Proposed New Departure from the President in Missouri
A St Louis Democrat broadside denounces the President for forcing a Missouri election toward his re election, condemns removal and appointment abuses, calls for reform of civil service and taxation, and criticizes links to Drake McClurg Fox and Shephard while urging accountability and resignation.
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St. Louis Democrat
Missouri
Haston Smith
Newcomb
Drake
McClurg
Fox
Shephard
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Simon Cameron
Senate
Iear
Cox
San Domingo
Pilte
Grant
Buchanan
Johnson
President
Shaneless
Look Ahead at Parties and Elections in 1872
The piece analyzes postwar party realignments, arguing Democrats can win a large electoral share with a disciplined platform. It recounts historical party splits from 1860 to 1868, notes radicals’ rise and potential reversals, and urges organized Democratic efforts in Indiana and beyond to secure victory in 1872. It also mentions Kentuckian and Missouri political notes and a call for party organization.
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Ae Party
Radical Party
Dlepublican
South
Dristiand
West
Democratic Party
Lincoln
Land Iuincoln
Grant
Dorhoceady
MecCtellitu
Seymour
Georgian
Texas
SUNY
New, Democratic Register
Radical Martyr Portrayed. Jenckes and Patent Office Suspected
The Cincinnati Gazette casts Jenckes as a Radical who aided a fraud ring linked to the American Wood Paper Company and Providence Wood Screw Company. It alleges a $10,000 annual salary from the former and criticizes his Congress tenure and pursuit of a Patent Office post, urging removal rather than appointment. It notes Tongkos of Rhode Island seeks Patent Commissioner and questions public trust.
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Jenches
Cincinnati
Congress
Committee On the Patent Office
American Wood Paper Company
Jenckes
Providence Wood Screw Company
Ruth
Speculated 1872 Democratic Ticket Hendricks Slocum
The Ferre Llaute Journal discusses a proposed 1872 Democratic ticket with Thomas A. Hendricks of Indiana for president and General Jenny W. Slocum of New York for vice president. It lauds Slocum’s military record and political standing, and endorses a platform of prudence reform equal taxation and economy to ensure easy success in 1872.
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Thomas A. Hendricks
Indiana
New York
Slocum
Sherman
Genertl
Bergico
Democratic Party
Party-first
Brooklyn
Hendricks
Union
Ferre Llaute Journal
Schurz Snubbed by Grant in Washington
A Louisville Courier Journal item relays a Washington Specials note that President Grant snubbed Senator Carl Schurz by declining to meet him during a Quaker delegation visit. The brief quips also hint at political tensions in Richmond and Toledo while mentioning Cox and other figures in a caustic era exchange.
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Schurz
Grant
Washington
Cincinnati
White House
General Grant
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Pesky County
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WM. Nelson
Clerk Court Common
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Posey
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Mt. Pleasant Meeting House
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Posey County
Josrin Gank
John Gwaltney
Poxey County
Atotice
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Hing
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Poset County
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Totich
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Court of Common Pleas
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Guardian
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Cummer Pleas Court
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Mount Vernon
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Pleit
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Harry Truscott
Bet
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MA Trottrioneer
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James H. Laird
Lichtenberger,Owen &Co Ave
Washita
Atemart & Bro
Main Street
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Sandford
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