Greeley Nominated for Presidency at Baltimore
Official notice from the Liberal Republican convention announces Horace Greeley as unanimously chosen candidate for the U S presidency. The 782 delegates from states and territories endorse a platform aiming at reform and unity, pledging fidelity to principles and equal rights regardless of creed or color.
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Horace Gnreevey
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John C. McCabe
Mr. Greeley Responds to Your Convention Nomination
In a July 18, 1872 letter from New York, Mr. Greeley thanks the convention for nominating him at Cincinnati, praises the platform, and argues for full emancipation and enfranchisement. He cites clashes with Northeastern and Southern factions, defends the party’s principles, and condemns disenfranchisement of states like North Carolina while stressing unity and reform.
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Various 19th Century News Snippets and Statistics
A compilation of short items reports heat impacts on Massachusetts sheep and US production figures, Vermont pencils, Jubilee financial failures, liquor sales to children in New York, Mikado history notes, Smithsonian mummies, Peruvian Jevaro artifacts, June mail totals by city, and political chatter on Bratt Brown and Greeley with party alignment debates.
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President denies offering patronage over San Domingo scheme
In Washington a dispatch reports the President did not authorize anyone to offer patronage or similar inducements to any Senator for San Domingo or other Administration measures. The President urged Senator Schurz to publish the letter supporting the claim so that any speaker for the President can be exposed.
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San Domingo
Schurz
Washington
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