Randolph of Jeffersonian line chairs Baltimore convention
The temporary chairman, Randolph, a Virginia descendant and Jefferson family member, likely chosen for a polite notice from the candidate. The piece denounces Virginia and Maryland rebels, warns traitors must face penalties, and praises pioneers marching to Washington while calling for land allotment as a reward.
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Randolph
Thomas Jefferson
Tribune
Virginia
Maryland
Washington
Greeley Democrats face fate and Civil War echoes
The piece argues that nominating Horace Greeley signals a party disbandment and mocks Republicans who back him. It contrasts Greeley with old war figures like Robert E. Lee and Jeff Davis, suggesting Greeley aims to claim Republican gains while Lee’s North victory memory shifts. It ends by asking if Greeley will succeed where Lee failed.
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Gen. Grant
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Forney
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Jenny Lind
Hgnry Harley
Wm. H. Abbot, Esq
Titusville
Robin
Political factions clash over Evans scandal and Forney ties
The Philadelphia Press opposes the State ticket citing Col John W Forney influence in Evans appointment and alleged bribery. Gen Hartranft vows action while anti Greeley figures rally to Buckalew. Southern Ku Klux pressure in Lowndes County targets anti Greeley Democrats.
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Downfall of Corrupt Government and Election Projections
The Ledger mocks the 1860 downfall of corruption and predicts Hartranft and Allen will triumph in October elections. It critiques Democratic control, naming Greeley’s allies in various regions and notes a Long Branch two mile race won by Longfellow in 4:34, twenty lengths ahead.
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Baltimore Democrats Back Greeley While Minority Objects
The Democratic party met in Baltimore and nominated Greeley while a brave minority protested. The piece contrasts the party's Cincinnati Platform with past ideals and hints at a Louisville convention this September. The author questions a reviled shift toward ''any body anything to beat Grant'' and laments the loss of Jacksonian spirit.
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Critics Clash Over Hartranft Praise and Baltimore Nomination
The Philadelphia Press lauds General Hartranft as a gallant loyalist and potential governor. In New York dead walls a Baltimore nomination is linked to Tammany power and treasury access. The piece recalls Civil War era welcomes by Democrats and questions Greeley Democracy and reform.
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Longfellow Bet Loss Shocks Morrissey Plans Replacement Appointment
John Morrissey reportedly lost $20 000 betting against the Kentucky horse Longfellow. Greeley must arrange a replacement to cover the deficit so Morrissey can avoid harming his friends.
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Greeley
Republican Party Platform and Nomination Acceptance
The text outlines Republican aims including tariffs, pensions, immigration, rights of adopted citizens, and a push for free labor, debt reduction, and specie payment. It emphasizes protection for capital and labor, women’s rights, and a firm stance on social issues, while endorsing the Administration’s Indian policy and inviting support for the party’s continued leadership under its historic legacy. It ends with a personal note of acceptance and commitment to fulfill duties if elected.
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