Garrison on Greeley in Worcester letter attacks political foes
An extract from William Lloyd Garrison’s letter to friends in Worcester County denounces Horace Greeley and the Liberal Republican movement. The writer accuses Greeley of imbecility and warns that Greeley's presidency would restore the South's control, urging accountability for Sumner and condemning Democratic partisanship.
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Republican platform of 1802 convention in Philadelphia
The Republican party at its National Convention in Philadelphia on June 5 and 6 1802 reaffirms its historic faith and positions on national questions. It lauds the Grant presidency highlights debt reduction immigration and civil rights while opposing patronage and land grants to monopolies. It pledges reform of civil service and protection of labor and capital.
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Demons of Debauchery Shape Elections in Party Rhetoric
A fragment from Harage Creeley blames Democrats for urban vice and vice-ridden districts. The excerpt alleges voters in morally rotten areas, controlled by policy offices and gambling dens, deliver Democratic majorities. It critiques party influence on morality and governance.
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