Hendricks Seen as Cautious Democratic Presidential Hopeful
The piece surveys Senator Hendricks as a prudent yet elusive figure, opposed to the war and the government's suppression of rebellion, while avoiding full alignment with the Confederacy. It notes his reputations for statesmanship and the unclear stance on the greenback question, painting him as a wary but influential voice in the race.
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Hendricks
Hee
Lost Cause
United Democracy
Hendrieke
McClellan
Hancock
Gen. Hancock
United States
Army of the Potomac
Gen. MecClellan
Nemiinsti Hendricks
N. YY. Sun
Salmon P. Chage
George H Pendlen
Horatio, Seymour
Momtace
Chase
Ptyocrata
Radical Party
Pendleton
Dogmahich
Seymour
Democrata
Gen. McClellan
Lingola
Gen. Grant
General Hancock
Judge Nelson
Field
Parnes Poular
John T. Hoffman
New York
Wil Parker
P Packer
Thomas A. Hendricks
Tadinoa
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Ihan
Hendriks
Ingomed
Han Tee
Finn
Reece
Colem
Mate
S. Honiriaks
Lalas
Friceda
Morning Star and Cortland Sunk After Collision
The steamer Morning Star and the bark Cortland sank after a collision thirty miles from Cirvge Lawn on June 21 at 11 p.m. About twenty of the 68 aboard are missing. a portion were saved by the steamer R. N. Rice. The Morning Star crew and passengers from Detroit and Cleveland are listed, with many names given for both vessels.
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Morning Star
Detroit
Cortland
R.N. Rice
James Morton
Sidi
Reett
Go Dows
Mra. Hackett
Hackett
Cleveland
Captain Lowton
Geo. C. Tripp
Thomas Roderapp
Mon Ara Vm
W. T. Conckton
Bark
Captain Vright
J. Hoolick
Russell J. Thomas Fianagap
John Smith
John Aera
John Saxton
P. Pee ‘T. Burns
Barrett
John Conant
F. Crindel
J. Distin
A. Curry
H. Gangnon
P. Fallon
D. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
I, Brady
B. Dempstey
Killen Chittendee
Chicago
Baptain Karke
Cléveland
Gar Marietta
Wm. Downey
Darang” Pouilliett
Blanchard
New York
Jorp
Star
Mas. Hutchins
Hutchie
Troy
Albert
Eddings
Wamelinch
Walker
Marrietta
Ohio
Ballantire
Indian policy and Grant order debate spans Senate
A fragmented report covers a Senate debate over a policy linking Indians to the Freedmen's Bureau, along with Gen Grant’s controversial 1862 order expelling Jews under military necessity. The piece also notes a Montreal heat wave with sunstroke cases and discusses Democratic nominating prospects as Hendricks rises in prominence.
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Wasstnoron
Senate
Pomeroy
Montreal
Texans urge Texas to St Louis rail line for cattle trade
A Texan writes to the Republican urging a St. Louis to Texas railroad claiming a million cattle and trade worth millions would flow between Nueces and Rio Grande rivers. He argues it would take fifty years to move all Texas stock and would make St. Louis America’s stock market and spur vast wealth. The piece also notes the John H. Surratt conspiracy case in Washington with bail set at 20600 and continued proceedings.
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Wisconsin
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Catharine Jordan
Misa Rye
Canada
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White's Creek Mille
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Cheney
Ray
Kanenn Pacific
Monument Station
Sandusky
Manafield
Newark
Independence
Charleston
Illinois
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Court House Yard
McCrregor
Lews
Kelly
Leroy
Florida
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al- Meek
House
Missouri Representatives
Jénderson
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Mlassouri
St. Louis
Republican
Texas
Neuces
Rio Grands
St. Omps
Cominy
Auerica
Reepnats. Com
Ailger, Myrnae
John Hi. Surratt
Washinaton
John H. Saree
Fragmented War Era Speech Attacks Jews and Democracy
A damaged wartime letter quotes attacks on Jewish people and the Democratic party. It rails against alleged lawbreaking Jews as a stand in for the race, arguing that convicts or minorities reflect society and condemning suffrage and political integrity.
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Cairo
Rik
Jon Meres
Democratic Party
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