A Voice From the Southwest on Hendricks for President
The Register reprints a Cape Girardeau Missouri editorial praising Indiana Senator Wendrick Hendricks as a modest yet bold statesman fit for the presidency. The piece argues Hendricks would unify the Democratic Party and restore national honor, urging support for his nomination.
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Rawlins and Grant Legacy Highlighted in Radical Paper
The New York Sun notes John A. Rawlins' deathbed requests and Grant's late arrival, stating without Rawlins there would likely be no Grant. It cites Indianapolis Mirror chatter at a national temperance meeting and mocks a brewing party-switch joke, ending with a Parson Senator Bownlow caricature.
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Teachers Exam Notes and Political Dispatches
A New Harmony letter reports five teachers examined at the School-house with three women and two men praised for geography and astronomy. It notes a lack of spectators. The Springfield Republican discusses Maine election returns and a Senate Democratic gain. Senator Sprague cites a land grant to Brown University sold for far less than value, urging investigation by the Providence Press.
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European Correspondence from Wiesbaden 1869 Travel Notes
A. H. U. F. recounts travel from Wiesbaden to Cologne, Mainz, and Paris. He describes the Paris fete for Napoleon I, the Rhine voyage on the Friede, and Wiesbaden’s gambling rooms, baths, and sights. He notes Prussia's control since 1866, and plans a Switzerland Italy tour before returning home.
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A Strong Indictment Against the Radical Party
The Indianapolis Sentinel voices a scathing indictment against the Radical party, accusing leaders of disunion, corruption, and oppression while claiming suppression of debate and violation of civil rights. It also notes Boutwell banning revenue cutters for pleasure trips as rebuke to Robeson and Grant, and mentions Dr. J C Ayer seeking Seventh District nomination aided by wealth.
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Warning and defense of the Fifteenth Amendment debate
The piece argues against ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment, warning Republicans and Democrats about centralized power and federal interference. It cites oppression of state autonomy, military presence in Virginia and Mississippi, and misuses of federal authority, urging unity to defend state rights and constitutional liberty. It also brands Grant as out of place in the presidency and criticizes Radical newspapers for withholding candor.
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Butler to attack congressional committee extravagance in coming session
It is stated Butler will deliver a speech early in the coming session of congress on the extravagance of congressional committees. He will focus on the Ways and Means committee, chaired by Schenck. Schenck claims to be ready, having obtained damaging facts about Butler's ties to manufacturing institutions.
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