Letter to Sumner on Greeley and Civil Rights
A 1872 letter to Senator Sumner argues against backing Horace Greeley, linking Greeley to Democratic opposition to civil rights amendments and federal protection for Black citizens. It warns that electing Greeley would shift power to Democrats, jeopardizing the 13th to 15th amendments and rights protections, while praising Sumner for supporting federal enforcement.
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Col Boudinot Urges Territorial Oklahoma Government Speech near Honey Creek
Col E C Boudinot spoke to Cherokees Missourians and Arkansans near Honey Creek urging a territorial government for the Indian country and predicting Congress will organize Oklahoma Territory. He cited official stats: 59 744 Indians in Indian Territory 103 outside reservations 91 tribes with 20 in the territory. He said 58 000 inhabitants include 15 000 negroes 1 500 white citizens by marriage and 15 000 English speakers. He predicted 3 000 railroad white men would stay in the territory next year leaving a small Indian minority.
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Monday in the Tropics in a Mexican estero
An overland Monthly account describes a daytime voyage through mangrove channels near Mazatlan. They observe white herons and other water birds, oyster clusters at mangrove roots, and a distant Sierra Madre, noting native huts, wood choppers, and charcoal burners. A distant alligator snaps then dives as gunfire echoes with various wild cries.
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Let a Person Get the Reputation of Being
A 19th century moral essay warns against overreacting to minor slights. It argues that sensitive, irritable behavior creates distance among friends and neighbors. The piece urges charity and openness, noting that a frank generous mind earns kinder treatment from others.
Life spans and growth stages through animals and man
The passage cites Professor Faraday’s theory that human life lasts about a century, determined by bone growth completion at twenty. It compares growth and life spans across species, noting varied maturation times from one year in rabbits to eight in camels, and argues disease, diet, and passions shorten life, with infancy to youth to virility and age as defined phases.
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TOW DRINKING CAUSES APOPLEXY II
The account explains how wine and spirits raise brain blood flow causing a red face and heightened brain activity. It warns that continued drinking enlarges arteries, compresses veins, slows blood exit, and can trigger fatal apoplexy within hours or minutes. Dr Hall cautions against lethal levels of alcohol.
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Common Sense on unions and temperance in a midwestern paper
A Cincinnati paper urges using funds from northern trades unions to help workers buy homesteads and expand their families in a new country, contrasts tyranny of unions with freedom, and notes Liverpool’s drink problem and a proposed public naming scheme. The piece surveys tobacco harms in youths, a folk remedy for felons, and various odds and ends from agriculture to humorous anecdotes.
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