Governor Palmer backs Cincinnati movement in letter
The Dixon Sun reports Governor Palmer pledges support to Senator Trumbull for the Cincinnati movement. The Bloomington Leader notes the upcoming sweep and quips about descent to Avernus, while the House passes a postal card bill with a writing side flap for privacy and safety.
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Palmer
Trumbull
Cincinnati
Avernus
House
Postmaster General
England
Rates of Fare for Railroads Set for Convention Dates
A historical notice lists round trip fares to major cities from various railroads for April 30 and May 1, 1872 with return limits ranging from one to several days after adjournment. Participating lines include Atlantic & Great Western Ki R, Ohio & Mississippi R R, Indianapolis Cincinnati & Lafayette, Manetta & Cincinnati, Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton, Cincinnati Richmond & Chicago, and Dayton & Michigan. W L O'Brien chairs the transportation committee.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
The
Atlantic & Great Western Ki. R
W. B. Shattuc
Ohio & Mississippi R. R
W. B. Hale
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
Indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette
C. K. Lord
Ohio & Mississippi Railway
Manetta & Cincinnati R. R
J. W. Pillsbury
Hamilton
Cincinnati, Richmond & Chicago
Dayton & Michigan Railroad
Hamilton & Dayton
W. L. O’brien
Com. On Transportation
Movement for Cincinnati reform spurs nationwide support
A sweeping reform drive builds across states with Illinois and New York leaders backing the Cincinnati convention. Prominent Republicans including Gratz Brown, Carl Schurz, Horace Greeley, and Charles Sumner join calls for independent action to curb tariff excesses and press for civil service reform.
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Illinois
New York
Horace Greeley Ha
Missouri
Gratz Brown
Carl Schurz
Lincoln
Massachusetts
Adams
Sumner
Bird
Robinson
Davis
Kellogg
Curtis
Connecticut
Judge Foster
Horace Greeley
W. C. Bryant
Reuben E. Fenton
Marshall QO. Roberts
Gov. Selden
Sinclair Towsey
A. T. Stewart
John A. Dix
H. B. Claflin
Frederick A. Conkling
Senator Conkling
Maryland
Gov. Bradford
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York World
Republican Party
Trumbull
South
Georgia
Congress
Judiciary
Senate
United States
Edmunds
Vermont
The State of the South Fruits of Carpet Baggery
A Nation essay reprints statistics on southern losses after the Civil War. It argues war removed about 5.26 billion in rebel debts and property value fell by half, with debts rising postwar. The piece condemns reconstruction as ruinous and labels carpetbaggers as responsible for misuse of funds.
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South
Belknap
Virginia
Tennessee
Ohio
Alabama
North Carolina
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