Fragments on Power and Politics in Civil War Era
A garbled 19th century political miscellany discusses postwar Democratic aims, debt policy, and a New Departure scheme. It cites Secretary Boutwell and a wealth of partisan rhetoric, with anecdotes about John Randolph and a tavern scene illustrating political intrigue and insult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boutwell
New York Evening Po. L. Tues
Ohio
T Dion
Congress
Richmond Whig
Barry
John ‘Antolph
Times
Mr. Randolph
Afine Ravidolph
Ing Tre
Jaddlord
Rivdolph
Speech on revenue and debt under the present administration
In Sandusky the Republican speaker contrasted current policy with the previous era, urging strict enforcement of revenue laws, economies, and debt reduction. He argued recent administration increased deficits, praised fiscal restraint and asset sales, and warned that Democratic schemes and Tammany influence threaten public credit and national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Ohio
Sandusay
Republicats
Columbus
Republicaa Party
Wirth
Dolasen
Collec
Cinte
Tully
Debioaso
Milton
Hudson
Bop
Grant
Royal Garaees
Democratic Mianedarine
New York City
Lorensia
Ena
Rooney
Osten
Prom
Coneictoris
Ois
United States
Endhani Bureau
Washington City
Congress
Washington
Tithertodt
Delanore
Great Britain
Che Nogady
Ualimuna
Tas
England
San Domingo
Olivii
Bay of Sanus
Porter
Adiuiirak
Pichoe
Geo. Bo Ma Clellen
Tne
Pet
San Dowainwa
Senate
Johnson
Hero
Isle
Attady
Cougrimant
Bral
Jon
Baes
Iind
Mr. Mant
Philadelphia
Hunt
Gen. Babcock
Sat Domingo
Fumaia
Samana
Delano
Tammany
Political Intrigue and Col. Taylor in Coshocton
A Lancaster era sketch retells plans and rumors surrounding Gen. Noyes and Col. Taylor in Coshocton County. It notes ambitions, alleged pensions, and ties to Lincoln era factions, with references to Libby prison, Andersonville, Morgan for Congress, and local power shifts after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. McClain
Lincolin
Lucky Dow
Edison
Lou Arka
Libby
Jonint
Coshocton County
Vindlandighun
Det Davis
Liere
Bly
Morgan
Congress
Aindy
Andersonville
Union
Cob
Dian
Fis
Fricat
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Josn Fes
Cone
Dr. J. Anderson
Deus
Zepner
Boot & Shor Store
Goesorton
Mioskmaa
Beng
Dev
Toyerir
EMCO
RAIN
Hay Data
Loti
Rerco & Cals
Ford
Matias
Eli Palin
Eueds
Pam
W.N. Steaw
Second Street
New Cooods
AC. Stallman’ & Co
Marchant Tailoring Department
Isioy
Sis Whale
Auaum “S
New Stoom
West Side
Coshuctan
A.C. Stalean & Co
Terence
Mre
H . L. Sterling
Norris’ Tock
Minl Street
Coshocton
Née Rose
Micellaneou
Poplins
Drees
Grawford Grothers
Roscoe, Ohlo
Open Inc
Ieals
Queensware, Ladies, Misses & Children's
Cunningham
Main Street
H. Taylor & Son
Milisery
Incoshocron
Miss Gardner
Madres
Miwon
Weese
Ostenegap
E& Howe Irs
Harton
Ayr
George Pactor
McDoxaun
B. F
Coshocten
Atlin
U. S. Seles
Vila
Cosweer
Nelson Pontins
Chilicothe
Basteobarger
Mouien
Peter Burlonby
Harrison
Detse
Anni
Anl
Colburn
Dansers
New York
Perros
Qaea
T. W. Collier, Jr
L. E. Disney
Idruggist
J. F. Compton
Rosco
McNaughton & CO
Ravernat
Prescription Department
B. R. Shaw
Alyones
Fancy
rIm
Miss L. . Butler
Eer
Basanor, O
Nobley, Pianos
Prague
Vhs
Stelmwnoy
Chickrring
Kuabeos Decker Brothers
United Makers
MASON
Ilmlix
Ruoninger
Callaud Seaine
Glover
Otte
Bert
Ieee
Dr. Simmons
I Regulator
Dreds
Elon
Andy
Henan
Virgil
Stepares
Johott
Gordons
David Wilks
Wood
Wools
Fietery
Macon
Bastedling
Ster Bakery
Chetee
Janeit
Cash Store
Walter Shaw
Desler IN
Thea
Skullroad Hotel
Oilo
Chester
Chester County
A. D. Denman
Loshecton
Attin Steel
Elliott
Ahgency Oshen
Olio
Charles Eckert
Vals
Celec
McNeely Normal School
Camman
Ise
AL Ly W. Brinkerhofe
Hopldale
Fonce
Ohlin
Pitsburg
N. OB
Coshoctam
Lampe
Dev Andereus
Wnewespar
BE Rose
Hon
Columbus Delano
Titua
Figain
Gen. Noyes
Col. Taylor
A Caf
E. F. Noyes
Taylor
Conchocton County
Ohia
Thomas Jeferson
Deferson
Paris
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