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Freeport Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1874

Page

3

Dakota Items Highlights Local Happenings and Weather

The Dakota Advocate notes a rest for Ore of itd and questions regain of life. The W. A. depot moved east to the track side and received repairs for a neat look. Mrs. W. P. McCalman travels to Penn to care for her ill father Rev. B. H. Cartwright, formerly of this place. T. J. Allen reports heavy hotel business as hot days strain customers. Merchants’ rapid sales worries locals about cannibalistic prices. Crops need rain soon as standing grain cries for moisture. More anon, F.

Dakota Advocate W. A Bobby W. P. McCalman Penn B. H. Cartwright Thompson M. E T. J. Allen

Civil War in the Nation Over Civil Rights Debate

The Louisville Courier Journal cites warnings of war and revolution over the Civil Rights Bill while The World argues whites will rule or negroes ruin the South. The piece blames Democrats for postwar misrule and urges Republican unity to defend equal citizenship against sectional threats. It notes cross-state mobilizations and calls for safeguarding liberty and civil rights.

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War of Races and Election Politics

A analysis of racial strife linked to elections, noting frequent pre election “war of races” claims by Southern Conservatives. It cites riots and mobs from Memphis to Camilla to Mobile, alleged arms procurement, and the White Men’s party’s rise amid claims of intimidation and fraud in South states including Mississippi and Louisiana.

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Garfield Speech at Ohio District Convention on Currency and Industry

General James A Garfield addressed the Ohio Nineteenth District Republican Convention, his seventh nomination for Congress. He urged focus on industry development, transportation reform to reduce middleman costs, and a stable currency, advocating gradual moves toward a world money standard and warning against sudden policy shifts.

James A. Garfield Ohio Congress

Color and Rights in Reconstruction Era Debates

The piece argues that Alabama and Indiana Democratic conventions express white supremacist views and oppose civil rights, while affirming constitutional equality for all citizens. It critiques party tactics, notes the federal push for equal rights, and warns that White-ruled platforms threaten reconstruction and social harmony amid ongoing Southern tensions.

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Kidnapping Case Shocks Indiana Farmer Near Leo

A farmer in Fort Wayne area reports his 11 year old daughter Ida missing after visiting a neighbor. He traced the child to Antwerp Ohio where he found her with a man and wife, Thompson and his wife, who denied knowledge of the girl. The man forced them to accompany him and they were jailed on abduction charges. The motive appears to be blackmail tied to the father Boyd Shannon who is well to do.

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Origin of the poor white people funeral discourse misspelled phrase

A Black minister delivering a funeral discourse recounts a Creation tale claiming Adam and Eve were Black at creation. He describes God placing them in the garden and reserving certain foods for white people, then departs to continue the task of saving souls, highlighting racial narratives.

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