Campaign notes on Grant Greeley split across parties
Fragmentary remarks from newspapers and individuals discuss Democratic and Republican strategies for Grant and Greeley. References to Illinois Missouri Louisiana support, opposition between Greeley and Grant, and debates over party cohesion and potential electoral outcomes. Key names include Blair, Gilmer, and Turner with mentions of the New York World and Boston Journal.
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Campaten
Logan Saya
Geant
Oye
Cicebo
J. Turner
Grant
Gilmer
Virginia
I Tribune
New York
Cincinnati
Greeley
Newth
Thisty
Tribune
Boston Journal
Age Tribune
Oly
James Ile
Lookit On Silent Voter Warns Against Grant Foes
The author urges readers to resist office seekers seeking to manipulate the government and argues that Grant's administration has reduced debt and expenses. He warns that opponents allied with former enemies aim to take power and loot the treasury, urging continued support for Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Eptron
General Grant
Republican Party
New York City
New York Times
New York
Jeff Davis
Republic
Gen. Grant
Great
Cen
Grant
United States
Henry Wilson to Tour Northwest During Campaign
The candidate for Vice President announces a forthcoming Northwest tour. The move is described as welcome and anticipated by large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wilson
Northwest
Notes of a Westward Trip to Nebraska Station
A traveler recounts progress of rail lines in Nebraska from Harvard to Kearney, notes prairie landscape, water and soil quirks, and finds Webster County settlers well suited for free homesteads. He recalls emigrant graves near Lone Tree, praises buffalo country, and invites friends to join a late autumn homestead excursion with C F P. Davis and U P R R mentions.
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Nebraska
Burlington & Missouri R. A
Harvard
Lincoln
Kearney
Crite
Stephenson County
St. Jo
Denver
U.P. RR
Kansas
Lone Tree
Pawnee Creek
Little Blue
Spring Branch
Republican
Webster County
Grand Island
Laird
Dakota
Ill
Negunda
Omaha
C. FP. Davis
U.P. R.R
Philadelphia
R. R
Tribune Column Attacks Greeley Preceding 1866 Election
The Chicago Tribune leadership opposes Horace Greeley as a presidential candidate, citing twenty five years of missteps, radical demands, and unreliable strategy in war and politics. The piece urges Republicans to place him in a nonexecutive post to avoid his influence on national affairs.
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Chicago Tribune
Greeley
Horace Greeley
Cincinnati
Chappaqua
Tribune
Harlequin
the Tribune
Mars
Minerva
Chicago
Lincoln
Chase
Edward Bates
Missouri
Blair
Real Estate Sales Freeport Lane Order June 29 1872
Seventeen land transactions reported including parcels in Florence Winslow Buckeye Oneco Lena Huron and Ridott with prices from 500 to 6000. Names include Gatliff Sheetz Baker Rees Sills Hamm Snyder Warrick Diemer Burrell Marais Dan Van Epps Warrick Clinger Garrels Zimmerman Markus Amelsberg Maher Evans Damert and others. Abstract books claim reliability and local land office services are offered.
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Freeport Lane
T. OC. Gatliff
A. W. Sheetz
Florence
Richard Baker
John Rees
Winslow
Charles F. Sills
John Hamm
John Snyder
Abraham Reager
Buckeye
John W. Wolfman
John Rudy
Oneco
Amos R. Diemer
Chas. Warrick
Kiock
Green
Freeport
Green & Wright
D. W. Burrell
Knowlton
Louis Marais
Betsey A. Dan
Pickard
Huron
Fred Rendesdecker
Mary R. van Epps
Allen
Lena
Charles Warrick
Nc Se
John Damert
West Point
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Stoner
Tals
Illinois
Bufalo Express
Massachusetts
Charles Sumnah
Reveland Wolan
Creeley
Ely
Elmiont
Willin
Horace G
Barty
Tne
Freeport Journal
Taylor & Aspinwall
Mississippi
Lake Michigan
Gulf of Mexico
Hancery
Said
Alanson Partlow
Hiram D. Rockwell
Ann Fs. Rockwell
Danna B Rockwell
August Schudt
Rosa Schudt
Dann I. Rockwell
Holden
Dana B. Rockwell
Preebork
William Polk
Clert
Burciard
Barton & Barnum
Harlem
Ira G. Chaddock
Stehenson County
Tllinois
Felows
Illnois Central Railroad
Chancery
Anid County
Stephenson
J Hois
I. C
Bailey & Neff, Compl't’s Solicitors
Elere
Stiles & Jenkins
Machine Works
Freeport, Illinois
Rufus Lane
Bridge St
Webster & Rhodes’ Flouring MI
Mail Register
Threeport
Oficenuu
Messer Sevesereneer Segnepensee
Elizabeth
Watterman’s Mills
Yellow Creek
Loran
Kent
Plum River
Yankee Hollow
Stockton
Ward's Grove
Derinda
Bierce
Buena Vista
Cedarville
Damascus
McConnell's Grove
Sliver Creek
Smith D.aykins
Mishler
Shannon
Allnois
Standard Farm Alchinery
Siler
Book & Job Printing Office
Journal
Freeport, Ills
Oka
Bill Heads
Hling
Gonrt
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