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Political turmoil and wartime politics in the nation
The piece surveys presidential prospects and the War Department, citing Grant possibly staying in place, party loyalty in New England and California figures, a split in Kentucky politics, and Nebraska and Vermont electoral shifts. It notes public reactions to Davis and Johnson, Lincoln era echoes, and General Thomas’s reluctance to visit New Orleans while the country seeks peace.
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Mobil
Colorado
Jewett
Washington: Intelligencer
Grant
Cengreet
John Wen
Cincinnati
Last Men's Society
Boston
Hantern
Pasillo
Henry B. Haight
Dovervor
California
Yale College
Bt Ould
San Francisco
Davis Agai
Vermont
Victor Atwoud
Se-Albana
Kenihileanasty
Bolvers
Democrate
Nebraska
Ge Louls Regublican
Etanion
Missouri
Leaington
Elmer
Geo. II
Thamas
New Uraur
Imair
Wilam Parcia
Ciny'ttpati
Woacher
Melleview
Kow
Ward
Ube
Parris
New York
Andrew Johnvon Sands
America
Juecdarpa Burr
Calbous
Ven Burep
Pierce
Douglas
Buchanan
Qualias
Mr. Johnson
New York Herald
Wennell Philips
United Staurs
White House
Psu
Prysideoi
Gruing Beck Ao
Republican Party
Hess Com
Morse