I go for Grant a Civil War era political pledge
A partisan poem argues for Ulysses S. Grant, praising his leadership in the Civil War, denouncing Democratic opponents, and urging continued Republican rule to finish victory, reduce debt, and sustain prosperity. It recalls Vicksburg and Appomattox as proof of Grant's service and patriotism.
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Grant
Sumner
Washington
Boston
Boston Society
Mr. Samuel
Mr. Sumner
Massachusetts Bay
Summer
Pnea
Massachusetts
Kansas Prospects and Commentary on Boundless West
A long, reflective piece contrasts Western Kansas advantages with Eastern conditions. It highlights rail access, lower costs for fuel and timber, expanding stock farming, strong water, fertile soil, growing education, and the promise of progress under republican enterprise. The article also compares Sumner and Curtin with political rivals, noting public perception shifts and declines in former influence.
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K. P
Lawrence
Topeka
Manhattan
Great West
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Hie
Kanene
Kargus
Jess
Ibigan
Nemaha Co
Pennsylvanis
Bracken
Greensburg Tribune
Greeleys Pittsburgh Speech Sparks Veterans Letter
A Pittsburgh speech by Greeley prompts a letter from Union veterans denouncing his remarks and urging support for Grant. The document reiterates loyalties, condemns Greeley, and endorses Republican unity and continued mobilization for four more years of Grant. It notes Confederate factions sparring over postwar power and criticizes Democratic cross-alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heapygvantans Veterak Coxxirrar
New Yorn Crry
Comnapes
Pittsburgh
Greeley
USA
Gen. Grant
The Rebel Debt Rumor and Greeley's Ties
A New York Times sourced rumor argues that if Horace Greeley is elected he would favor accepting the Confederate debt. The piece notes Greeley’s shifts, ties with Confederate debt supporters, and European bankers’ claims that U.S. bonds could be indorsed by the government after his victory.
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New York Times
Greeley
New York
Chappaqua
Wall Street
Europe
Mr Greeley
Jondon
Frankfort
Br. Greeley
United States
Mr. Greeley
Clashing Southern Mood in Vermont News Sparks Call for Victory
The Richmond Enquirer and Columbia Phoenix condemn Vermont and New England, urging Southern and Middle states to gain political power by ballots. They mock Puritans, warn of puritanical hatred, and note Gratz Brown nepotism claims with Mig gourt’s tally of ten governor appointments.
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New England
Richmond
Vermont
Maine
Columbia
8. C
Phoenix
Greeley
Gratz Brown
Miggourt
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Indiana Progress
Publisihed
Peiladelpri 42 & Glymer Atrests
Indiana, Indiana County
Mt. Bire
Ed Orl A. Douglass
LA Fles
Indiana House
Harseas Kek. Sloan
Ofice
Clymer Street
Willon, Taylor, Eyrautt H. Moorhead
Taylor & Moorurad
Attirneta
Jaw
Indiana
Ann'n
Letwils
Tewart & Clare
Lnylana, Ps
New Law Building
Utuilsdkipnia
Pois Cone
BANKS
Indiana, Ps
Philadelphia Street
Allison
Indiana, Pa
Court House
W. Weir
J. KR. Wilson
Weir & Wilson
Ax Legal
John R. Wilson
U.S
Western District
Unico
South Sixth
Anny Shitr
C. Botle
Hildebrand
Islam A. Pach
Falclfely
A WH
Lon Ackess
Attorney AT Law
South Third Street
Philadelpaie
Eitend Lo
Jagal Busan
Philadelphia
Www
Wee
Tm, Gebhorweir & Gibson
Attorneys and Counselors At Law
Avenur
Pittsburgh, Pa
St. D
Philadelphia Streat
Foclow
Kintor's Hotel
Wtewart
A. Ek, Jamison
Philadelphila
U Hargrayvh
Philadelpha
PENNA
Quanty
Cali
Rutland
H. Hargrave
Gqaltsburg Memorial Invatitute
Mercer
Barsegure, Pa
John M'Cleister
Green Tp
Netics
Co. H. Lowman
Brady P. D
Patience Stuchail
East Mahoning P
Jill
Folka
Hende
Thera
Brill
Harry Clay
Congress
Kentucky
Clay
Vicksburg
Donelson
Appotoimax
Allen
Trumbull
N. Y
Evening Post
Cgnele
Sam
West Virginia
Ohio
West
Centralia
Nemaha County
Penn
Weeb
Andrew G. Curtin
Curtin
Bellefonte
North American
Burnside
A.E. Beesarpe
L. E. Duper
Missouri
Sre
Blairs
Mr. Schurs
Vien Cass
Detroit
John van Buren
Cleveland
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