Melthorpe Returns to a Changed City and a New Bond
The cosmopolitan Melthorpe sails into New York on the Dolphin and confronts a city altered by time. He finds his old home diminished, learns his mother has died, and discovers renewed ties as Miss Thompson's gaze hints at a potential rekindled connection while he debates liberty and belonging with Charley Braidwood in a tale of displacement and longing.
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Dolphin
Liverpool
Sandy Hook
New York
Melthorpe
Moore
Thompson
Meacham
Foges
Nhuars
Foggs
Jim
Mr. Thompson
Home Association
America
Europe
Archipelago Hotel
Broadway
Havana
Amity Street
Mother
Cosmopolitan
Charley Braidwood
Woodlawn
Braidwood
Empire City
Mr. Trimble
Mias Thompson
Miss Thompson
Gayety
Mrs. Braidwood
Marian
Papa
Tob
Arthur
Julia
Johannisberg
Char-ley
Thire
Thirtieth
Nan
Liberty
Maelthorpe
Tom
Briadwood
Emily
Bill Jones
The Suffering South in the Next Presidential Canvass
The piece argues the South will make justice to the region a leading issue in the coming presidential race. It accuses Southern politicians of stirring Northern sympathy, exaggerating debts in Louisiana and South Carolina, and cites Ben Hill and Hendricks as examples of Southern rhetoric.
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South
Louisiana
South Carolina
Toombs
Stephens
Ben Hill
Georgia
Hill
Poland
Hendricks
Indianapolis
Commonwealth
Reconstruction talk in the South and its grim toll
The piece discusses Southern misery under reconstruction, quelling reforms, and political anger. It cites Ben Hill and Republican officials, notes misgovernment and widespread poverty in Georgia and South Carolina, and argues changes threaten traditional order while offering no clear remedy.
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Edward King
Reconstruction
Georgia
Hill
Mr. Hill
Milton
South
Tn Louisana
Mississippi
South Caroli
Southolina
South Carolina
Commonwealth
Peace Societies and the American Peace Society
The text outlines the history and aims of Peace Societies from their origins in New York and Boston, stressing the goal to prevent wars through forbearance negotiation and arbitration. It highlights the American Peace Society’s publications, agents, and supporters, urging broad public cooperation to foster peaceful sentiment and eventual global concord.
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New York
Ple
Am Peace Society
Boston
The
American Peace Society
Vocate of
G Nor Buckingham
Bishop Morris
Prof Peabody
Stephen H. Tying
Howard “. Com
Eb.c. Haven
Revordy Johnson
D. Field
George H. Stuart
Willi Dodge
Kasson Nomination Vote Reported In Des Moines Area
In Des Moines area notes August Des Morvgs Iowa the John A Kasson was nominated for motion to Congress on the first ballot with a 47 to 22 vote. Resolutions were adopted in Congress reaffirming the 1868 platform and the 1872 and 1874 forms.
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Des Morvgs
Iowa
John A. Kasson
Congress
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