Meacham-Pattison-Kean underworld rally tampered with by tooting crowd
The Freeport meeting described a rowdy Democratic ratification gathering on a Saturday night at Court House Square. Meacham spoke against Seymour and Blair and argued for Grant, while party members traded barbs, with demonstrations, wrecked instruments, and blunt humor marking a declining Democratic show of force.
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Meacham
Pattison
Kean
Sherman
Grant
Court Tenee Square
Journal
Boyers
Sloan
Stephenson and
Chicago
Tooting
Tey
Stephenson Street
Ariel Ernie
Wesdin
Bill Mal- Paturty
Anagarton
Ida Fort
Andy
Faye Voor
Ube
Coit
Rvr Bian
Yiu Wei
Diga
Seymourdéhn
Aid’ Bédicuse Meacham
Révenne Collestor
Tarank Brawley
Lurner
Giles
Betts
McKim
McKkim
Tom Turner
Seymour
Blair
Chase
Fifteenth Trinoty Volunteers
Tom
Washburne
Bill Shannon
Salt River
Congressional
J. J
Stiles
Dixon
Sacket
Sterling
Dutcher
Oregon
Meachain
Iveeport
Malburn
Charlie
Whig Party
Lawyer
Turner
Sawyer
Lee
Jere Pattison
Jere
Court House
Democratic Convention Nominees in New York Result
The article notes Democratic nominees ex Governor Seymour of New York and Frank P Blair of Missouri and the platform adopted. It comments readers’ mixed reception, while Republicans appear pleased, and says further details on candidates and platform will come later.
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New York
Seymour
Frank P. Blair
Missouri
Beecher's Fight With Democracy Sparks Newspaper Debate
A historic quarrel unfolds as Beecher is attacked for his stance on democracy and unity. The Bulletin echoes Beecher's sermon urging integrity and condemning repudiation, while critics question Greenback support for Beecher amid a severe national crisis.
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Sea Country
Dept of Honey
Beecher
Ohio delegates replace McCook with Vallandigham at DNC
The Ohio delegation, alarmed by General McCook leading the peace Democrat faction, deposed him after one day and installed O. L. Vallandigham. Pendleton faced a mistaken but gallant soldier lead. Vallandigham performed better in the circumstances.
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Ohio
McCook
O. L. Vallandigham
Pendleton
Vallandigham
Republican Platform Adopted At Chicago Convention
A fragment of a historical platform debate notes the Republican platform adopted in Chicago on May 21, 1863, and critical points urging strict economy, debt reduction, equal rights, and allegiance to Union reconstruction. It condemns repudiation and praises Lincoln while lamenting his death, with references to Johnson and the new political order.
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Adams
Johnson
Wade Stampton
Buckber
Forrest
Pierce
New Hampshire
Grant
Seymour
Democratic Party
Lincoln
Beaurotard
Davis
Atkins
Union Repulican Darby
United States
Owe Gadarat
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Ately
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Stirage
Balabys
Congress
Abraham ‘Lincoln
Andrew
Jas
Anscourt
Yirtening Nowers
Ordells
Ciuizenbin
Fordlen
Lumlér
Democratic Platform Demands Restoration and Reform
The platform calls for immediate restoration of all states to the Union under the constitution with amnesty for past offenses and equal taxation of property. It advocates one currency, economy in government, abolition of the Freedmen's Bureau, and reform of abuses in administration while opposing negro supremacy and unnecessary internal revenue.
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Democratic Party
Union
Edlyll
United Blyton
Poveranent
Freedmen's Bureau
Sean
Urope
Énadtrani
Piers Suen
Ansbuktitu
Vonal
United States
Andrew
Johnnon
Luis
Erettoris
Anipeal
Political rhetoric on Grant and party loyalties years ago
A fragmentary column discusses General Grant, Democratic versus Republican support, and the public’s expected choice of a chief executive. It references Lincoln’s assassination, party biases, and contrasts glitter with virtue in evaluating political leaders. The piece critiques abolitionist leanings and expresses strong partisan sentiment about who should lead.
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Rei
Grant
Teigt
Democratic paper quotes on party principles and a NY leader’s death
A Democratic paper criticizes the party’s principles and policy as ruinous while noting the death of Peter Cagel, a New York Democratic leader and National Convention delegate. The report also mentions recurrent earthquakes in St Thomas, West Indies.
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A. Democratic
Democratic Party
Peter Cagel
New York
New York City
West India Island of
St. Thomas
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