Greeleyism and Southern Power Plays in 1872 Debates
Fragmented historical text shows a charged 19th century dispute over Horace Greeley as a presidential candidate. It traces promises to restore Southern rebels to power, white supremacy rhetoric, Ku Klux threats, and Democratic assurances while naming Greeley, Breckinridge, Brown, and others as central figures in a contentious election debate.
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United States
Horace Greeley
Lexington
Ncb
Congress
Gratz ‘Brown
Missouri
Wise
Greeley
Bouthern Roddiery
Bn’ Panerowd
Mey
Lewis Carmichael Shever
Lincoln
Creeley
Horace
Axt
Dernest
Caiphas
Jeremiah S. Black
Pennsylvani
North Carolina
South
New York Express
James Brooks
Greeeley
Negro Leagues
North
West
Edge
Stamp
Louisville
Democratic ‘Party
Mr. Greeley
John C. Breckinridge
Grant
Democratic Party
Hebels
Gol
A. C. P. Breckinridge
Political discourse and wartime reminiscence fragment
A fragmented 19th century column features dialogue with Governor Whyte of Maryland on party realignments and Sumner’s fetter, mentioning Greeley and the Cincinnati platform, plus a poem excerpt praising Horace Greeley and a stance on forgiveness of the South referencing Andersonville.
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Norace
Woodford
Creeley
Hell
Totata
Gov
Whyte
Maryland
Aug
Sumner
Kossuth
Greeley
Cincinnati
Ita
Tribune's Debt Claims Compare Johnson and Grant
The piece debates public debt reduction under Johnson versus Grant. It cites Boutwell's 1867 House speech and Treasury figures to argue Johnson reduced actual debt about $18 million, while Tribune claims larger reductions. It questions timing of $1,000,000,000 and notes differing debt tallies across periods.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Johnson
Grant
Boutwell
House of Representatives
Doutwell
Tribune
Mgr. Boutwell
Rep
Sec. Treasury
Johnson Hadin
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
the Tribune
Dental Insights and Oddities From A Dental Column
A sweeping survey covers the U S dental landscape with counts of dentists and colleges, notes on cures using chlorine and rubber dams, and anecdotes about patients and quacks. It cites Maryland’s Baltimore college of dental surgery as the oldest, details practitioner conduct, and warns on safety in dental practice with practical cautions and a moral about engineers.
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Dental
United States
New York
New Orleans
Baltimore
St. Loui
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Axtibotis
Maryland
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
Jia
Whitney
Wholesome Rules by A W Smith
A fragmentary list titled Wholesome Rules by A W Smith outlines personal conduct. It includes admonitions on wealth, debt avoidance, diligence, truthfulness, prudent companionship, avoiding gambling, temperance, and integrity with references to patients and office life.
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Greeles
Anderson
H. G
Memphis
Seymour
Ku-Klux
Ku- Klux
Tegular North Carolina
N. Y. Tribune
Brown
Elie Greeley
Republic
Quitman
Troy
James Itor
Greely
Chicago
Chappaqua Songster
Reb
Jackson
Blue “Ridge
Fport
Gray
Ike
Andersonville
Lyman Trymbun
Dixon, Inols
Johnson and Rant
AREY
Dr. Page
Park’ Re. Intés
Barnum
McQuillen
Hle
Ile
A. Ww. Smith
Stephenson County
Béth Scott
Stoherson County
Titrots
Holden
Freeport
Joseph Scott
Bai
Martin Bissekammer
Eplvanna
Stephenson
Miinois
Rock City
J. David Sthinestet
TATE
Illinois
Stephensor
Maria Tinwibert
Gabriel Lambert
Hilzabeth Lambert
Phillip, Lambert
Catherine Laimbert
Annette Lambert
Anna Mary Lambert
Elizabeth Lambert
Phillip Lambert
Matin Lambert
Lock
Criginal
Ity
County Court
Qeo. Thompson
Sarah Carey
Recorder's
Tlinois
Babcock
New Court House
Said
Guarter
Ilinoly
Sornelius'ipuret
Qireult
Thiinois
Sald Court
Rock Grove
Anid Stephenson County
Aating
Twenty-Ning
David Zimmerman
Joan Coates
Solleitur
S'’T, Loues, Kansas City, and Northern Railway
North Missouri Teelrands
Pryese
Grome BY
Louis To
Kansas City, Lexington, Chillicothe, St. Joseph, Leavenworth and Atchison
ST. Louis
Denver
Omaha
San Francisco
Faust
Kansas City
Union Depot
Pallmanys Palace
Princial Sta
Tllingis Central Rok
W.O. van Horna
Chandler
Freeport Journal
Alisa M
Journal
Kling
gSob
Lisidg
Athing & Guilford
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