Loyalty and politics mix in postwar remarks and fears
ZF Ben Harris on loyalty and rebels. Indiana Republicans aim to win in November with Greenback votes. Carl Schurz urges amnesty and removal of dis abilities for Southern people and warns New York business leaders that a Treasury raid upon Tilden's election is a real, fixed threat.
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The crowd at a Washington hall heard Captain Phelps praise veterans as part of national history. General Thayer urged lasting reconciliation without surrendering war aims, while Democrats fight over the now disputed Twenty-second Joint Rule affecting electoral vote counting and Tilden’s fate in 1876.
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