Republican progress under Grant faces Democratic stir
A dated editorial lauds Grant era progress and Republican policies advancing railroads education immigration and tax cuts while warning discontented Republicans toward the Democratic challenge. It condemns office seekers and praises Grant's administration as successful, urging unity and loyalty to the Republican platform amid Liberal Republican doubts.
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General Mahan Nominated for Congress by Greeleyites
The article quotes a Greeleyite faction nominating General Asa Mahan D D for Congress in Michigan's Second District. It mocks Grant's leadership, cites Mahan's Oberlin speech praising his own war view, and imagines Mahan leading the army with dramatic flair.
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Grant
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Asa-Mahan
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Greeley and Democracy in 1872 Polity Feuds
Albion Mirror and Action Mirror reprint blasts from 1872 debate over Horace Greeley. The clips attack Democratic papers for backing Greeley, claim the party would betray core values, and call out hypocrisy in the Democratic-Greeley rhetoric amid national political contention.
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Albion Mirror
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Court of Arbitration Issues 15.6 Million Award in Gold
Geneva Sept 14 The Court of Arbitration awarded the United States 15.6 million dollars in gold for losses from the Alabama Florida and Shenandoah incidents after Melbourne. Sir Alexander Cockburn did not sign the decision. Count Scropis applauded as the tribunal closed. two guns saluted. English delegates depart Monday, Americans Tuesday.
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Melbourne
Maine tidal wave seals Republican sweep in 19th century temper
The piece proclaims a Republican landslide across Maine and Vermont with unanimous party success in Congress and local offices. It argues Grant’s re election is inevitable, denounces the Greeley movement as a failure, and claims the public has spoken, sealing Liberalism’s doom.
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New York Markets Report From Sept 17 1872 Commerce
New York market notes show sugar prices up across all grades by about a quarter, refined sugar also rising. brooms cheaper on country makes. Rio coffee down about 14 cents. mackerel and sardines mixed. syrups up five to six cents. dry goods generally lower with bleached shirtings down about two to three cents. Butter and eggs steady to firm. onions and potatoes scarce, carloads worth more. flour steady. white wheat and freight rates easing slightly amid ongoing market volatility.
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The Banes of Democracy in Public Education
A critique tracing education as a political weapon against Democratic rule. The author asserts Democrats view public instruction as confiscation, arguing universal education benefits wealthier classes and citing Missouri Democratic Convention debates on universal suffrage versus universal education.
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Missouri
O Conor Letter Draws Lines In Democratic Split
The letter withdrawing O Conor from Louisville Convention reveals hardihood and anti borrowing views. He denounces duties and supports extreme free trade with protection, opposing postwar shared burdens. He argues a constitutional ban on debt could have forestalled secession, yet rejects O Conor as a safe presidential choice.
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