President Johnson views on negro suffrage and politics
The President in a recent interview with General Stearns voiced support for granting suffrage to black soldiers and to educated blacks while opposing universal negro suffrage. He favors basing representation on qualified voters and suggests Republicans must acknowledge his stance. The piece notes Democratic opposition and discusses education, equality, and republican principles amid war-time politics.
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General Stearns
Democratic Party
Congress
South
Johnson
Jolson
Republican Party
Reconstruction Plan and Presidential Authority Debate
A public speech argues the reconstruction plan is not a new Andrew Johnson plan but the prevailing plan the Union should accept as sovereign. It advocates reconciliation over prolonged civil war, asserts the States’ enduring status, and defends President Johnson and his amnesty approach while urging loyal support and mutual fidelity.
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Andrew Johnson
Dast
United States
Congress
Adams
Fe. Adams
Lord Palmerston
England
Republic
Institute
Frau
Abraham Lincoln
Friends of the Union
Election results in county and states show Republican gains
Delayed one day to publish probable results from the county and several states on the 7th. The Republican ticket appears to win by about 500 in the county. detailed figures list majorities for Jefferson, Freeport, Buckeye, Lancaster, Rock Run, Ridott and others. Chicago and New York show Union gains. Secretary of State and Governor races noted. nationwide trends favor Republicans with sizable majorities in New York City and Massachusetts and strong Wisconsin showing. The fate of negro suffrage remains doubtful.
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Canada
Orangewen
Boston
Seward
England
United States
McClellan
Beauregard
South America
Uruguayana
Buenos Ayres
Denmark
Havre
New York
Wessel
Ohio
Mississippi
New Orleans
Thia County
Thia
Tcket
Jefferson
J. W. Suarrau
Galena
Chicago
New Jersey
E. B. Wasasunne
Caicaco
Exaiy
Kane Co
Rockrorp
Winnebago
Gatena
Jo Daviess
Cook County
Barlow
Slocum
New York City
Buffalo
Erie
Quinty
Hilpatrick
Logan
Massachusetts
Banks
Congress
Wisconsin
Rustere
Nicholas Balllet
Marancy
Stephenson County
Trinola
Janda
Nicholas Balilut
John Wates
Freeort
Michael
Atragh
Lilnois
Stephenson
Charles K. Judson
Ohuariva W. Mc.Clueroa
F. W. Ables
F. W. Bilus
Clark
Ward
Charles K. Judgon
Charles W. McCluer
F. W. Milea
F. W. Miley
Seid
Stephengan
F. W. Miles
Gald
Charley K. Judson
Charley W. McCluer
Edward P. Hodges
Monopolies and rising coal prices threaten Chicago fuel relief
The piece cites Chicago coal at 22 to 24 dollars per ton while New Jersey and New York City prices are lower. It blames a local monopoly by Pennsylvanian coal miners and Chicago dealers, preventing shipments to Chicago and forcing hardship on the poor. Calls for reform and new supply measures follow.
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Chicago
Union
New Jersey
New York City
Pennsylvania
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Lakes
Chicago Tribune
Remarkable Cough Balsam Claims and Offer of Reward
The Chicago Tribune notes a popular remedy touted as the best for coughs colds and lung ailments. Mondra O G Owan & Co of New Haven claim superior merit and offer a $100 reward for a faster cure, with endorsements from Chicago drug firms. bottle priced at 40 cents and widely sold since 1863.
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Mondra
O. G. Owan & Co
New Haven
Lord & Smith, Fuller, Finch & Fuller
Burnham & van Schaack
J. H. Reed & Co
IT. Scovill
Chicago
Northwest
Chicago Tribune
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Smith Miller
Gibron County
Ind
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San
Late Telegraphic News
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Wiro
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Addis
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Ridott
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Harlem
Oneco
Winslow
Weat Point
Waddams
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Florence
Silver Creek
Dakota
Gallena
Artemus Ward
Alexandria
Mecca
Giberalter
Bey of
Tunis
Maine
Binkerton
Jewamny
W. Porsyta & Co
Atcresses
Demas Harness & Co
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Oppors
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York
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Co. L. Briggs
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Magnolia Balm
W. E. Eagan
Troy
S. Barnes & CO
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Premamb
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Hiram BiaHt
Bartlett
Currier
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Wilson
Ane't Gen
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NEW Fine Art Gallery
A. Brajsted
Oprostrr Brewster
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Gay
Pete
Nachusa House
Dixon, Ill
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Dixon, II
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GEO. H. Reed & Co., Bobton
Gray
American Molded Collar Company
Hatch, Johnson & Co
Devonshire Street
Warren
Clark, Whitehouse & CO
Lake Street
Cor. of State
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Mason and Hamlin
Mason & Hamlin
Mason Brothers
Ij. A. Stoddard & CO
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Jouns & Crosley
Stephengon
Darrell
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M. Clayton & Bro
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Ayer
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Army
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Iowa
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