A.J. Monroe attack on young voters and the Democratic banner
The piece denounces A J Monroe for urging young men to enroll with the Democratic party. It portrays the call as reckless and insincere, cites Monroe’s alleged bias and links to Tilden and Hendricks, while noting reactions from Democratic and other papers about Tilden’s character and ties to reform efforts.
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A.J. Monroe
Monroe
Mr. Monroe
Democratic Party
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Floyd
Cobb
Thompson
Juncey
White House
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Mr. Tilden
Ohio
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Tilden under fire from Democratic papers accusing Tweed ties
The brooklyn Argue and other Democratic voices attack Tilden as a Tweed ally and railroad schemer. They cite bonds, frauds, and prosecutions, asserting Tilden protected the Tweed ring and benefited from corruption. They urge young men to reject his candidacy.
Political insults and accusations in a party paragraph
A heated editorial fragment attacks the Democratic party as selfish unscrupulous and unpatriotic. It questions the party’s suitability as a model for young men and urges loyalty to other forces. The text reflects partisan fervor and rhetorical misgivings about political alignment.
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Democratic Party
Tilden and the Peace Resolution in Democratic History
A detailed defense arguing Samuel J. Tilden did not author the peace resolution of 1864 and that he fully assented to the platform. It cites committee members, testimonies, and newspaper corroboration from The Chicago Times and Liberal. The piece notes Tilden chaired the New York delegation’s resolutions committee and highlights later discoveries tying him to the resolution.
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Samuel J. Tilden
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Thomas G. Pratt
Ohio
Clement L. Vallandinghaw
Indiana
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Minos
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A C. Baldwin
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George B. Smith
Iowa
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Oregon
Benjamin Starks
Mass
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Iil
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Laurela
Tilden and Dix taxes stir Iowa readers and 1872 politics
The Davenport Gazette reports ex Senator Claussen backs Hayes and Wheeler in 1872 while J B Young sues Cedar Rapids Times for libel. Tilden’s role in tax reductions is disputed as Gen Tuttle shifts to Hayes and Wheeler. A silver bill passes and Chicago votes show Republican gains.
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Wheeler
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Tuttle
Iowa
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Morria Heath
Chicago
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Mark Kimball
Tilden
Pleasant visit and town life musings in Monticello note
Miss Clara Schodde returns from Dubuque with Miss Minges who stays two to three weeks. The column humorously notes sidewalk slips and local gossip about weather and social life. Henry Carpenter returns from Seward to help Langworthy Bank. Methealists host a sociable at Stephen Starks with Bissy Tena Chamberlain guiding guests. youths mingle while older folks depart early.
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Henry Carpenter
Seward
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8. C. Langworthy
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Methealists
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Bissy Tena Chamberlain
Starks
Chicago Times Denounces Slavery-linked Political Sect
The Times denounces a old slavery-Bourbon-backed political faction tied to the democratic party as a putrid odor in politics. It notes Mr Hendricks denies backing it and claims solidarity with his hard money ally as both navigate the campaign.
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