How Grant Got Control of a Great Journal
It recounts Grant’s alleged influence over New York Herald editorials advocating a national convention on the Southern question. The piece claims the President invited a Herald editor to Martha’s Vineyard and sent orders to support the convention, while rebutting local opposition and presenting a broader view of Republican alignment and media control.
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New York Herald
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Martha's Vineyard
New England
South
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Congress
Amrinarti Sari
Bower
Butterworth
Smith
Ain
How the Chameleon Changes its Skin. 1868 1874 analysis
A dense political editorial fragment argues about Republican inflation and repudiation, contrasting 1865 and 1874 stances on five twenty bonds paid in currency. It attacks deception in the South, praises Democratic momentum in Ohio, and condemns Northern demagoguery, ending with critiques of Kellogg and bank policies.
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United States
Republican Party
Congress
Louisiana
South
Nine millions estimate for the month cited by Internal Revenue
The latest news notes a nine million dollar monthly Internal Revenue estimate, a restored Tuk Kellogg rule aided by U.S. troops, a Lincoln statue dedication in Springfield on October 13, frost in Memphis, a Pittsburg fire loss of 45000 with 4000 insured, and a Cincinnati man dead from heart disease. It also reports a saloon shooting in Xenia, a Grand Lodge convention in Atlanta, Mormon passage through Omaha, and Catholic Total Abstinence Union's Chicago convention on October 4.
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Lincoln
Springfield
Illngis
Memphis
Pittsburg
Joax McCarry
Cincinnati
John Q Smith
Xenia
Grand Lodge of the United States
LO. O. F. Ww
Atlanta
The Alarming Transformation
The Republican party has long stood for sincerity and mortality among men but now stands as a refuge for all forms of corruption and hypocrisy in a sharp critical assessment from the Springfield Republican.
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Democratic Party
Democracy of the Union
Ohio
Republican Party
Butler County
Butler
Springfield Republican
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