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Greeley Ends Up in Debate Over Democratic Support
The piece canvasses reactions to Horace Greeley and the Democratic movement, noting factions within the Republican and Democratic camps, the role of the Tribune, and opinion on King’s policies. It discusses shifting loyalties, reform aims, and debates over guidance for New York and national politics.
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Lockes & Bly
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Greeley
Newe York Commercetriser
New York
Cincinnat
Greeley Stock
Republicater
Hall
Tammany
Henator Wilsne
Detroit Free
Grony
Lie Seaton
Waser Tures
Lowing
Senator Wilson
Thomas
Guertewen
Crattly Huon
Detroit Pren
Republican Party
Indiana
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Free
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York Democrats
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Indiana Democrate
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Harper's Weekly
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Straus
Jess
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Peston
Tribune
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Jew Movement
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King
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Chelien Street
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Creeley
Beenay
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Republican
Telegraph
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