Democrats Rally For Louisville Convention Confidence in Party Principles
The piece argues for a principled Democratic convention in Louisville to counter Greeleyism. It cites Charles O Conner as a likely presidential candidate and mentions Van Allen urging a district based, populist delegate selection. It stresses restoring honor, organization, and democracy while denouncing Baltimore treason.
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Defaulters under Gen Grant and their aftercare
The N Y Tribune lists more than eighty defaulters. The N Y Times notes most were in office when Grant became president and over seventy have been prosecuted. Now discharged, they loudly back Greeley, aligning with the sorehead faction.
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Curtin slander claimings reach from Greeleyites noted
Letters from Gov. Curtin's personal friends confirm he was slandered by the Greeleyites for deserting the Republican party. Curtin plans to return to the country in September and may travel Pennsylvania to support Grant and Wilson if able.
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New York Republicans Nominate Dix for Governor in Acclamation
The New York Republican Convention nominated Gen. Dix for Governor by acclamation amid strong support. Gen. John C. Robinson and Ly man Tremaine were named for Lieutenant Governor and Congress at large. Fred Douglass named as Presidential elector at large. The gathering praised Grant’s prospects and denounced the Greeley Democrats as splits form.
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Greeley row sparks revival of old political lines
Debates over A T Stewart funding claims reveal as a NY paper notes he did not donate to the Greeley cause. The piece argues business leaders oppose Greeley’s view on resuming specie payments, citing 1866 comparisons and a warning against duplicating Philadelphia era Democratic tactics.
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Tammany Judge Impeached and Political Upset in New York
The New York Senate unanimously impeached Judge Bernard, disqualifying him from office. He aligned with Tammany, the Erie Railway Ring, and Greeley. Gen. Allen, Republican auditor candidate, spoke strongly at a Grant meeting in Philadelphia to a large audience. Buckalew and McClure ousted Gray, and North Carolina shows a Republican majority, with fraud scuttling a larger win.
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Grant and Greeley split Wendell Phillips letter
A Wendell Phillips letter surveys Grant as the loyal choice for Black voters and the nation, praising his Indian policy and labor justice while attacking Horace Greeley and Sumner. The piece notes northern neglect of the colored man and Southern fears of Greeley, with Georgia as testimony.
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New York Times predicts GOP triumph in Empire State
The New York Times forecast a Republican victory in New York State, praising the purge of Tammany corruption. It argues Greeley supporters have shifted toward the Democratic camp, boosting Republican prospects as the campaign unfolds. A coal region anecdote notes workers backing Grant, highlighting protectionist sentiment.
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Buchanan Adviser Joins Greeley Support
Jerry Black, longtime Buchanan aide, shifts to back Horace Greeley after opposing coercion of the rebels. The move prompts speculation it mirrors his Cincinnati nomination remark that Greeley was unfit for the Presidency, suggesting he expects Greeley to yield to Democratic influence.
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Duncan says 850000 Democratic votes to beat Greeley
Colonel Blanton Duncan told a New York Herald interviewer that he has assurances of 850,000 votes from straight out Democrats and that their party will unite to defeat Greeley and back O Conner who has agreed to be a candidate.
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Beaver County Senate Nomination For James Rutan
Hon James Rutan of Beaver County has been renominated for the State Senate. The nomination follows a successful record of service and faithfulness to public trust, with confidence in continued able leadership.
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Republican State Committee urges campaign drive in Pennsylvania
August 14 1872 headquarters at 716 Walnut Street Philadelphia broadcasts a call to organize and work for the party. Denounces North Carolina frauds linked to Tammany staffers and Greeley faction, praises southern victories, urges activists to attack weak points, defend the ticket, and mobilize voters statewide under Russell Erret, chairman.
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Greeley on Reconstruction and Southern Return to Power
The letter and related remarks suggest Greeley believed former slaveholders would sacrifice homes for slaveholding, that rebels aim to regain power by elections rather than war, and that they would sway Black voters to vote Democratic to secure the Southern electoral majority. Tennessee Governor Brown’s Nashville remarks claim Greeley would restore Southern prestige and cover losses, implying GOP aims for amnesty and prosperity for the South. Galladay’s comments question taxpayers’ implications of the stance.
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Various scattered notes from era involving politics and trade
A collage of items notes Longfellow recovery and horsemen. San Francisco wheat shipments to England totaling 2 951 000. Lottery prize paid in Omaha. Grant support eyed by Detroit Press. California grain fire blamed on native labor. Adams Jr for Grant while Sumner risks Democrat drift. Missouri Democrats watch vice presidential race. Walnut stumps become veneering valued up to 150. Mrs John Wilson visits Phoenixville aged 91. Kimbert on Pickering Valley railroad trip. Confederate veteran merchant backs Grant with Virginia ties. New York Medical College for Women to begin tenth term Oct 15 at Twelfth Street site.
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