Prohibitionists debate candidate types in 1887 era politics
The piece surveys Prohibitionists frothing over preferred candidates amid party dynamics and references Henry George, the New Party, and comments by figures such as W. Desaan. It also recounts veterans issues, substitute claims, and a wartime pension dispute, concluding with a Fourth of July reflection and a promotion of Dr. Pierce's topical remedies.
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North American Review
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Hoxta. W. Desaan
New Mexico
Cleveland
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Dames Russell Lowell
Chicago
Dutfield Osborne
Abraham
Moses
Joshua
Fana
Logan
John A. Logeo
Andrey Jackson
Americas Politica
Pee
General Logan and the American cause on the 1887 stage
A sweeping tribute to John A. Logan, detailing his frontier upbringing in Illinois, his rise as a lawyer, legislator, and soldier, and his leadership during the Civil War. The address highlights Logan’s patriotism, his shift from Democrat to Republican, his steadfast defense of soldiers and veterans, his stance on Reconstruction, and his enduring legacy as a statesman and orator.
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Nueces River
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Louisville University
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Congress
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Hog Jackson
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Anton Campshell
Logen
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Ultnois
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Missouri
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Minnota
Columbis
John A. Togan
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Mlinois
Jonn A. Logan
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Hapub- Moan Party
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Grand Review
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Daniel Webster remembered in Fourth of July oratory and veterans scene
A feature on Daniel Webster and his Fourth of July speeches, focusing on his ties to Revolutionary War survivors, his father Judge Webster, and the emotional Lafayette gathering. The account highlights Webster’s banker Hill address to veterans and the living memory of old soldiers amid a nation celebrating liberty.
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Hayne
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