The Lesson That New Hampshire Election Teaches
A lengthy political analysis discusses the New Hampshire vote as a turning point, attributing it to a deliberate Republican rebuke of the Grant administration. It argues that nationwide discontent with venality and taxation will propel a Democratic rise, urging moderation and continued effort through the presidential race amid party infighting.
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Political critiques of Grant administration puffs in 1871 press
Various newspapers criticize the Grant-Sumner mill matters and Administration. Commentators from Boston Transcript Cleveland Leader Hartford Post and others fault removal of Sumner, predict political ruin, and warn of mischief to the Republican party. Analysts urge accountability during a period of distrust.
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A New Dynasty in the Republican Party
The Chicago Tribune remarks that Simon Cameron’s selection as Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations marks a new dynasty in the Republican party. It portrays Cameron as a merchant-politician, focusing on profit and trading, and questions his fitness for the role citing moral and intellectual deficits.
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Causes of Republican Defeat in New Hampshire
Republican defeats are attributed to leaders like Butler and Sumner, with critics arguing the party empowered an intolerant figure. The Cleveland Herald notes Butler's bold, reckless nature harmed the GOP, while legal cases and NH House dynamics shape political outcomes and governance. Weston is referenced as a possible governor choice amid unsettled elections.
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