Greeleyism and political fervor amid 1860s turmoil
The piece reproduces enduring partisan rhetoric supporting Ulysses Grant and denouncing Horace Greeley. It cites speeches by southern proponents, calls for Republican turnout, and quotes from Greeley opponents praising or attacking his policies, with dramatic references to slavery, property repatriation, and state sovereignty.
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Ulysses
Dornier
Caiphas
Greeley
South
Non E.J Uolloway
Fron
Nashville
Canada
North
Campaign Chart of 1872 advertised by Chicago publisher
The piece highlights a promotional campaign chart from E. Hannaford & Co of Chicago showing US population by state from 1790 to 1870, top agricultural products by state and territory, and census data. It touts value for political and economic history use, is printed colored and mounted, and offered via agents. Robert Leach, Putnam county candidate for the legislature, eyes Webber of Woodford as rival with a strategy to beat him.
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West Madison Street
Chicago
Wbinm
Robert Leach
Putnam County
Webber
Woodford
Persimmons
Col Fort's Military Record Reexamined by Metamora Editor
The Metamora editor defends Col. Forts service from Belmont to Port Donelson, noting he began as a private, rose to captain and lieutenant colonel, then colonel, and earned a brevet brigadier general. It rejects claims of misuse of public funds and asserts his admin work and election to Congress benefited constituents.
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Talegrugh
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Sherman
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Shurman
Logan
Sentinel
Congress
Col Harlow Becomes Topic At Court House Meeting
The Pooria Daily Democrat notes Col Harlow a strong republican candidate for secretary of state. Col Gee WH Harlow and Geo A Sathers addressed an audience on republican claims, praising Harlow as a good honest man and capable helper to E Rummel.
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Col Harlow
Pooria Daily Democrat
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Quote on constitutional liberty sparks partisan view at Atlantic
The text recalls Jel Davis speaking in Atlantic Georgia about rights division and restoring liberty through party alignment. Jerry Black echoes the idea as a contrast to Republican sentiment, highlighting a sharp political divide between Bare, Barnard, and other figures in the discussion.
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Atlantic
Georgia
Jerry Black
Barnard
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