Debt and Reform Under Democratic Rule in Civil War Era
A heated 1860s newspaper column attacks Democratic misrule and war debt growth, asserting Republicans reduced the debt and guided the nation to peace. It contrasts Buchanan and Seymour Blair with Grant and Colfax, praising Republican economy, treasury restraint, and loyalty while denouncing Democratic convention positions and copperhead tactics. It cites specific debt figures from 1846 to 1861 and argues for Grant's leadership to finish repelling rebellion.
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James Buchanan
Democratic Party
Howell Cobb
Saymour
Blair
Shu
New York
Aes Buchanan
Republican Party
Seymour
Craft and
Colfax
Albany Journal
Jhorst
Galena
Gar
John C. Smith
Galenia: Gazette
Wasit
Republic
Congress
Committee of Appropriation
Econ
Phere’ Vhads
Heshad
Litiduttss
Contresas
Copperhead
Republican Congress
Committee of Appropriations
New York City
Yain
Tirebel
Kctm
Wade
Hamptons
Wade Hampton
Hampton
North
Copperhead Party
Washburne
Ooener
Wm. Preston
Chicago
Schuyler
Indiana
Grant
House of Representatives
Wasipunxe
Illinois
The Vote of Ohio shows strong Grant support in state
The Cincinnati Chronicle asserts Ohio will deliver a Grant majority of 25,000 at least, likely over 40,000, while Dems under SrymMouR and Brain lack zeal. It criticizes Vallandigham’s lingering gubernatorial hopes and says Democrats are inattentive and discouraged.
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Ohio
Grant
Chicago
Vallandigham
Maine
Vermont
Cincinnati
Chronicle
Vote Our Ticket Or Starve Propaganda in the South
A fragment argues that democratic values in the Southern States will be manipulated to let capital control labor. It contends workers must surrender private political judgment to capital influence, presenting a stark, polemical view of a systemic shift.
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Maine
Boston Post Praises Rebel Admiral in Maine Plea
The Boston Post praises the rebel Admiral and tells Maine readers that Lemmes damaged shipbuilders by burning vessels. It frames his actions as a method to/stated reason for destroying northern shipping to advance Democratic principles.
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Boston Post
Maine
Lemmes
North
Fort Pillow atrocity row fuels political clash
A hostile broadside recalls Gen Forrest and the Fort Pillow massacre of April 1864, detailing brutal killings of Union soldiers including Black troops, hospitals ransacked, and civilians harmed. The piece links the event to Seymour and Blair and to Democratic furor over Union loyalties and party power.
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Forrest
Seymour
Blair
Appleennessee
Major Booth
General Forrest
CoutIt
Fort Pillow
United States
Alabama
Artillery
Colored Dohs
L. F. Booth
2D See Artillery
18Th Tennessee Cavalry
A. I’. Bradford
Booth
Chalmers
Dieyt
Alberson
13Th
Virginia Cavalry
Tennessee
Alien citizenship and election law notes fragment
Fragmentary item references a 19th century July law granting citizenship petitions to aliens with honorable military service. Mentions centrifugal force analogy, cell repair, and various seasons. Also notes a youth friend, a five season list, and a report from St. Louis about Senator Hender and Colfax on Republican tickets.
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Angel of Mercy
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