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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1872
Page
3
A fragmentary verse piece praises the brave Galena Tanner and calls readers to stand and vote like patriots. It references Horace Greeley and Grant, urging support for the union amid civil war imagery and defiant sentiment.
Governor Hawley of Connecticut urged strong national coordination during the Civil War crisis. He defended federal action, criticized opposition, praised wartime finance, and called for unity across parties while praising equal citizenship and the war effort.
A political speech recounts Grant era policies and a push for civil service reform. It defends foreign policy, the Alabama claims, and argues against Democratic attacks while praising Grant’s dignity and the nation’s conduct toward Britain.
The speaker defends the Union and constitutional rights against local self government limits, cites General Grant and prominent figures, rebukes slavery era actions, and condemns Credit Mobilier slanders while praising Hawley for eulogizing Grant amid applause.
A fragment from a 1872 Toledo Blade report recounts Garr Huvex and allies planning a political swing to promote Greeley and Wood. The narrative mixes private opinions, safety guards, and public speeches across New Jersey, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, detailing rhetoric aimed at uniting North and South while avoiding provocative talks in key states.
A lengthy address declares the Louisville Committee opposes the Baltimore platform as undemocratic and contends that Demo crats did not seek Greeley’s nomination. It urges a universal vote to defeat Grant and warns the Batimore Convention bears responsibility if the party rejects a nominated candidate. It calls Democrats to support Conor and Adams.
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