Claims to pay for Civil War damages spark party clash
The piece argues against paying rebel or battle linked damages, led by claims from Kentucky's J Milton Best and Missouri's Thomas B. Wallace. It credits President Grant with vetoing such payments and warns against creating a precedent that could force compensation for wartime losses, slave property, or other postwar claims.
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J Milton Best
Kentucky
Thomas B. Wallace
Missouri
Congress
Grant
Pesident Grant
Nobo Eitinens
Attysburg
New Orleans
Charleston
Richmond
Hest
Wallace
Republican Party
Treasury
National Credit
Exposed falsehoods in Credit Mobilier speech at South Bend
Vice President Col Fax denounces charges as fabrications in a South Bend address. He cites editorial allies and Bowles letters, defending his 26 years of public service and opposition to bribery while recounting earlier Union Pacific subsidies and patriotic appeals to support the Pacific Railroad. He argues opponents seek to smear him with unfounded bribery claims.
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Mr. Gulfax
Credit Mobilier
United States
Pacific Railroad
Chicago Tribune
New York Tribune
Springfield
Congress
Bowles
Springfield Republicum
San Francisco
Continent
Mr. Bowles
East
Washington
Pacific
Bross
Chicago
Boards of Trade and Capitalists
Richardson
Vara
Mississippi
Learry
Rowles
New York and
Chigawa Tribunes
Springfield Republicres
Conyers
Congress of Lsteh
Mach
Charles Sumner
Faman Trumbull
Kinemies
G. M. Boyd
Olfag
Credit Immobilier
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Lake Shore
South Bend and Plymouth Railroad
Oakes Ames
Mobilier
Studebaker Wagon Company
Birdwell Clover
Gath
New York
Chicago Tribunes
Sumner
Kombull
Julian
Ames
Gov. Bross
Boutwell
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Trumbull
Thurman
Union Pavific Railroad
Congressional Globe
Ure
Avoiding Disgusting Nostrums in Democratic Rhetoric
The Albion Mirror on July 4 argues against accepting low quality or harmful policies from the Democratic party. It asserts the need to uphold wholesome, reputable material and warns against being forced to digest unsuitable measures. The piece reflects partisan critique and strain within public discourse.
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Brown
Democratic Party
Albion Mirror
Fuly
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