Sidelights on Reconstruction and Southern Politics
A critical editorial fragment attacks postwar policy, accusing Democratic and Republican figures of corruption and betrayal. It cites Cincinnati fever cases, misappropriations in Missouri and Louisiana, and appeals to voters with mentions of Hayes, Kellogg, and local editors. The piece presses questions on national unity and party loyalty amid upheaval.
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Congress
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Morgan
Boat
Foster
Ohio
Flayes
Columbus
Garfeld
Atlanta
Davenport Gazette
Hares
Dia
Repubican
Louisiana Politics and the Hayes Bargain Echoes
The text recounts postwar Louisiana conflict over governorships, Packard and Nicholls, and a contested 1877 political deal. It cites Burke and others describing efforts to force recognition of rival claimants, with references to federal authority, military orders, and a rumored written assurance from Hayes. The piece condemns violence, advocates protection for electors, and critiques party dynamics in South Carolina and Louisiana.
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Supreme Court
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Matthews
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J. Ellis
Mr. Hayes
Bousmen
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Heynston Burke
Stumory
South Carolin
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Edgefield
Nations Party
Republican Party
State Sovereignty Revived and Civil War Echoes
A lengthy tract defends state sovereignty amid South Carolina clashes over federal authority in revenue cases. It highlights anti federal actions, the peril to Union veterans, and calls for resisting federal enforcement while praising Republican loyalty and Reconstruction foes. It notes a push to transfer cases to federal courts and praises Mr Hayes and Bearevacy Byatta for standing firm.
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United States
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Commonwealth
Wade Hampton
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington
Dy. Yayes
Beerehacy Byatta
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Louisiana
Baiepton Loyalty and northern reconciliations debate
A critical curio on Wade Hampton and Reconstruction era tensions argues the North was wronged while the South seeks concessions. It cites violence against Black voters, pardons offered to murderers, and calls for continued loyalty amid a quarrel over reconciliation and political power in Edgefield and South Carolina.
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Gouthert
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Tisnea
Wade Hampton
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The Poor Pope Portrait in a Prisoner’s Role
A fragment portrays a pope as a reluctant captive in Rome, pressed to stay to maintain a political farce. It notes Jesuit power and church factions, framing the pope as a prisoner of Pius X and the Sacred College under a protective illusion.
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From the Rocky Mountains travel narrative of 178- adventures and hunting
The narrative follows a Denver to Rocky Mountain expedition led by Capt. McMullin with aides and young men, detailing antelope hunting misadventures, camp life near Whiteleys Peak, and a humorous mishap that ends with a grand mountain expedition. It describes the party’s hunting, fishing, and lodging at Tack’s cabin, the Muddy River conditions, and a dramatic solar eclipse observed from a summit.
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Eclipse over Middle Park inspires awe and travel plans
The writer recounts a mountain eclipse and a high altitude camp in Middle Park. Bright sun vanquishes the dark, frost clings to nights, and campers reflect on the cleansing air and healthful climate. They praise trout fishing near the Grand and plan to travel toward Denver via Breckenridge.
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Otto
Mose
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Radge
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