The Way Greeley Predicted Douglas Nominated
A fragment from a 19th century column discusses Greeley’s influence, a late tramp’s prophecy that Stephen A. Douglas would win the presidency in Charleston, and the North South divide over his forecast. It includes light anecdotes about Judge B sharing a bed with Pat, and travel notes from the Pacific concert tour with revenue tallies.
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Arrival of the Overland Mail and Indian Troubles
Independence Missouri report notes the new Mexican mail reaching June 7 with dates to the 12th ult. Navajo Indians attacked Fort Defiance but were repulsed after mismanaged expectation. Trains move toward Denver with wagons and scouts in pursuit of Kiowas. Lenox, jailed for larceny, escaped from Carthage jail after sentencing.
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