Large Chicago Rally Backs Gov Seymour in Democratic Campaign
Report on Gov Seymour's westward tour details a Chicago crowd of about 75 000 cheering his arrival and a rally praising his Democratic leadership. Speakers included Sandford Church Joseph McDonald Hendricks Voorhees Kernan and others amid debate over presidential campaign participation.
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New ‘York
Buffalo
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Chicago
Empire State
Chicago Times
T. A. Hendricks
D. W. Voorhees
Niblack
Francis Kernan
Eificer
He.rhay
Ps 4
Saaoon
Lastzshot tale and Clark county political rally
A narrative recalls an early western pioneer fending off Indians with a single loaded rifle. It urges readers to vote the SUNSCRATCHED democratic ticket next Tuesday to defeat bonds and taxation, calling for early polling and ensuring Democrats aren t defrauded by fraudulent ballots and urging Clark county to vote and report well.
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Ling
Clark County
Clark
Fraud and political exhortation in Martinsville voting appeal
A wartime era political broadside urges voters in Martinsville and nearby townships to back the Democratic ticket next Tuesday. It warns of imported voters and bond taxation, attacks Radical allies, and calls for turnout by all ages and conditions to secure a Democratic majority and tax exemptions for bondholders.
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Martinsville
York
Darwin
Political ticket list and scare rhetoric from 19th century issue
A lengthy ticket shows candidates for vice president governor and other offices with a call to voters. The piece frames a political choice as safeguarding life liberty and property and warns of radical plans to tax and empower Black governance, urging voters to oppose them.
Anothen Gate Radical Election Report
Radical faction carried West Virginian in 1864 for Lincoln by 12714 votes. State election a week earlier gave Democrats a large majority, winning all state officers both legislative branches and two of three congressmen. Now by St Paul the work goes bravely on.
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Anothen Gate
West
Virginias Founding Father Barred by Radical Policy
A historical voice argues that if General Washington rose from the grave he would be disfranchised under current political moves. The piece railes against Virginia voting trends and labels Congress as radical, urging readers to oppose radicalism at the ballot.
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Washington
Virginia
Congress
Taxation of eve of property and the people
A fragmented, satirical discourse targets government taxation and receipts for matches, urging workers and readers to demand receipts and question tax practices. The text references Burr Ridicals, Colfax, and labor concerns, interlacing political critique with calls to action against perceived oppression.
Johnson Letter Warns of Finance Reform and Public Debt
President Johnson urges fiscal restraint and warns Congress to reduce expenditures and retire the public debt. He traces debt history from 1789 to 1869, argues for economy, a standing army limit, and warns of bondholders gaining power over citizens. He contrasts peace-time costs with Civil War spending and calls for constitutional preservation.
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Jackson
Mexico
Vine
Tsol
France
Spain
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Texas
New
Andrew
Johnson
Geo Taeeas Ewin
Taxation and political shifts in radical era discourse
The excerpt describes radicals' claim to be friends of the bolsiers and their rejection of nominations to different offices. It notes a Democratic ticket, debates equal taxation, and cites specific taxes: a gold watch taxed at one dollar, and a tariff on lands valued at one hundred dollars in gold. The text argues merchants pass taxes to buyers, with the State Register as the source.
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