Greeley and the Democratic Split in 1872 Writings
A lengthy contemporary critique argues that the Democratic party remains divided over Horace Greeley, with delegates and speakers accusing opponents of surrendering principles for expedience. It recalls Greeley’s 1869 stance favoring Republican votes and predicts hypocrisy in his current bid. It warns that his election could destabilize finance and invite patronage, appealing to business leaders wary of reform and speculation.
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Straws with no Democratic Consoler at the End
A packed political column reports shifting allegiances in the 1872 campaign with many papers and leaders across Wisconsin Illinois New Jersey New York and California siding with Grant and Wilson or opposing Greeley. It notes defections among liberal Republicans and Democrats and cites editorials and letters from Distinct papers and figures including Sumner Douglass and Sherman.
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