Intimidation Across Regions Spars North and South
A critical view contrasts alleged Northern political intimidation with Southern concerns. It cites Philadelphia Times reports of Pennsylvania Salt Works workers forced to erase Hancock support and instead cheer Hancock, suggesting corporate or government pressure to vote a certain way. The piece recalls cases in Illinois and California where employers or officials dictated voting choices, noting legal limits and historical responses.
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Fire Eaters at Odds Over Hancock Garfield in Duelling Papers
The Lemars Sentinel and Okolona States attack Hancock and Garfield in vitriolic editorials. The Sentinel calls Garfield a thief and perjurer while denouncing factionalism, and a clash of North South polemics sparks renewed sectional tension. Also notes Cameron visit, a shooting in Pomeroy, and Dr. Tanner’s 40 day fast.
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Grant to Galena Then New York in August Return
The New York Herald reports General Grant will return to Galena before August to settle affairs and may move to New York where a presidency of the American branch of the De Lesseps Canal Company has been offered at 25000 dollars annually, which he declined as unlikely to prove profitable for current investors.
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