Jubilee of Gilmore's Orchestra Awakens New England Spirit
A sprawling tribute to the upcoming Jubilee led by Gilmore, with plans for a vast concert force spanning New England and beyond. A chorus of musicians from America and Europe is described, highlighting the Washington Marine Band, Lord Godfrey, and the Kaiser Franz quartet as part of a grand celebration of music and harmony.
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New England
Mr. Gilmore
Gilmore
Dan Godfrey
Grengoothus
Thiers
Kaiser Franziers
Ireland
Marine Band of
Washington
Capitol-square
United States
Coliseum
Prairies
Pacific
Columbia
Tribunc
Democratic unity letter from J B Gordon favors convention plan
Bathmanrk May 24 1872 J B Gordon expresses no fixed support for Horace Greeley yet urges Democratic unity. He advocates a national convention to organize the party and debates strategy while defending the Democratic platform and southern liberties. The letter underscores the peril of disbanding the party and calls for frank discussion among delegates.
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New York Tribune
Gordon
Bages
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Greeley
Bathmanrk
York
Uask
Southern States
Democratic Party
South
Tive
Souther
Horace Greene Democrat
Mies
J. B. Goxvox
Ware County Democratic Meeting Nominates John L Harris
A Ware County Georgia gathering at the Court House on June 9 1872 chaired by EB Hi Crawley endorses John L Harris of Glynn County to represent Ware at the Atlanta Democratic Convention. The committee also requests local papers publish the proceedings and names W L Evans as secretary.
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Waresrore
Ware County
Court House
EB Hi Crawley
William L.bryans
Barrell Swott
E2m
Cribb
Asa
Tuten
Baltimore
Savannah Republican and
Albany News
E. H. Crawlay
W. L. Evans
Confederate Soldiers Buried in Nigh Point Cemetery
Camilla Ga editor reports Georgians named among Confederate graves at Nigh Point Cemetery. Listed are G C Campbell Co C 1st Ga B L Cunningham Co D 32d Ga A Dampier Co D 6th Ga T A Ligon Co F 4st Ga. For info contact J W Townsend Camilla Ga. Please copy statewide.
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Nigh Point
N. S
Camilla Herald
G. C. Campbell
B. L. Cunningam
A. Dampier
T. A. Ligon
T. A. Ligon, Co. F
J. W. Townsend
Camilla
Centennial Exhibition plans outlined for Philadelphia event
The Georgians connected with St Gen Young forwarded Congress approved measures for the Centennial International Exhibition to be held in Philadelphia on July 4 1876. A Continental Board of Finance is formed with Georgian corporators across districts. Ten million dollars in stock, at ten dollars each, will finance buildings and operations.
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Philadelphia
Young
Congress
Owens
B. C. Yancey
R. M. Stiles
J. O. Waddell
P. M. Nigitingal
Wm. J. Young
D B. Minarrell
E.G. Raiford
H. H. Cary
Samuel Hunt
James C. Freeman
L. N. Whittle
H St Casey
Pope Barrom
J. H. Nichols
J. B Charlton
Thos. 0
Howard
J. R. Towers
James Johnson
Alex. G. Murray
C. D. McGutchen
Joseph H. Wilkins
United States
Atlanta Constitution
Death of Balloonist in Decatur Circus Disaster
The Nashville Banner reports the Decatur Alabama balloon ascension by Mike Lipman's Queen City Circus ended in tragedy when Prof Adkins, unstable in the ropes, died after the balloon fell into the Tennessee River. Abe Nichols attempted rescue but Adkins sank and drowned.
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Nashville
Decatur
Alabama
Mike Lipman
Queen City
Adkins
Tennessee
Abe Nichols
Stenaut
Nichols
Prof. Adkins
Henry Wilson Opposed by Fond du Lac Letter Caricature
A Fond du Lac Journal letter denounces Henry Wilson as a Know Nothing figure and warns native-born Americans against voting for him. The writer cites anti immigrant stances in Massachusetts and a Worcester speech about Catholic and foreign influence asserting danger to American political supremacy.
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Henry Wilson
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Worcester
Hite
St. Louis
Louisville
Secluded New Canaaurres Colony Leader Threatens Exile
Interview with James Hall from the New Canaaurres settlement in Columbia county reveals Joseph T. Curry the colony's ruler accused of misusing funds, denounced by Hall as inspired yet morally wrong. Curry allegedly ordered Hall to depart with followers withholding food and drink. Hall left Tuesday after being expelled Saturday.
