Democratic frauds and Hancock War Claims debate
The article notes fraud attempts using party franks to mail Democratic campaign material, listing Sam Cox and Wallace and a large cargo in Washington. It also discusses Gen Hancock's stance on Southern War Claims, with estimates of unpaid claims and party backing, and reports on Charlotte Republican speeches by John A. Green and Maj. 8. S. Farwell with band music and praise for Garfield Arthur and the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Cox
Wallace
Postoffice Department
Washington Post Office
Duncan Walker
Democratic Committee
William A. Wallace
Cox
M. G
House Representatives
Congressional Record
Hancock
Congress
Gen
South
Bartley
Gen. Hancock
Solid South
Supreme Court
Charlotte
John A. Green
Farwell
Delmar Review
DeWitt Cornet Band
Pratt
Gilmore
Garfield
Arthur
Ideaa
Informa
Mr. Green
Shinar
Grant Addresses Massive Warren Mass Meeting
Gen Grant presided over a large Republican gathering in Warren Ohio with leaders Conkling Ying Blaine Logan Cameron and others present. He delivered the longest speech of his life arguing Republicans defend voting rights protection for life and property and equal law for all while criticizing Democrats for inconsistency and debt.
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Warren
Ohio
Gen. Grant
Conk- Ying
Blaine
Logan
Cameron
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Party of Progress
Great
Union General
The United States as a Business House in History
A child’s cautionary tale portrays the early United States as a 13-partner firm named Union, facing rival King Emperor Co. The narrative traces Washington Franklin Jones and others selling goods and war supplies, the struggle for recognition, and drift toward division over slavery. The southern partners split, seizing assets and waging a costly conflict, with northern partners bearing the burden.
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Atlantic Coast
United States of America
King, Emperor & Co
South Carolina
New House
Massachusetts
Virginia
Vermont
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
John Paul Jones
Colonial House
United Shites
General Mercantile Agency of Human Rights, Esq
Philadelphia
New York
New York City
Boston
House of the United States
Noorthern
Tennessee
Canada
Abraham Lincoln
Washinton
Union
Navy Yard
Fort Sumpter
House of King, Emperor & Co
House Union
Old House Union
The Southern Partners Rule the Old House Fight
A long tale of quarrels between northern and southern partners over a failing company. The southern group profits from theft, violence, and manipulation, culminating in the murder of the old house's president. Grant stops the violence, then southern partners return to press control, while northern creditors face mounting debt and a dangerous moral question.
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Grant
Robert Toumba
Porters
Messenger
R. J.B
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