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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1868

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Republican majority forecast in Electoral College debate

The piece argues a Grant victory dominates the Electoral College under likely reconstructions, listing Arkansas California Connecticut New York Oregon and Georgia as favorable to Grant while Mississippi and Texas are omitted. It questions Seymour’s electability, notes the Nation’s cautious view, and condemns Democratic ties to former Confederates and Andersonville, asserting public repudiation issues and Republican loyalty.

Arkansas California Connecticut New York Oregon Georgia Seymour Mississippi Texas Gen. Grant Foratio Seymour Horatio Seymour Belmont Pendleton

Blair as a Confiscationist in Indiana Speech

Gen Blair in Leavenworth speech attacks Gen Grant over reconstruction policy and confiscation, arguing for loyalty based reorganization of Southern state governments. He recalls frontier service, praises soldiers, invokes Providence, urges peace, and endorses Grant for national unity.

Blair Leavenworth Grant Republican Party Congress Louisville Mexican Republic United States Phalle Pacific Vurich Horatio Seymour Gen. Blair Copperhead Party Ietter Gen. Grant Gulf Ulysses Colfax Chicago Washington Confucius Johnson Globe Home Dryden Lowell Indiana St. Joseph Valley South Bend

Wells replies on national finances and Freedmen Bureau costs

Special Commissioner of the Revenue Hon David A Wells answers Mr W B Allison of Iowa detailing national receipts and expenditures for the year ending June 30 1868. He lists total receipts 406300000 with classifications including Customs Internal Revenue and Tabic lands and direct tax and notes expenditures for War Navy and Freedmen's Bureau up to July 18 1868.

David A. Wells Revenue W.B. Allison Iowa War Department Freedmen’s Bureau Mr. Allison Lee Navy Department Ccee Seneeee Lirloriss Tees Endiaus National United States Freedman’s Bureau G. Re Navy Department Wells Treasury

Rushville Foundry and Machine Shop Planned

Notes report a foundry and machine shop being built at Rushville, with local activity including blackberries appearing in Bloomington, gas pipe expansion in Bloomington, and public school term dates. Also listed are harvests, deaths, burglaries, accidents, and sewer expansion in Chicago and surrounding counties.

Rushville Bloomington Coe Pittsfield Peoria Logan County McDonough Decatur Albert Ledford Alton Ohio Kansas A.S. Edwards Springfield James S. Thompson Mercer County New Boston Mary McCune John Jackson Pennsylvania Ridge Trivoli Peoria County Edward Hicks R. T. Hicks Pike County R. T. Smith Moline George Sutton Chenoa Jasper County W. H. H. Ashbaugh Aledo Chicago Board of Public Works

Grant and Colfax stamp leads varied political chatter

Virginia’s John Minor Botts to take the stamp for Grant and Colfax amid a swirl of rival endorsements. Brick Pomeroy cites $100,000 to buy Western delegates from Pendleton as papers trumpet Grant allyship and Democratic opposition.

John Minor Botts Virginia Grant Colfax Brick Pomeroy Pendleton Globe—war Democrat Huntingdon Pennsylvania Col WX Lagrange Carl Schurz United States Hartford Post Blair Memphis Coles County James F. Brown Eljah Adams J. C. Coringham Alexander County John Q. Harmon Lewis J. Meyers Patrick Corcoran Messrs. McCrary Clagett Rpublican Congress Iowa New York Tribune Palmer Tilinois West Jubal Early Sheridan Shenandoah Valley James Hughes Washington Seymour Pompey N. Y Pompeii General Grant H. G. Stebbins New Your City Edward Pierpont New York Tammany Humphrey Marshall Louisville Frank Blair Preston Wade Hampton General Forrest New York Commercial Advertiser Arene

Democratic candidate Captain Connett targets state prison post

A Chicago veteran copper head, Captain Connett, spoke at Lemont pledging to run for State Penitentiary Commissioner. He boasted of support and joked about his geography while recounting a street meeting with amused locals.

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