Opposed to the Fifteenth Amendment by Gen S F Cary
Gen S F Cary criticizes the fifteenth amendment in a Cincinnati Enquirer letter. He argues states should decide suffrage, cites Ohio as restricting black voters, and warns against centralization and party power. He notes fraud allegations in Indiana and asserts ratification by force would be illegitimate. He urges unity to restore union and prosperity.
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Senter Confidence in Tennessee Election Prospects
Nashville dispatch notes Gov. Senter’s visit and belief in a sweeping victory across Tennessee. It cites growing support for universal suffrage, a forthcoming popular convention, and broad registration boosting voter turnout, signaling the end of proscription and intolerance in the state.
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Johnson on Grant in a Washington interview
The Washington correspondent of the New York Herald recounts ex President Johnson’s caustic attack on Ulysses S Grant. Johnson derides Grant as a “mere incident” of the war, lacking ideas, policy, or moral leadership, and he condemns him as a dangerous, despotism risk. He compares Washington’s ascent to moral greatness and urges reformers to educate the public about credit and bondholder power.
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