National Convention Aims for Democratic Unity Amid Doubt
The piece analyzes editorial tone as July approaches, arguing no Democratic nominee who lacks enduring democracy can unite the party. It cites reactions from Cleveland Plain Dealer and Louisville Democrat, urging support for unadulterated Democratic candidates and criticizing Radical failures. It notes the Freedmen's Bureau as a campaign lever and discusses impeachment perspectives in Europe.
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Virginia employer imposes vote directing clause on workers
Garry, described as a "truly loyal" gentleman, inserted into contracts with his colored laborers a stipulation that they must vote as he directs. The clause ties employment to political obedience, illustrating coercive practices against African American workers in Virginia.
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Virginia
Democratic Soldiers to Gather at New York Convention
The New York World reports an expected massing of about 20,000 soldiers and sailors at the convention. They will come to show that the army fighting men do not back Gen. Grant, contrasting with Chicago’s earlier gathering. Cooper Institute is chartered for meetings and a University Place house is set as headquarters, to be occupied through adjournment.
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Bea Uncle Tom's Cabin to Be Performed Tonight
The Chicago Post notes the play Bea Uncle Tom's Cabin will be performed in good style tonight and urges attendance. Radical authority says if Mr. Cusx misses expected support at the Democratic convention, the Pendleton force may transfer on the last ballot to Davin Davis, a former Lincoln ally and Supreme Court justice appointed by Lincoln.
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Jolson named England minister hailed as confident envoy
The London Times praises Rev ERpy Jolson as minister to England saying no envoy could be sent here with more confidence as spokesman for a great nation. His unanimous ratification is an unprecedented testimonial of his intellect and poised, learned, dignified manner. The Houston Telegraph notes its thirty-year mission to keep Texas in the Union.
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England
Grant Backs Pay Rise for Army Officers in Campaign Context
The document notes GRANT supporting higher pay for army officers with a hint of campaign motives. It also mentions STEVENS proposing Texas be split into three states and questions impeachment purposes related to Tuan.
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Fourteenth Amendment and Bill to Admit Southern States
A long text outlines the proposed Fourteenth Amendment defining citizenship and voting rights, and describes a bill admitting North Carolina South Carolina Louisiana Georgia Alabama and Florida to representation in Congress upon ratification with conditions. It reports veterans organizing demonstrations for Independence Day to support the Democratic cause against Radical Republicans and notes anticipated political impact nationwide.
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Georgia
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United States
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Senate delays Evarts nomination for Attor ney General
The nomination of Evarts for Attorney General is postponed until Saturday by the Senate Judiciary Committee. Various political moves are noted, including anticipated amnesty proclamations, party conventions, and shifts in congressional races. The day covers tax debates, foreign affairs, and celebrity arrivals such as a rhinoceros in New York.
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Austria
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Washington
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John Moffatt
Democracy of
Maine
G. F. Pillsbury
Deserter Leader Splits Veterans Over Civil War Loyalties
A fragment notes veterans once ready to follow him to Vicksburg or Appomattox now view him as a deserter and leader of the nation’s enemies, reflecting deep rift in loyalties and opinion.
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Senator Saulsbury Warns Against Political Expediency
Senator Saulsbury argues patience with expediency ends in virtue and cites a Capitol committee room discussion on the upcoming Presidential campaign. He says if the Democratic Convention nominates Chase he will support him but vows to oppose Sumner as Vice President.
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