Democrats rally behind Greeley amid factional splits
The piece argues the Democratic Party has not surrendered to Greeley, detailing leaders who claim reliance on him for temporary gains. It cites a Baltimore pamphlet and quotes Horace Greeley on office seekers, portraying the party as unified only in pursuit of power and patronage.
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Political Turmoil Over Greeley’s Possible Election
The article argues that Greeley's potential rise to the Presidency threatens financial stability. It cites editorial opposition from the New York Financier, warns of debt resumption risks, and contends a Greeley win could unleash patronage and civil service abuses.
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Fragmented reports show Illinois tension and new GOP loyalties as supporters switch to Grant. Papers across New York and Wisconsin split, with several German and Democratic outlets endorsing Grant, while Liberal Republicans waver. Greeley faces defections, calls for peace in campaigns, and notable figures weigh in on Davis-like political shifts.
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