Democratic Journals Defend Republican Shift in South
A Chattanooga Herald piece mocks Democratic glee over doomed issues and urges unity for Grant and Wilson. It notes Southern states may favor Republicans if Democrats avoid Ku Klux fears, and questions Democratic focus on Pickett documents versus acting to vindicate Horace Greeley’s critics.
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Know Nothing Charges and the Burial of Democratic Issues
A political column criticizes Democratic editors and German papers supporting the Liberal ticket for attacking Henry Wilson as a Know Nothing past and for reviving old dead issues. The piece mocks the timing and motives, accusing opponents of electioneering while burying reputations and calling out their supposed hypocrisy. A German voter is noted as backing Grant and Wilson.
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Henry Wilson
Grant Asd Wilsor
Romantic Story of a Galena Man
New York special reports David Davis a scavenger, driven insane at Bellevue Hospital after a fall from fortune. Born 1832 in Galena to wealthy parents he studied engineering and befriended Ulysses Grant. War losses, capture, and poverty followed, leading to poison and madness. The piece blends his fate with a zoological meditation on army ants and a philosophical question about memory and collective action.
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Republican Party Platform Emphasizes Unity and Civil Rights
The 1872 Republican National Convention in Philadelphia endorses eleven-year supremacy, highlights emancipation and loyalty, and urges equal rights, constitutional amendments, civil service reform, limited federal lands, tariff and tax policies, pension support for soldiers, and stronger immigration protection, while opposing repudiation and pledging national unity. It calls for protecting commerce, shipbuilding, and American industry.
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District of debauchery and vice seen in most elections
Fragmentary OCR quotes describe a district deemed rotten and given to vice. The passage notes that veterans subside by maintaining policy offices gambling houses grog shops and darker dens of infamy, asserting this district appears in nearly every election.
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