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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1872

Page

2

German Tribune Attacks US Over French Arms Sale Dispute

The Quincy German Tribune rebukes the administration and Sen Sumner amid a heated clash over the French arms sale. It recalls editorials from February 1872, questions Sumner's neutrality, and accuses him of pandering to German supporters while raising claims against the administration. The piece frames American loyalty and German-American tensions in a grim light.

Quincy the Tribune Arma Charles Sumner Carl Schurz Afr- Sumner Mr. Grant United States Great Britain Sumner Mr. Sumner Waffenschacher Waffensbhacher Committee On Foreign Affairs Trafic Napoleon France Preas Senate Messrs Schurz Morton Conkling Wafenschacher Loire Telegraph Aurling Ari BisMark

Sumner and Grant Attitudes Stir Controversy in 1878 Dispatch

A surge of partisan rhetoric targets Sumner over anti German war talk and arms sales, labeling his stance as unpatriotic while contrasting Grant’s Wilderness campaign quotes with a pejorative view of Democratic-Liberal critics. The Peoria Dolly Varden faction and Col. A C Babcock face political exclusion as Democratic power shifts loom.

Peoria Col A. C. Babcock Republican State Central Committee Congress Dolly Varden Col. Babcock Republican Party Peoria 7 Dolly ’ Varden Central’ Committee Tro

Train Attacks Democrats in St Louis Speech

G F Train called himself “the next President” at De-Bara Opera House, St. Louis. He ridiculed the Democratic party likening it to a ducked Jew and roared at the National Committee, denouncing their supposed millions and calling for reform as crowds hissed and cheered.

Democratic Party Democratic National Committee Train National Committee Hisses English Free- Trade League Brown Ave Greeley Richmond

Irish Fort Sumter figure Jamies Moore dies in Nashville

Jamies Moore a native of Ireland and among the few Fort Sumter veterans near Major Anderson died recently in Nashville. Cap F W Bertine notified Philadelphia mayor by letter seeking relatives to claim his body and effects. Moore served after evacuation, later enlisting as a farrier in 7th U S Cavalry in 1867 and fought Indians on the western frontier. His last term of service expired on the ninth of the current month.

Jamies Moore Ireland Anderson Fort Sumter Nashville Philadelphia F. W. Bertine Fort Sumpter United States Cavalry

Mattoon crowd hears tribute to Richard J. Oglesby in speech

Governor Oglesby spoke at Mattoon as Judge Charles B. Ateelo opened the meeting. The judge recalled a lifelong arc from auger and chisel worker to carpenter, student, lawyer, soldier and statesman, praising Richard J. Oglesby as a future Illinois governor.

Oglesby Mattoon Charles B. Ateelo Illinois Richard J. Oglesby Dicki Oplesby Mlllinois

Republican Party Declaration 1872 National Convention

The Republican party in Philadelphia on June 5 and 6 1872 presents its platform. It lauds Grant era progress including emancipation suffrage and national unity while opposing repudiation and urging civil service reform and fair tariffs. The document endorses amendments civil rights immigration and balanced taxation with emphasis on veterans pensions and national honor.

Republican Party of United States Ailadelphia Rory Hirst Gi Ok Tae Grant Guilera Great Britain Republican’ Party Republican Party Congress Themepanltean Party Royal Women of America

Greeley and Brown Excerpts Frame Democratic Critique

Rigid excerpts from Horace Greeley and Gratz Brown express harsh anti Democratic views about democracy, morality, and rebellion. The texts attack Democrats as corrupt, violent, and tied to vice, while praising loyalty and suppression of dissent. The material cites the 1860s era rhetoric on rebellion and civil order.

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