Ingersoll's Spluch Part II on Tilden and Hayes
A lengthy oration fragment discusses Samuel J. Tilden and Rutherford B. Hayes, railing at the Democratic party and Southern influence. It extols the Republican party as liberty and free labor, praises Lincoln era ideals, and urges Illinois voters to back Hayes and Mayes while denouncing Tilden and the Democrats.
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Igister
Tammany Tall
Samual
New Mag
Tilden
Plains of
Mexico
Samuel J. Iden
Republican
Samuel Tilden
Democratic Corporation
Orly
Ifmuel J. Tilden
United States
Democratic Party
Den
Southern Democratic Command
Adricks
Thern
Union
Relican Party
Rutheed B. Mayes
Democrats
B. Mayes
Hocratic
Burford Bayes
Rutherford
Samuel J. Tilden
Sayes
Hayes
Ruthermee
Rutherford Ts
J. Tilden
Samuel J.’Miden
Samuel J. ‘Tilden
Rutherford B. Waves
Republican Party
Threatened Revolution plans mutate in 19th century political crisis
Special dispatch describes Democratic leaders reportedly considering using the twenty second joint rule to reject electoral votes if results anger them. The Baltimore Gazette cites meetings at the Ebbitt House with Judge Jere Black backing plans to withdraw Wade Hampton supporters, leaving the Republican ticket unopposed and South Carolina's vote disputed. The piece discusses potential manipulation of the Electoral College and the risk of a Confederate style House deciding the presidency.
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Edmunds
Iouse
Tilden
Senate
Ilouse
Ferry
Michigan
Chicago Tribune
Wasa Hington
D. C
Democratic House
South Carolina
Baltimore Gazette
Gazette
Ebbitt House
Queens
United States
Confederate House of Representatives
Napoleon's Aphorisms Reflect Shallow Wisdom
A collection of terse sayings attributed to Napoleon asserts that words fade but deeds endure. It claims flight is the only victory over love, tears prove no heart, beauty dominates, death is not terrible, trifles guide men, death cannot repair faults, misfortune reveals character, water should quell theological strife, and the throne is a gilded wooden throne.
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It Is Not Hard to Die Quote by Beecher
A short quotation attributed to H. W. Beecher appears, noting the paradox that dying is easy while living is far harder. The line emphasizes resilience and the struggles of daily life as a theme.
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H. W. Beecher
Atate Ofllinois
Stiepiuenson
Said
Terin
Magglo A. Shockley
Francis Shockley
Prata
Shockley
Sid Dill
Freeport
Winds
Aaron W. Hale
Batley & Neve
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Honor Bright
Egypt
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Rome
Illinois
Ilinois
Grand Union
United States of America
Democratic Party of
North
Libby
Andersonville
Wheeler
United State of America
Indiana
Shelby M. Gullum
Andrew Shuman
Napoleon
eMalls
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Cpaunday
Smith D. Atkins
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Frederick Pfeifley
Stepneson County
Court House
M.S Montelius
Christian Gasmund
Stephenson County
C.J. Fry
Jonathan M. Staver
Breet
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Executrix
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Indsley & Devore
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W. M. Devore
Old Stand
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