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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1872
Page
2
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The piece argues that Reconstruction and universal amnesty satisfy many, while opposing factions demand unconditional surrender. It critiques Horace Greeley and allied papers like the Lexington Caucasian for advocating reconciliation with former Confederates, supporting secessionist doctrine, and endorsing states’ rights measures despite Union victory.
The passage asserts that opponents of Grant spread slander about government honesty and revenue losses, but official investigations show defalcation costs fell under this administration. It credits ministers aligned with Horace Greeley for exposing frauds, noting many culprits were former officials. It argues opposition relies on lies and selective reporting to attack expenditures and policies.
Obituary recounts William H. Seward death on the 10th at his Auburn home aged 71. Praises include his statesmanship, world fame, and service under Lincoln, with notes on his career from Yale to Senate and Secretary of State. Mentions friendships, family, and late-life politics amid Civil War era. Includes lines on Grant, Alabama claims, and posthumous reflections.
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