Memo on burying civil strife and national magnanimity
In a political discourse, the speaker cites Thucydides and classical examples to argue that nations should bury memories of internal discord, avoid memorials to civil strife, and pursue unity and forgiveness amid global tensions, urging Americans to emulate heathen prudence for future wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I
Tully
Thucydides
Phebans
Lacedemonians
Amphictyonic Council
Wiberins
Piso
Cesar
Spain
Thesaly
Republic
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Lexington
Baltimore
Charleston
New York Sun
Georgia Election and Georgia Senate Battle
The State Sentinel notes Senator Cameron from Georgia believes Republicans will win there in December and argues that with free fair elections and sufficient troops, a different result could emerge. It condemns a Pennsylvanian political figure and urges Georgians to defend self-respect, predicting a sweeping defeat of the Republican banner if people act true to themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Georgia
Partizan
Acheming
Atate Sentinel
What Grant is Charged With and Beauregard Then Sails
The Chicago Republican asserts Grant faces charges of official misconduct and personal misbehavior, widely believed and echoed by party organs. In another item, Confederate general GCN Beauregard sails for France aboard the Ville de Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Grant
Chicago Republican
We Gcn
Beauregard
France
Ville de Paris
Grant Cabinet Dilemma Ties Pennsylvania to Cameron
In Philadelphia the President delays any Pennsylvania cabinet picks to avoid discord between Cameron and anti Cameron factions. The Evansville Courier cites a New York letter praising Thomas A Hendricks as favored for next president, noting New York's Democratic leanings and Indiana pride in Hendricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Cameron
Simon Cameron
Mr. Grant
Grant
United States
Evansville
Cannelton Maguirer
New York
Wall Street
Thomas A. Hemdricks
Indiana
Hoffman
Thomas A. Hendricks
White House
Political Colors Darken Reported Interference
The Louisville Courier Journal notes reports on the Presidents interference in Missouri elections were highly colored. It adds that Grant has looked very black and felt very blue since Brown's election, reflecting partisan tensions and public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Grant
Brown
Louisville- Courier Journal
Outlook for 1872 predicts Democratic victory in 1872
The New York Herald editorial argues the Radical party is demoralized and that New York’s shift to the Democrats could seal a Democratic win in 1872, as decisive as the Buchanan victory of 1856. It notes Senator Sprague calls the Republican condition since elections "rather mixed" and questions Grant era influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Washington
Baltimore Gazette
San Domingo
England
South
The
New York Herald
New York
Union
General Grant
Bucnanan
Sprague
Republican Party
Nix
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Register
W.slater
U.bennett
Slater & Bennett
NEW Harmony
Register
Mas Grant
Cras
A. Dana
Stanton
Wilson
Chicaga Tribune
L House of Congress
Horace Greely
J. Ju. Motley
Vienna
Greeley
Chicago Victune
Congress
Iew
Goshen Democrat
Mon. T. A. Seixpricks
Senator Morton
Morton
Nendricks
Uenpuicks
Senpnicks
Morron
Grayr
Ife
West
Canada
St. Louis
Butler
Boston
Alabama
Queen Victoria
Free
Home of the Brave
Ilo
Louisiana
Grayville
Illinois
Tad Dan Munn
Col. Crews
Clarke
Col. Cress
Friend Clarke
BoutweEt
Gar
Wendell Puitairs
Radical Party
Monroe Martin
John Kilbinger, Esq
Damron House
Mount. Vernon
U. G. Damron
Otice
James T. Overton
Posey County
John W. Roe
Teese
James Y. Overton
Robb Township
W. Robb
Dee
Baker
Mary Butler
Charles Bush
Rachel Brown
Jas. W. Cooper
D.C. Cook
L. IL. Dunbar
Sarah Forster
Sylvanus Nodkins
John Wanson
G. W. Houn
Siely
Mrs Jones
John L. Johnson
Monroe
James McFuddin
Claton Overton
Wm. IL. Phifer
Levi Prince
Albert Richie
Wm. I. Smith
Wilford Smith
Isaac F. Storm
A. Thomas
J. Wiley
Lizzie Walker
James Wand Mac
Late College Journal
Wells & Kliner
Commercial College
Inn
Permelis Endicott
William Williams
Permelia Endicott
Mt. Pleasant Meeting House
Smith Township
Eagh
Josters Case
John Gwaltney
Otich
Poseyville
Josefu Cate
James Brooks
Court of Common Pleas
Tate
Samuel Griffin
Bould
Posey
John Kilbinger
David Truscott
WM. Nelson
Clerk Court Common Pleas
Posey Co
W. H. Wintworth
D.C
James Alcorn
William Sit Elton
William Shelton
Admr
G. W. Lowr
Martha Miller
Common Pleas Court
Bethel Township
Township 4
Edward Homer
Guardian
W.W. C. Duclos
Newilarmony
Nova 3m V. A. Duclos
James FE. Laird
Public Square
Mount Vernon
Ndiana
Co, Drewes
J.D. Jones
Jones & Drewes
North Streets
Harry Truscott
Bet
Main
Harmony
Trade Emporium
Main Street
Call and Gee
Hutchison Cider Mill
Candford
Lichtenberger, Owen & CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!