Contested Nominations and Debate Over Mr Chase
A fragmented account recalls arguments within a party over Mr Chase. The text discusses reactions, assent offers, and the impact on campaign prospects, noting divisions and the tone of political debate without graphic details.
Radical party rhetoric targets “negro Convention” in heated debate
The excerpt rails at the Radical party and the Negro Convention, claiming they never sought real relief and alleging deceit by supporters of “Relief.” It frames critics as misled by a fraudulent scheme and accuses opponents of clinging to the Radicals while condemning their plans.
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New York World
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Chase
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Senate
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Laura
Allons Petht
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Efile
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New York
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Tammy Foge
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Pene
Leoney
Republican Party
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Georgia
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Washington
Congress
Democratic Nation Sees Union Sway Amid Crisis
The 1860 era debate shapes the fate of the Union as factions clash over leadership, corruption, and the future of the Republic. The address condemns secessionists, exalts the Union, and calls for steadfast unity to preserve liberty and national integrity.
Georgia Politician Rhetoric and Civil War Echoes
Fragmentary 1868 era letter and newspaper clippings discuss Southern loyalties, “Southron” hostility, and constitutional debates in Georgia. The text mentions General Meade and General Grant, references to Georgia politics, the Radical party, and a banner seen at the city hall.
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Bertie ‘Tribune
Meade
Grant
West Point
Philadelphia
Preddett Wi
Puil
Odelphia
Astigo Guia Réseau
Third Military District
Reconstruction politics and Southern white control discussed
The piece analyzes Reconstruction plans and reactions across the North and South, naming figures like Butler and Adams, and discusses methods to restore white political dominance, voter rights, and federal versus state power. It mentions the 1860s Civil War era debates and a Georgia railroad project linking Albany to Tallahassee as part of postwar development.
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United States
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Mir Adams
Thomasville
J. A. Maxwell
Oider Efiginser
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Hess
Albany
Tlomogville
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Eallroad
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Sacksonville
Tallahassee
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