Remembrance of Civil War Veterans and Peace Victory
A Civil War reunion reflects on campaigns from Dalton to Atlanta and Savannah, honoring fallen heroes like John A. Rawlins and McCook. General Pope praises citizen soldiers, while President Grant and M. R. Waite emphasize peace, national unity, and the Geneva arbitration's lasting impact.
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Victory speech honors peace after war’s return to order
The speaker praises Pence for calming the nation, bonds of faith sustaining civil leadership after wartime victory. He asserts the trial ended with payment and peace, while war’s glory shares credit and honors. The nations set a world example toward universal peace and continued hopeful progress.
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Victory language shifts as Dubuque paper questions triumph
The Dubuque Herald notes a Democratic victory in Dubuque and Dubuque area is questioned as not representing the editor’s side. The piece mocks flowery praise, contrasting past rhetoric with current restraint and suggesting opposition skewed by Cooley’s majority.
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