Greeley Belief Sparks Debate On Emancipation Policy
The speech warns against Horace Greeley becoming president, arguing his victory would align with the old Democratic Party and force concessions to the South. It questions the Fourteenth Amendment’s validity and contemplates the impact on rebel pensions and widows, urging caution and highlighting potential political consequences.
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Minneapolis politics a mixed Grant Greeley vote in 1872
A Minneapolis letter contests Freeport chatter that the city leans to Greeley. It cites large Grant support at a Harrison Hall gathering where Mat Carpenter spoke for two hours amid a storm, praising Grant and denouncing Greeley. Senator Trumbull is criticized for opposing Grant after earlier praise of the party.
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Elizabeth Lambert
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Catherine Lambert
Annette Lambert
Anna Mary Lambert
Philp Lamber
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Moses M. Royer
Eath Court
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United States Court Room
Chicago
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Party split over Carroll Whiteside district split
In the Jo Daviess Carroll political scene, harmony gave way to conflict after Carroll joined Whiteside. Whiteside Republicans want two nominees leaving Carroll without a Representative, while Carroll Republicans oppose that plan. A compromise is hoped for as party unity matters more than local quarrels. A Galveston quote and a jab at Greeley’s supporters add context.
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Comment on Election Returns Sparks Partisan Debate
A debated remark urges readers to label election results as a key note if favorable and a fraud if unfavorable, reflecting tense partisan reactions. The suggestion aims to influence public perception during vote tallies.
Open Doors and Easy Ways referenced in newspaper exchange
A fragment cites a liberal door opening on easy hinges and a Democratic exchange claiming broad is the road to perdition per biblical reference. The text hints at pie resemblance as a signifier within the exchange.
General Atkins Advocates Republican Stand in Lena
General Atkins spoke to a crowded Lena audience at McEathron Hall on August 19, defending Grant and Republican policies. He attacked Democrats, cited Stevens and Dana, condemned Liberal critics, and warned of dangers to the Union while praising vigilance and liberty before a loud, partisan response.
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Expedition diary from Mona Utah reports marches and Indian tensions
Letter from Lieut. Dinwiddie describes Wheeler's expedition marching from Provo through Springville Payson and Santaquin to Mona. He notes rumors of Indian trouble with killings and theft in San Pete and Thistle Valleys, criticizes Ute policy, and records a mountain ascent near Mount Nebo by a party led by Mr. Klett.
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