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New Canaaurres
James Hall
New Canasa
Columbia County
Hall
Maing
Joseph T. Curry
Elijah
le Eee
Curry
Christ
Hell
Hill
Flall
Auguste Constitutionalist
Liberal Republican Letter Summarizes Centralization Dangers
The Hon. B Gratz Brown's acceptance letter to the vice presidency consolidates Liberal Republican concerns over centralized power. It links federal overreach to new threats after the Civil War and argues for restoring free suffrage and reducing official dictation. Brown's amnesty stance is praised as generous and noble. Tribune calls the letter an honest summary guiding the People's campaign.
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B. Gratz Brown
Republic
Gov. Brown
Cincinnati
Gredley and Brown
Brown
Steinway Hall
Balla
Tribune
Serious View of the Baltimore Convention's Consequences
The piece urges readers to consider the grave stakes of the Baltimore Convention of 1860. It warns that wisdom and moderation are needed to avoid dire outcomes for the nation, citing Charleston's past disasters and the impact on souls, property, industry, and homes. It frames the Baltimore decision as decisive for this and future generations.
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Duleena
Baltimore
Charleston
Local Government Returns Benefit of Negotiated State Bonus
A letter notes Charles J. Jenkins, sent to New York by Governor Smith, secured a favorable exchange of the State bonus with minimal expense. The deal, entrusted to the former governor, is described as eminently satisfactory compared with costly Radical era arrangements. The precise terms remain undisclosed, but the saving is emphasized.
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Charles’ J. Jenkins
New York
Smith
Jenkins
Beas t Butler B2y8 the Moon
The Grant Central Campaign Club in Boston, June 23, held a ratification meeting with Alexander Rice presiding. Gene Butler spoke on war and politics, criticizingS who urged continued factional lines and supporting Civil Service reform.
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Boston
Mass
Grant Central
Clab
Alexander Rice
Gene Butler
Judge Hoar
Wis Supcassina Wale
Guly Gus
Butter Eee
Greeley
Baltimore
Angel Gabriel
Republican
United Snd
Cincinnati
Summer
Republican’ Party
Isaaa
Republican Party
N Eec
Prisoners of Grant’s Rule Sent North Amid Suffering
The 23 South Carolinians from York district were shipped to Albany Penitentiary aboard the Champion, stowed with no air and a 98 degree temperature. Guards are US soldiers. accused of Ku Klux Klan ties, they face years in prison or fines. Families suffer. critics call this enforcement a partisan abuse of power.
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Constitution
Tan Yore Ctr
Champion
Pier 29
North River
Albany Penitentiary
Grant
United States
York District
South Carolina
Ku-King Klan
Carolina
Pelicey
A. T. Akerman
South
Akerman
Repu U
Sallie
Fragmentary political diatribe criticized over party loyalties
Fragmentary text shows a Democrat addressing radicals and urging real shifts in party stance. It mocks moral courage and calls out dislike for a radical figure, hinting at internal party tensions and smeared loyalties without a clear narrative outcome.
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Amies
Ware
Henry Wilson, Nee
Colbaith
Fond du Lac Journal
Christian
Lampkin Telegraph
Avants
The
Saranah
Nah News
Radicals
Beast Butler
the Moon
Merriwerher County
Npes
Lus
Macon
Monroe Advertiser
Tanner P. Hageisow
Tm . Georgia
Porsyth, Georgia
Hémé
Encopy
Tica Piains
State of Georgia
Atlanta, GA
WM. B. Johnson
Holt
Geo
Obear
W. Burke
Cer Green
Albany
ODTZ
Asec
Mayo
J. S. Raine
Albany, GA
W. L.davis
Wright & Wright
LYON
Attorneys At Law
Georgia
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St Pirmoff
de Grafpenreidene
Savannah
Samuel Dre
Thomas Waplingham
Eae
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Wiltinghim
P. D. Wannikys
Warren & Ely
Rehi Ral
Teeeesey Binates
Attorney AT Law
Albany Girealt
Solichior
Equite
Onus
Brunswick
Hilsman
Strozer Stroxer
Hi Hilamias
P. L.hilman
Benj. M. Cromwell
John E. McMillan
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Spe
Atlantic & Gulf’ Railroad
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