.
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Rutherford B. Hayes
Congress
Treasury
Republican
Credit Mobilier
Ohio
Daily Advertiser of
Boston
Boston Daily Advertiser
Hayes
Taft
Judge Taft
Ben Eggleston
Cincinnati
Wilkie Collins
Vesey
Hoyes
Gen. Hayes
Cincinnati Gazette
Remarkable Correspondence Elevated in Richmond Editorial
The Richmond Whig editorial defends Rev. J. W. Dunjee, a colored minister, praising his intellect and morality over Rev. Silas Curtis of Concord New Hampshire. It accuses Curtis and Free Baptist Home Mission Society of bigotry and links their views to Radicalism and Hamburg riots. The piece urges Northern Democrats to support Dunjee as a missionary to enlighten Radicals about the condition of colored people.
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Concord
N. H
Brother Dunjee
Harper’s Ferry
Bro. Dunjee
Tilden
Hendricks
Bro
Dunjee
Richmond
Rebs
Cause of Freedom
Jeff
Davis
South
Morrell
Brackett
Stewart
Burgess
Anthony
Chase
Boss Tweed
New York
8. C
Brother Curtis
Dunjefe
Foster
Dover
J. W. Dunjee
Freewill Baptist Mission Society of New England
New England Association
Curtis
Silas Curtis
Free Baptist Home Mission Society
J. W. Dunfee
Stave
New Hampshire
Radical Party
Prince of Darkness
Hamburg
Rev
Hayes in Congress A Chronicle of Hayes in the Library Role
A compact record of R. B. Hayes in Congress with entries from February 1866 to March 1867. It notes library contracts, pay requests for naval pictures, petitions from Cincinnati citizens, and committee assignments including Library and Private Land Claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint
Special Library Committee
Globe
H. J. Appleton
Cincinnati
William H. Powell
Ohio
Capitol
Cong
Robert G. Mitchell
11Th Cincinnati Regiment
Senate
Library of the Smithsonian Institute
Library of Congress
Cong. Globe
Carter
Holland
Torrance
Kentucky
Secretary of Interior
U. S
M. Victor
Baton Rouge
1St
Wm. Maclay
Cincinnati Post Office
Cincinnati Relief Union
Quinn
Colly
Library Committee
P. R. Fendall
James Madison
Hayes
Balances Due United States Across Government Officers List
Official summary of amounts owed to the United States by postmasters marshals judges tax collectors and other officers from 1869 to June 19 1876. Includes totals for diplomatic consular pension and revenue offices and the grand overall balance of the accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States
U.S
H. B. Swope
Territories
Internal Revenue
Interpal
Clews, Habicht & Co
Grant
Arkansas
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississi
North Carolina
Texas
Virginia
United States Navy
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B. P. Cunningham & CO
Washington Street
Eureka
Maine
Oregon
F. C. Prince
National Democratic Committee
Mansfield
John Mansfie
Mans
TELD
Boot and Shoe Emporium
Tremon How
Robinson
Marion Harland
Robinson Bros. & CO
CamPaIgn Post
Icaii Scuiz
Reformer
Democratic State
State Committee
Young Democracy
Baltimore
Mr Til
Hayes Party
Nation
Andy Johnson
Abram S. Hewitt
Kasson
Representa
Tive
Tihden Sasinunsiais
N. Y. Times
Lunder
Coleridge
T=_DEN
Tammany Ring
Reform
Reform Movement
Barnard and
Cardozo
Judiciary
Messrs Alvord
Husted
Vedder
Simr
Miyself
J. Tilden
Cannon
Illinois
Por Hewitt
Springer
Davy
Mr Cox
Mr Davy
State of
Davy Rose
Mr Hewitt
Mr Tweed
Mr Randall
Pennsylvania
Bedarway
Mr Lapham
Euce
Samuel J.tilden
Great Western
New Lebanon
Ava
A. S. Hewitt
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
New York Bar
Seventy-ninth Highlanders
Gen. McClellan
Mantton
Pitt Fessenden
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Custom House
Independents
Indiana
I Krpatrick
Vermont
Great Army of Reform
Perley
Chandler, Morton, Shepherd & Co
Hampshire
Radical Republican
Richmond Whig
Richmond, Va
Epistle
John W. Dunfee
Rich
Mond
America
North
Home Missions Board
South Carolina
B. B. Douglas
W. S. Stinger
John W. Dunjee
Eis
Hood
Richmond Enquirer
Chandler
Southern Mutual Fire Ins. CO
Tenth Street
J. E. Neiswanger
R. B. Hayes
D. J. Atwood
Soreeenee
Federal St
Tufts Brothers
Sudbury St
Heyer Bros
Franklin Street
Hawley
B. T. Wells
Hawley Street
M. Myers
Chauncy ST
le Prompéig
Hype & Dove and
Curtiss, Hype & Co
Etna Laboratory
TCE
Wheeler
Boston Sand Blast Works
Federal Street
Mass
Wanee* & Sons
WM. Read & Sons
Wil Hall Uarge Oe
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