A Colored Tildenite’s Letter Sparks Black Political Debate
A Richmond Virginia letter cites rising influence of color in politics and cautions against Radical support. It alleges frauds by Freedmen’s Bank and public works boards, warns Derrick and Holmes on party alignments, and urges unity with whites for peace and reform. The piece also notes threats at churches and Sabbath schools, urging prudent civic action and education.
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Richmond
Bispeten
Tilden
Tendricks
J. W. Dungee
Eotrons
Mr. Derrick
Holmes
Reform Movement
M. Derrick
First Baptist Church
Radical Party
South
Washington
Board of Public Works
B. B. Douglas
Virginia
W. 5. Stenger
Pennsylvania
Derrick
James H. Holmes
Rev. R. Wells
Hayes and
Wheeler
Navy Hill
MISSOURI RADICALS CONVENTION AT JEFFERSON CITY
August 5 1870 delegates from Missouri gathered in Jefferson City to nominate a state ticket amid light attendance. The party denounced Democratic alleged corruption and railroads led by Tom Fletcher and McKee, praised Republican reforms, and adopted a platform endorsing Hayes Wheeler for national offices with promises of reform, public schools, and fair treatment of all citizens.
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Thue
St. Louis
Joyce
McDonald
Mr. Sebree
Belknap
Babcock
Radical Party
Heath
Tom Fletcher
Missouri
Iron Mountain Railroad
Govenor
Ople
Missouri Pacific
North
Linn County
Pratt
Fletcher
A. F. Lewie
HJ. Maynard
L. L. Bridges
J. C. Epstein
Alter
CL P. Hessmacher
Frank Muereck
Ira Hall
Republican Party
State of Missouri
Frans
Publican Party
Amuel J. Tilden
United States
Counéer
Union Thial
Democratic Ional
Democratic Party
Party of Reform
Bonds
Wm. M. Tweed
Horace Greeley
Lega
York City
John Morrissey
Commonwealth
Great West Sixth
Cincinati
Rutherford B. Hays
Wm. A. Wheeler
United Republican Party
Michigan Democrats
Detroit
G. W. N Lathrop
W. L. Webber
Linet
Julius Houseman
J. G. Parkhurst
F. M. Holloway
Land Office
C. W. Green
Z. Snesdell
St.is
Parable of Sexes and Morgan Backing in Webster County
An 19th century column contrasts male and female traits praising wisdom in creation. It endorses Hon. Chas. H. Morgan by Webster County Democrats, citing his past victory over Thrasher and service on Indian affairs. The piece predicts Morgan’s re nomination and strong re election prospects at the September Pierce City Convention.
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Wevelations
Webster County
Court House
R. L. Butts
John F. McMahan
W. Brooks
T. C. Love
Joseph Wishy
Thomas Henslee
Spencer Marlin
Micajah Graves
Democratic Party
National Democratic Party
Missouri
Chas. H. Morgan
National Congress
James L. Rush
Railroad Commission
Board of Commissioners
Tex
Robt. McMahan
D. W. Robertson
Jos, Wishy
Henry Bigger
F McMahan
Pierce
Congress
Thrasher
Committee of Indian Affairs
Marah
Lemerat
Why He Won't Vote for Tilden in Colored Dialect
A short Atlanta Constitution piece records a conversation where Pete declares he will not vote for the Republicans and leans toward the Democrats, citing a personal grievance against a public official and noting a man insulted his wife without retaliation as a deciding factor. The dialogue features Jake listening during a watermelon interlude.
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Tilden
Atlanta Constitution
Pete
Jake
Tildum
Watterson's St Louis Honor and a Soldier's Tale
Henry Watterson, temporary president of the St Louis Convention, is recalled for being dubbed Colonel by newspapers. A legend recounts his first and last appearance among soldiers when he rode into Dana’s camp, impressed by music and art, and won many hearts without seeking any title.
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Courier-Journal
St. Louis
Watterson
Statesman
Louisville
H.W
Dana
Theiano
Henry A. Wise
Couriers Journal
Coldier
Beethoven
St Louis
Radical Convention in Webster County Warily Reorganizes Party
The Radical party of Webster County met Saturday to elect delegates to state and con gressional conventions. The session, filled with clashes between Havens and Boyd factions, ended with a tense adjournment and claims of a party reorganization under pressure. Supporters predicted C. H. Morgan would be renominated for Congress, with a united Southwest convention anticipated.
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Estry
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Webster County
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Jas
P. Howel
Langston
Looe
Havens
Webster County Ranierie
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Fony Boyd
Tyn
Patterson
Howel
Mekwain
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Pony
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Thor
Boyd
James
Everthing
Land
Moses
McDonall
Wim.Dalton
Sey
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Norvell
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Bleings
Peirce City Record Denies Congress Candidacy
The Peirce City Record reports Col. H. Young will not seek Congress. It cites Springfield's honor with John S. Phelps on the State ticket and argues local preference should not seek another congressional nomination. It notes district-wide support could strengthen chances.
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Missouri
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Congress
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People of
Arkansas
Little Rock Herald
Peirce
Col. H. Young
Springfield
John S. Phelps
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