The Coming Campaign and Radical Reform Press
Weekly Leader discusses the 1872 campaign, criticizing Radical misrules, tax burdens, and usurpations. It argues for Democratic unity, voter awakening, and alignment against Grant re nomination while noting local rail and political developments in Missouri Cedar, Douglas, and Carthage areas.
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Massachusetts
South
Democratic Party
Radical Party
San Domingo
Schurz
Sumner
Grant
Douglas County
Eternal Date Dominion
Congress
Havens
Jevtery
Union
Arno
Barnes’ Grove
W. A. Hartin
Pryor's Store
J. M. Lewis
Forrester
A. Walker
Demecrat
Douglas
Missouri Democrat
Carl Schurz
Senate
Schura
U.S. Grant
Quance
Brown
Jaent
Gravely
Fyan
Ton
James G. Blair
Letters on the Atlantic and Pacific railroad in 1871 Southwest Missouri
Readers in Peirce City and surrounding areas rail against the Atlantic and Pacific railroad company. Citizens allege inflated rates, preemption abuses, depots to pressure towns, land takings, wood trespass, and harsh treatment of settlers. Letters urge action, legal rights, and fair freight practices to defend local farmers and communities.
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Carthage
Jasper County
Pierce City
Baxter Springs
Sarvoxsie
Southwest
Atlantic and Pacific
Anaconda
Eorror
A. Peirce, Jr
Missouri
Tar Leaner
Atlanti and Pacific Railroad Company
Peirce
Africa
Eprron
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
Ohio and Mississippi
Tam
Springfield
Peirce Crry
Leaver
Promi
John Charles
Aget
Morgan
Reeve
Stephen Wallace
Thonas Whaley
C. P. Cook
Warren Donaphant
Joshua Hickey
M. TB. Brite
Jesse Brite
Minois Central
South Pacific Railroad
Tuck
James G. Cowan
Searce
Mr. Cowan
Mr. Peirce
Win
Henry
Martin Wyganthe
Berwick
Daniel Brown
Amos Tuck
Amd
Atlantic It Pacific Railroad Pany
Potter and
Onstott
Widdie
Potter
Incorporated
C. F. Raf
Major McKinney
George Bouldin
John Smith
William F. Bodenhamer
Ter
Circuit Court
Come
Asid Corporation
General Assembly
Congress of the United States
Pacific Railroad
Scott
Strafford
Green County
Kansas City and
Memphis Railroad
Memphis
MS AL
Isaac A. Eet
Ait
John MH
Akin
John 8
Ford
Common Pleas Court
Greene County
Springfeld
Lizzie Dexter
Lowing
Itn
Roberson
Viet Addition
Dana
Bette
Tristianis
Lee
John B. Sexier
Iyalyn Smith
Eale
Pub
Spthucilen
McGreae & Mure
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McGee College
Colege
Hudson
Frank J. Sheetz
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Siinek
McGee
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South Street
Tames
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College Mound
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Tas. Dysalt
Richardson & Foley
Willo Furmiehead
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WM A. Milne
Milner Milner & Co
Whatesale
Maly OP
College Street
Hemmer
Feller
Uealder
Lobbin
Assrtion
Beedle
Oller
Stephens College
Columbia, Missouri
FLCOT
Young Indies Chartervit
Andre
Duvall the Dewart
Rey Chas Whiting
Springfieldea
Paten
George Roblerson
Honn Tofthakip
Stray
Tom Ee
Apgar
Allen Hfaertoom
Lewis Hulsey
Terilis Ibterestne
The
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Tawis Ghip
Wi E Twitchel
Amalie
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Grocer
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MH. Fletcher
Alesale
Boots and Shoes
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South St
Public Square
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Rane Teon
Willa. Knott
Fred. W. See
Sash and Door Factory
Sveisepeeld, MO
Keet
West Side Square
McGregor & Murray
Boonville Street
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Reapers
Celebeates
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Ball's Ohio
AX Buckeye
Ene
Iron and Steel
St. Lemie
Bain and Mitchell
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