Blaine Letter Critiques Sumner Greeley Ticket Aimed at Equal Rights
The piece defends Speaker Blaine as he rebuts Senator Sumner and the Greeley ticket. It highlights the contrast with Toombs and Jeff Davis supporters, questions anti-Ku Klux and Civil Rights positions, and notes colored voters turning away from Sumner and Greeley as they align with Republicans in the struggle for equal rights.
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Fred. Douglass
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Mr. Greeley
German Press Supports Greeley in 1872 US Election
The Duxon StaatzZeitung reports German periodicals in America favor James Greeley and Jefferson Brown, while liberal and Ultra Montane outlets oppose. The Wiener Neue Freie Press and Berlin organ Germania urge Germans to back Greeley, citing fear of unity risks. Bismarck’s Berlin Provincial Correspondence notes regret that some US outlets try to sway German voters against Grant. Indiana campaign kicks off with Colfax presiding over a South Bend Republican ratification event, with Morton and others speaking.
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Carl Schurz
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Sumner Letter Sparks Greeley Attacks and NC Returns
A New York special warns the Ku Klux claim loses strength from Sumner's letter while New England figures say Sumner ruined himself with constituents and mongrel allies. Raleigh dispatch cautions on North Carolina results, predicting a Democratic bias in early returns and urging vigilance against unreliable reports.
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Letter from Avausta to Sumner on Greeley and Civil Rights
Avausta Massachusetts July 31 1872 letter to Senator Charles Sumner condemns his alliance with Southern secessionists and attacks Horace Greeley. It argues Democrats aided violence against Sumner, warns of a Congress hostile to Civil Rights, and defends federal enforcement of the Thirteenth to Fifteenth Amendments.
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United States
Letter From James G. Barnne Attacks Senator Bumner Over Greeley Endorsement
James G. Barnne condemns Charles Sumner and the Democratic shift in support of Horace Greeley. He argues a Greeley victory would give Congress to anti colored rights forces, warns colored voters of the Democratic platform, and asserts Republicans must oppose the Greeley plan to preserve black civil rights.
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Political speakers list with August tour dates across Illinois
Gen Richard J Oglesby will speak at Belleville August 1 and in numerous towns through August 17 including Carlyle Centralia Paxton Peoria Lacon Princeton and Nashville other electors John H Yeager and Dr Charles Neubert will address German meetings in Belleville Nashville Centralia and Carlyle Gen John L Beveridge Jesse Moore and J W Wilkin will speak in Tuscola Shelbyville Neoga and Anguish August 5 & 14 Gen John A Logan plans ten day appointment list and is in Salt Lake for health.
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Democratic rhetoric assaults Greeley era hypocrisy
Fragmented OCR text shows incendiary and partisan lines attacking Horace Greeley and the Democratic Party, labeling them as corrupt and leaning toward debauchery. The quotes reference 1861 1868 era debates, newspapers, and accusations of crime and ignorance fueling democracy.
Gratz Brown Calls for Exile of Rebels in Missouri
The excerpt cites Gratz Brown asserting that loyal and disloyal cannot coexist in Missouri and urging exile of rebels. He argues registration as the method to achieve disenfranchising rebels and warns rebellion will spread beyond territorial bounds.
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