Grant Memorial and Dakota Statehood Dominate Column
The Columbus Times notes Hon G 11 Bar gar’s Pension Agent appointment with irony and hints at Andrew Jackson’s grave reaction. It cites Hayes urging a G A R monument to General Grant and references a Florida editor selling his paper for a mule. It covers Dakota’s population near 400,000 and predicts Dakota statehood with Republican gains. It reports Licking county Republicans’ Newark convention led by Judge Foraker praising Grant, and notes taxation concerns in old Licking.
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War and funeral notes amid Ohio politics and Grant tribute
War rumor and political commentary circulate around Newark and Licking County with hopeful October news. A lengthy obituary for Gen. Ulysses S. Grant lauds his death and sublimity, naming Beecher Blaine Bancroft Sherman Dana Barnum and others as great figures while criticizing Ohio Governor Hoadly for not issuing a Grant proclamation. There is discussion of church seating rights for colored ministers in South Carolina, party strategy on Prohibition, and courtly disputes over convention legality.
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Grievances and praise swirl as Grant dies and Ohio foes split
A long critical dispatch rails at Governor and Congressman Wilkins, accusing them of political heartlessness and delay. It quotes Democratic letters condemning McLean and Enquirer tactics, and mirrors Southern and national tributes to Ulysses S. Grant with varied editorials from the South and West praising his soldierly conduct and calls for national unity.
Broadbrim's New York Letter on Roach and Grant
A New York letter laments John Roach bankruptcy while praising his work ethic and influence on American shipbuilding. It notes New York strikes, summer heat, theater clashes, and Grant's death, urging calm amid turmoil and mourning the nation’s hero.
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