Political Broadsides and Racial Tensions in Ohio Amid Campaign
A lengthy 1866-era Democratic pamphlet style piece argues against Radical Reconstruction in Ohio, denounces Lincoln’s policies, and portrays Republicans as oppressors while stirring anti Negro sentiment. It references figures like Salmon P. Chase and critiques Loyalist oaths and taxation policies.
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