Indications of a Vigorous Indian Campaign Abroad
The piece notes suspected buildup among Indians of the Storthweat led by Sitting Bull and Spotted Eagle, reinforced by Missouri River agents, with claims of heavy armament. It also discusses political disputes over Louisiana governance, bank and currency committee findings on resumption, and a volatile European scene with Derby resigning and warlike rumors.
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Sitting Bull
Spotted Eagle
Revival rhetoric and political revival echoes in South Carolina
The piece argues for a revival of faith and law while denouncing Radical Republicans led by Taft and Skempton. It notes a bipartisan resolution praising a former arch rebel, critiques demoralization of Republicans in the South, and cites Missouri temperance debates and a large Anderson rally urging unity and amnesty.
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