The Dream of a Civil War Memoir by Nasby
The narrator, Petroleum V. Nasby, recounts a dream-like recollection of the Civil War era with vivid images of slavery, battles, and postwar politics. He lampoons reformers, praises loyal soldiers, and mocks general figures while recounting travel and political opinions about tariff, protection, and Greeley.
Nasby Goes Forward To Arrange His Experiences
Nasby recounts his planned tour from Chappaqua via Cincinnati Louisville Nashville Memphis St Louis Indianapolis to Cleveland and Philadelphia to showcase industry. He describes anti Greeley temperance stance and a contrived welcoming spectacle at a Confederate depot with costumed actors, a flag display, and a mock union scene.
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Deekin
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Bascom
Garrettsville
New York
Pennsylvany
Pittsburg
Schoosin
Great Pacificator
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Grant
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Easton
Protecehuniats
Folgers
Stashens
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Toledo Blade
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Chappaqua
Loojaville
Nashville
Memphis
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pallis
Grant Docs
Secesalonville
Harris Greeley
Egeeley
Penn
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Campaign notes on Greeley and 1860s politics
A compilation of mid nineteenth century partisan notes debating Greeley, Grant, and Democratic prospects. Sources cite the New York Tribune and Rochester Democrat, discussing reconciliation, presidential chances, and alleged bias in the Philadelphia Convention reporting.
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Curiously fatal election violence at the polls
Excerpt discusses alleged assault at a Georgia election, noting that the attackers were killed while the victims survived. The piece criticizes the idea of negro-ruffianism and cites a Chicago Post quote describing armed black attackers facing unarmed rebels, with intimidation at the polls labeled as racist violence.
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