Opinion Clash Over Influence and Liberal Slanders
The piece argues that individuals form views independently yet are swayed by neighbors and public figures. It accuses Liberals of perpetual lying and slander about General Grant, claiming investigations expose the deceit and that Republican support for Cincinnati Baltimore liberal nominees wanes as the public grows wary.
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United States
Hin
Missouri
Cumberland
Arkansas
InSier
Ann-Hillens
Tema
Eit Sain
Rga Ritter
Greeley
Grant
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Wilson
Republican Party
Democrats
Beatty
Iin
The
Republic
Young
America
Weig
Party
Southern Postage Relief After War
The South bemoans neglect while North cites Republican acts after the rebellion. Congress reestablished post offices and mail routes, aiding the impoverished South. Prewar mail costs burdened the North, but postwar routes expanded, with Southern mail facilities now one third greater.
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Greeley
North
South
Republican Party
Abolitionist Language Debate Recalled in Political Critique
A fragmented abolitionist critique traces Greeley’s stance from 1840s elections to 1856, opposing anti slavery and Free Soil lines. It questions General Grant support, arguing for consistency in criticizing administrations and actions, including references to San Domingo and political expediency.
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Sumner
Greeley
Harrison
Clay
Taylor
Scott
Liberty Party
Free Soil
General Grant
Buchanan
Patball
Grant
San Domingo
General Joseph E Johnson Defends Greeley Endorses Grant
General Joseph E Johnson writes that Horace Greeley should not be supported by Democrats while urging Democrats to consider Grant, arguing the Republican leader preserves the Union, enforces laws, and upholds the flag. He attacks Liberal Reform Republicans urging Greeley votes and claims Greeley’s supporters aim to overturn the government.
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Greeley
the Tribune
Cincinnati
Buchanan
Republican Party
Himelf
Union
Creeley
Lincoln
Grant
Sumner
Statu
Democratic Party
Joseph E. Johnson
Horace Greeley
General Grant
United States
Mr. Greeley
House of Representatives
Senate of the
Congress
Labor Commission
Defendara
Fack
Call
HJ. Bannit
Soldiers National League
Charlotte
Michigan
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