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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1868
Page
1
The Enquirer reports on page two that many applicants pursue office via intense appeals to Grant. The New York Sun suggests Grant to sell, while numerous letter writers flood the vast paper dealers rather than burn them, tying funds to the National welt cleanup effort.
The piece condemns Northern Democrats urging electors to back Grant fully, accusing leaders of demagoguery and perjury to influence the Electoral College. It argues Democrats must stand on principle, oppose radicals, and maintain unity to restore national strength, citing regional race dynamics and past congressional results.
The Right Spirit and New York youths form the National Democratic Club to be permanent. Leaders urge young men to carry Democratic ideals, keep the core doctrines unchanged, and unite township organizations in Vinton County. They call for readiness to meet adversaries in future campaigns.
Fragmentary note indicates a shop extolling a very large stock of Claire Whith items and mentions Dave Goss as a contact. The incomplete OCR suggests a sales-oriented brief from a local retailer inviting customers to view the merchandise.
The piece recounts General Grant declining a public welcome in Washington after his election. It notes a city committee and local officials press for a public demonstration, Grant’s polite refusal, and a warning that his noncommittal stance could shield him from entangling alliances with radical Republicans and party opportunists.
An incident at a rural site involves a fence collapse affecting workers including named individuals. Authorities investigated the scene and noted damage to boundary structures and surrounding grounds. No severe injuries were reported, and the event prompted a temporary work stoppage for safety checks.
An old classified note lists subscription options including one year at 7 pounds and other periods. It mentions delivery and pricing details for periodicals, with instructions for subscribers in New York and references to varying terms and suppliers.
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