Peace or power a heated 1868 Illinois debate
The Messenger attacks radical policy in 1868 Illinois arguing peace requires white liberty, condemns arming Black citizens, and denounces Reconstruction. It rails against the Freedsmen's Bureau, carpetbaggers, and Democratic rivals as unworthy and corrupt while urging a race-based conservative peace.
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Campaign Speech by John T Hoffman in Buffalo
John T Hoffman spoke at St James Hall in Buffalo as part of a strong Democratic campaign push. He argued for constitutional liberty, criticized Radical policies, and contrasted Democratic and Republican views on national debt, taxation, and currency.
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Debate on currency and bonds stirs New York crowd
Speaker argues for equal currency for bondholders and citizens, denouncing gold standard bias and Radical policies. He contends greenbacks can be made as good as gold, critiques government waste, and urges one currency while defending Lincoln era finance and pension fairness amid political theatre in Buffalo.
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