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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 12, 1872

Page

7

Greeley and Free Trade Debates Shape Election Tone

The piece argues Horace Greeley’s wartime patriotism and amnesty stance affect party dynamics. It notes Republicans and Democrats hedge on free trade versus protectionism, with West and South aligning to protect their interests. It praises war Democrats and laments editorials that mock Greeley, while urging clear understanding of his stance toward the South.

New World New York Tribune Greeley Neti Union Garrison Wendell Phillips Mr. Greeley Aoe America Philadelphia Henry Wileya Massachusetts Days of the Republic Watson

How It Strikes A Stranger In Parliament June 1872

London debate centers on the Tichborne case Alabama claims and Scotch education. Mr Lowe refuses further questions while Mr Gladstone reveals a final settlement approach. Dr Playfair defends Bible teaching, Elphinstone mocks hypocrisy, and Rylands praised for budget vigilance.

London Lewis Smith Whalley Guildford Onslow Tidhorne Arthur Orton Australia Lowe Alabama Mr. Onslow Percy Wyndham Gladstone United States Geneva Her Lord Bury Lord Russell House of Lords Lords Mr. Gordon Gordon Lyon Playfair Scotland Playfair Lord Advocate James Elphinstone Aberdeenshire Portsmouth James Sir James Fordyce Charles Dilke Mr. Bylands

Unclaimed Goods Ad Misprints Stir Humorous Exchange

An advertisement by a railway firm drops the L from lawful creating a garbled appeal asking recipients to come forward and pay charges. The tale then shifts to a witty exchange between Sydney Smith and Robert Chambers about Scottish humor and the corkscrew as a metaphor for unlocking it.

Sypyry Smith Sydney Smith Robert Chambers London Chambers
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