Controversial Letter Attacks Public Race Exposing Republican Claims
A dated letter from Laura A to Newdham Da Vouport accuses a local school and white teachers of inciting anti colored violence and manipulation. It references Horatio Seymour and Abraham Lincoln era politics, and notes regional voting shifts in Randolph and Glay counties with praise for Senator Wooten and a rejected 21st Article in the Constitution.
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Taaubulo
Laura A
Cuthbert
Newdham da
Nayer
Horatio Seymour
Randolph Betop
Ldgooln
Ma fAntes
Seymour
Ae Shg
New York
Radical Effréntery and Grant in 1867 political clash
A fragment from a 1867 column ridicules Radical attacks on general Grant and Horace Greeley, arguing the party must choose a fearless leader. It critiques Grant’s perceived opportunism, discusses public opinions, and warns against timidity, urging a decisive radical stance and clear travel directions for the party.
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Grant
Horace Greeley
Herod
Hiram Grant
Leo
Philosopher Greeley
New York Tribune
Unsure Grant Bid Sparks Political Debate Across Regions
fragmented voice rebukes sudden calls for Gen Grant presidency. argument centers on party labels and masses voting Democratic or Republican, warning against overreach and urging local allegiance to Union memory amid upheaval. dated rhetoric reflects era's partisan contention.
The Labor Question on Race and Labor in the South
A provocative editorial argues the Negro native will be the laborer while Whites govern, claiming natural order will restore stability after the Civil War. It warns Radical rule harms both races and predicts happier labor under white leadership, urging support for the National Democracy and opposition to Radical power.
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South
Npe
Theraelven
Watater
Dementis Finde
Pendenvo
Grant
Hiram 49
Simpson Ulysses
Adrunkard
Cincinnati
J. Louis
Eecmne
Non-Sectarian Education Plan for City Male and Female Colleges
A correspondent argues to unite Andrew Female College and Baptist College into a non sectarian public benefice offering a non denominational higher education. The plan seeks trustee transfer, charter changes, and mutual concessions to avoid sectarian control while stressing piety and broad enlightenment.
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Pi Fc
Caliah
Andrew Female College
Baptist Friends
Nceme
Fman
Andrew College
Baptist College
Gemei
Cesar
Celera Patibur
Sonat
Thia
Rome
Public discussion on establishing a male and female seminary
The piece urges public consideration for a new school in town to unite Catholics and Protestants in education. It favors Andrew College remaining, proposes renaming schemes, cautions against faction, and suggests town meeting decisions with broad civic input. It also discusses political opinions and potential appointees, highlighting local figures and the Georgia political climate.
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Lesen
Mile Tod
Cuthbert
Andrew College
Randolph Institute
Brout
Ita Bond
Japan
Horatio Seymour The People's Candidate for President
Horatio Seymour is portrayed as a native of Yale's city lineage from Middlebury Vermont. A celebrated lawyer and wealth holder, he rose as a Democratic favorite in New York, served as Governor during Civil War years, aligned with Lincoln in war measures, and earned national esteem through wartime speeches. He is described as sound, pure, and capable of leading the nation with esteemed character.
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Middlebury
Vermont
New York
Horatio Beymott
Young Democracy
Ilia Ure
Democratic Party
Euopie
Seymour
Washington Hunt
Eno
Waa
Lincoln
John TR. Bleeker
Albany
Ledyard Sinclair
Casenovia
Shonnarid
Westchester
Roscoe Conkling
United States
Pater
Otiam
Mr Stephens Resolutions Read at Democratic Convention
The resolutions affirm unswerving fidelity to the Union under a federal constitution as the basis of prosperity. They insist on preserving states political integrity, uphold Madison and Jackson, condemn revolutionary policy, and defend the Union and constitutional government while denouncing secessionist aims.
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Alexander HL. Stephens
United States
Une
Jufferlace
Madison
Jackson
Democratic Party
Arma
Union
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