Pendleton Letter Sparks Democratic Debate Over Suffrage
A provocative letter portrays suffrage as a political privilege and urges broadening the base. It attacks Pendleton and Packard, suggesting the party face a choice between the old regime or a new departure. The piece predicts reaction from Bourbon factions and possible demonstrations.
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Death of Judge McDonald in Indiana Court
Notice recalls the series of U S district court appointments by Lincoln. Judge McDonald, once a Democrat who joined the Republicans, died after a lengthy illness. He had renounced Spiritualism in his final illness and was regarded as upright and capable.
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