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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1872
Page
3
A fragmentary verse by Carl Brent mockingly critiques Republicans and white supremacy. It uses rhetorical dialogue to claim Republicans and the Ku Klux Klan converge over amendments while promising rights and payments, finishing with a harsh jab at democracy and a line about washing paws before eating.
The Louisville gathering opened with Rev. Dr. Platt’s prayer and Col. Blanton Duncan’s remarks denouncing the Baltimore Convention. Col. Levin Chatfield and Judge James Lyons led as temporary and permanent officers. Charles O Conor’s letter criticized NY corruption and urged reform, while delegates debated Greeley Grant and O Conor’s possible nomination.
A 19th century overview defends the New York Customs Administration. It argues New York collects most revenue, minimizes costs, and improved general order warehousing under Boutwell reforms. It challenges claims of abuse and political influence, asserting reforms increased efficiency and governance.
The convention adjourned sine die after adopting resolutions opposing land grants to corporations and urging a revenue tariff. A Louisiana delegation withdrawal cited Democratic woes and O Conor’s decline. J Q Adams telegram offered to serve as Vice President with O Conor.
On Saturday four United States officers were shot in North Carolina two fatally About fifty Greeley men assisted the officers The assailants were probably masked Commissioner Cox cannot execute laws and seeks US Marshal aid The Chicago Tribune says no Ku Klux in the South and that these outrages are politically motivated P B Wilson died yesterday Roach and cee parabbs remain in danger Chicago L Log, Septem
The August national debt report shows a reduction of at least 10 786 635 and an overall decrease since March 1 1869 of 348 141 289. Interest savings total 28 191 366, cited as a strong argument for Grant and Wilson and against Greeley. The Chicago Journal notes many officials endorse the administration.
At a Cape May New Jersey meeting led by Jim Scovel the audience, largely Grant supporters, interrupted a speech by a man named Jake Wilson who spoke against Grant. The gathering adjourned with cheers for Grant and Wilson despite the hostility.
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