Senator Colvin Recalls Wendell Phillips on Phillips era
A Democrat in Albany, Senator Colvin, presents reminiscences of Wendell Phillips tracing his rise as a leading anti slavery voice. The piece covers Phillips clashes with Garrison, Seward, and Webster, and his role in shaping emancipation policy, Reconstruction era debates, and critique of Northern complicity with slavery. It reflects on Lincoln's proclamation, abolitionist strategy, and the moral critique of religion and the Constitution in the slave era.
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Colvin
Albany
N. Y
Tribune
Wendell Phillips
New York
Phillips
Lovejoy
William Lloyd Garrison
Anti-Slavery Society
Ife
Lincoln
United States
Garrison
Seward
Sumner
Senate
Thaddeus Stevens
House of Representatives
Horace Greeley
Johson
Judas
Liberty
Webster and
Chase
Daniel Webster
South
Congress
Winfield Scott
Marshfield
Salmon T.’. Close
William H. Seward
Horatio Seymour
Grant
Seymour
Argus
The
North
Times
Henry Ward Beecher
Old School Presbyterian
Lacrace Greeley
Gerrit Smith
Confederacy
Monstrous lie of the constitution cited in mourning
Voices lament the shattered nation as families mourn the slain and broken, claiming the constitution betrayed them. Fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters testify to the ruin and despair left in the wake of ongoing conflict and loss.
Colorado business outlook and agricultural boom noted
A Times interview with M. Finley of Bradstreet reports a bright business outlook for Colorado this year. Denver and state industries show growth, agricultural expansion in San Luis Valley, new ditches, and an influx of west bound farmers. While early year activity was slow, business is improving and will be active soon, with farming seen as a key wealth driver. The piece ends with a plug for Little Joker smoking tobacco.
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Denver
San Luis Valley
Colorado
Dakota
Mr. Finley
Railway Time Table Shows Early Morning and Evening Trains
The schedule lists trains to Breight, Denver via Fort Collins, and Greeley connections with departures at 4:10 a.m. and 6:10 to 8:00 p.m. Passengers may travel to Denver via Fort Collins on the daily train leaving Greeley at 1:10 p.m. and reaching Denver the same night, with the opposite return arriving in Greeley at 12:10 p.m.
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Eaton
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Rebesenes
Cheyenne
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Windsor
Collins
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Portland
B. D. Sanborn
Main and
Madison Streets
Scott's Block
N. A
Phoenix OF
Hartford
Liverpool
London and Globe
Brooklyn
Sheel Abtyot
Travelers Insurance Company of Hartford
Weld County
Ini
Tailoring Establishment
Willard & Treat’s
C. Brown
John Tully
Bill Nichols
Jackson House
A. Apperson
Apperson & D'Hemecourt, Civil Engineers & Land Surveyors
Wyoming
Chas. Masten
Cheyennsy
W. H. Schenck
and Land Surveyor
Sterling
Eli, Hall
Scott
Main &J
H. B. Seely
Union Bank
F. McCreery
COX & Williams
Old Depot
P.O
Fort Collins Foundry & Machine Co
Gerry House
W. L. Strickland
Cras. H. Smith
Tedmon
Jones Bros., Proprietors
A.P. A
R. House
Sweetland & CO
Zweck Hotel
Longmont, Colo
Louis Llichsenring
Prop
E. L. Dunham
Elgin and Waltham
Banks and Bankers
Emerson
G. Wh, West
Emerson & West
Europe
Metropolitan, Nath Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Chicago
First Nat’ Bank
Inst Nats Bank
Greeley, Colorado
Bruce F. Johnson
WM. F. Thompson
Jas. F. Benedict
Bb. F. Johnson
W. F. Twomisos
J. ¥. Benemer
Daniel Hawks
J. L. Baran
J. C. Scerr
ER. H. Apport
Des Moines
Iowa
Hartford Life and Annuity of Hartford Onnecticut
Ss. F. McCreery
W.H. Nice
J. F. Benedict
C. H. Wheeler
W. H. Nice& CO
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Rh. Steele
TC. Morley & CO
Accident Insurance Company of
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Main St
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W. L. Porter
Clover Lawn Apiary
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