Proclamation Critique and Democratic Call in 1871 News
The article rails at President Grant for issuing proclamations and expanding powers, warning of potential despotism. It cites Groesbeck and Adams urging self government, equal rights, and Democratic boldness to win in 1872, while urging clear, principled positions against the Ku Klux threat.
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Cincinnati
John Quincy Adams
Massachusetts
North
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Démocragy
Fraudulent Patent Medicine Ads Spark Political Talk in 1871 Notices
Fragmented OCR piece highlights warnings against Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy and Dr Pierce’s Medicine along with era politics. It notes stamp authenticity, counterfeiters, and recalls a Boston Army reunion politicking by Grant era figures, plus a New York taxation ruling and Democratic-Radical tensions.
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Fordly
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Ahona
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Boston
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Swampoodty
Mure Dev Bay
Washington
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Board of
Eanal Commissioners
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Lo State
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Republica
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Hollman
Aleso
Proclamation on Civil War Era Enforcement by the President
The document presents a presidential proclamation dated May 30 or 31, 1871, asserting executive power to enforce constitutional provisions and restore peace after civil strife. It calls upon citizens to uphold law and maintain equal protection, with emphasis on suppressing insurrection and protecting rights of all United States citizens across regions.
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United States
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Unita
Nobel
Caine
Laeity
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