Republican Meeting Addresses and Veterans Circle
Republican mass meetings will be held at Freeport Dakota McConnell s Grove Buckeye Florence with speakers P W Wilcox D H Sunderland R H Wiles J H Cochran and Hart s School House Good speakers Also patriotic circulars from the National Veteran Club Washington August 1880 urge veterans to defend pension laws and denounce the Democratic party for obstructing relief and for courting the solid south Historic pension figures and voting records are cited to prove Republican support for soldiers and families.
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Lincoln
Stanton
SuMner
Morton
Chandler
Freeport
Col
P. W. Wilcox
Mendota Carpenter
Dakota
D. H. Sunderland
Mcconnell's Grove
R. H. Wiles
Buckeye
Town House
J. H. Cochran
Florence
Hart's School House
National Veteran Club
Washington
Republican Party
United States
Democratic Party
Congress
H. J. B. Cummings
Iowa
House of Representatives
M. Haskell
Kansas
Mays
Senate
Ingalls
South
A. V. Rice
Ohio
Secretary of the Interior
Rice
Committee On
Eugene Hale
Maine
Solid North
Solid South
National Veteran Clusb
District of Columbia
Golid
Army of the
Union
Micheal
Moloch
J. O. P. Burnside
R. Hamil
J.R. Thompson
ER. W. Whitaker
H. W. Brelsford
W. B. Parisen
Grant on Order 40 and Hancock solid for Garfield
The interview recounts Grant’s view of Hancock’s Order No 40 in Louisiana and Johnson’s policy clash. Grant argues Hancock subordinated military power to Johnson’s civil aims, revealing the South’s loyalty to Garfield and Hancock. The piece notes Hancock’s injuries to Union officers and Confederate deaths amid the conflict.
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Hancock
General Grant
Smith
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Grant
Sheridan
Texas
Johnson
Congress
Gen
Washington
New Orleans
Tion
United States
Garfield
South
William E. Chandler on the Canvass Issues in New Hampshire
William E. Chandler speaks to the New Hampshire Republicans, urging consideration beyond self-interest. He recalls freeing four million slaves and granting them the ballot, condemns oppression and violence against Black voters, and argues the party must protect the rights and fair ballot counting for all, pledging unity and resolve to ensure universal freedom and personal security.
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New Hampshire
South
Republican Party
General Hancock Mirrors Readings From Rev Cook
The remark imagines Hancock reacting to a Cincinnati Commercial excerpt by lampooning a verbose critic described as a brilliant but opaque figure. The text mocks inflated language and cerebral jargon attributed to a Boston Transcript piece, highlighting theatrical rhetoric.
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General Hancock
Cincinnati
Joseph Cook
Boston Transcript
Mendota Carpenter at Opera House in a cryptic scene
Fragmentary OCR portrays Col Wilcox and a bridegroom in a dramatic moment at the Opera House. A distressed woman speaks of a diawy s compact and farewell as others fade into a fairy sequence, leaving a puzzling, incomplete tableau.
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Col. Wilcox
Mendota
Opera
Diawy
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J.O. P. Burnside
S. R. Hammill
J. R. Thompson
E. W. Whitaker
Committee
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Stephenson County
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Cgrandell's Commercial
Illinois
Chicago
van Buren
J. &. Perkins
German Insurance CO
F. Gund
M. Hettinger
First ‘National Bank
the Second National Bank
John H. Adams
MiccHaEl Sawyer
Alfred H. Wise
John Kenegy
Thompson Wilcoxon
Jacob Krohn
F. W. Hanox
David Neidigh
Porters& Coates
W. Cor
Ninth and Chestnut Sts
Philadelphia
Ee Sap Oon Sle
Addams
L. W. Quitaeu
Soa Ao Ly
Stephenson Street
Court House
Hreeport
McCammon Piano
F. W. Brainerd
Freeport, Ill
Lott
United
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Amonesa
England
Busi Incorporated
Hess
D. Adamson
Brewster House
Adamson