Greeley Tribune debate stirs editors critics in 1872 press
excerpts from Cincinnati Gazette and Huguier comments on Mr. Greeley return to the Tribune provoke warnings about responsibility and exile. The Syracuse Journal notes Seward autobiography notes. London correspondent predicts Bradlaugh visit. The New York Ford cites British naval power and tariff claims. Langston urged for US Cabinet as Attorney General amid race politics.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Greeley
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United States
Gazette
Mr. Greatey
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London
New York
Tford
Bradlaugh
Yale
Cromwell
Defeat of Grosvenor in St Louis noted in liberal circles
The article laments Mr Grosvenor's loss for Congress in St Louis praising his abilities and tariff stance against monopolists. It contrasts Cain, a South Carolina elected at large, once a field hand, with strong opposition from intelligent Kentuckians and includes Beck’s profane reaction to election news.
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St. Louis
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South Carolina
Mr. Beck
Kentucky
Washington Patriot
Royal son praises America and its institutions
A solemn announcement notes Leopold George Duncan Albert, third son of Queen Victoria, regards America with great admiration. The report also mentions recent discoveries, including a buried town in Oregon and the hull of a ship found in the American desert.
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Leopold George Duncan Albert
Queen Victoria
America
Oregon
American Desert
Sorrow and Hard Wisdom After Richmond Surrender
A Northern lady learns from a Richmond widow how not to harbor bitterness after war. The widow, whose husband and brothers were killed, says there is no room for hate. The encounter contrasts Southern ruin with Northern reconciliation amid postwar tensions. A Kansas pioneer mocks Barnum's mummy as a fake.
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Richmond
Mason and Dixon
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Conkling
Morton
Chandler
New York Tribune
Dickens and his wife clash over Forster's Dickens bio
A London rumor stirs about Forster's forthcoming Life of Dickens. Young Dickens defends his mother's name, threatening to publish an unvarnished tale if justice to Mrs Dickens is not restored. The piece contrasts echoes from Walter Landor and calls for restraint.
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Dickens
London
Charles Dickens
Dickeris
Forster
Walter Savage Landor
Mr. Forster
Liandor
Mrs. Landor
Landor
Liverpool Daily Post
Administration gains in Congress predicted after 43rd election
The St Louis Republican notes the Administration should secure a large House majority and maintain Senate strength. It lists expiring terms, anticipated party flips, and forthcoming appointments and leadership, including Republican gains and key incumbents to be replaced or retained. It remarks on Grant's reelection and Sumner's weak standing amid Wilson's rising prominence.
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Spencer
Alabama
Rice
Arkansas
Cole
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Ferry
Connecticut
Osborne
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Trumbull
Illinois
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Georgia
Morton
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Iowa
Pomeroy
Kansas
Mechan
Kentucky
Kellogg
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Blair
Missouri
Nye
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Patterson
New Hampshire
Conkling
New York
Pool
North Carolina
Sherman
Ohio
Corbett
Oregon
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Lawyer
South Carolina
Morrill
Vermont
Howe
Wisconsin
Narlan
Jorbett
Hill
Frank P. Blair
Ilinois
Merrill
Ilowe
Orlesby
Grant
Sumner
Wilson
St. Lowis
Result of Electoral Votes and Notable 19th Century References
The article surveys historic presidential elections from 1824 to 1840, noting Greeley Grant and Seymour outcomes, mentions of Kentucky and Tennessee, and claims about white versus black majorities in voting. It cites the Cin. Enquirer and discusses a Texas and Mobile bridge said to be the largest, plus Council Bluffs Nonpareil becoming the city’s sole newspaper after sixteen years.
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Greeley
Ioratio Seymour
Gen. McClellan
General Scott
Kentucky
Tennessee
Martin van Buren
General Harrison
Mr. Greeley
General Grant
Cin. Enquirer
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Mobile and Montgomery
Mobile
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Thomas ©. Jaquess
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Isaac Anderson
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Alex. Crunk
Querife
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William Taylor
John Preaus
Isaac Heiman
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Daniel Hon
Alvis Pitts
Alex, Crank
Quieriff
James N. Bowles
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Henry J. Cooper
Mount Vernon
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Lichtenberger, Owen & Co
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