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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1872

Page

2

Grant and Wilson campaign note their electoral odds

The piece argues for Grant and Wilson as standard bearers amid a broad Republican surge. It cites recent state elections in New Hampshire, Connecticut, Maine, New York, Indiana, and Oregon as evidence of Republican gains against Greeley, Sumner, Schurz, and Greeley supporters. It asserts Democrats are deserting their principles and aligning with Republican positions.

Grant Wilson Galena Greeley Fenton Trumbull Sumner Schurz Congress New Hampshire Connecticut The Tribune Maine New York Buffalo Indiana Oregon Democracy Greely Cincinnati Baltimore

Grant Nominated by Republican Convention in Philadelphia

The June 5 gathering in Philadelphia moved to name Ulysses S. Grant as the Republican presidential candidate after extensive sessions featuring speeches by Morton McMichael and Thomas Settle. The convention approved the nomination by a full vote of 762, with steady cheers and patriotic music following the ballot and early endorsements from New York, Virginia, and Indiana.

Warren County Court House Warren Brokenstraw G. H. Bates D. W. Mead Conewango Daniel Gross H. K. Siggins Columbus Lyman Trantum P. Parker Corydon F. J. Morrison Ellis Gamble Cherry Grove D. Aber A. Plumb Deerfield F. €. Flannigan W. W Connoly Elks W. Holman Jacob Mack Eldred Brown Andrew Parker Farmington Cramer Paul W. Brown Freehold E. A. Allen Warner Glade Daniel Nesmith O. W. Randall Kinzua J. J. Sherman J. H. King Limestone M. G. Wheelock Jas. Russell Mead C. K. Bean L. P. Rogers Pine Grove T. J. Widdifield J. A. Hodges Pleasant J. B. Langdon Spring Creek W. G. Garcelon W. McClay Sheffield B. F. Pickering Webb Horton South West C. C. Merritt T. V Morian Columbus Borough W. B. Sutliff L. H. Crosby Tidioute Assembly W. H. Shortt Youngsville Geo. C. Cornelius Kenzon F. D. Reeves, Esq Henry Babcock Mary Register, &Co James G. Marsh Register and Recorder Geo. W. Kinnear Nominatin Cowan Thomas Struthers Pennsylvania James Catlin Sugar Grove Republican County Convention Warren & Conewango C. C. Thompson, Esq Philadelphia Fremont Republican Party Claflin Alexander Reed Morton McMichael Cincinnati Baltimore Judge Scofield Gilfillan Thomas Settle North Carolina Judge Settle U.S. Grant South Cullum Illinois Ilinois Union Ulysses Grant Woodford N. Y Sumner Stanton Lincoln New York Bornek California Nebraska Horace Townsend Greeley Mac Michael Burnside Rhode Island Mackey South Carolina Fort Sumter Popham Virginia District of Columbia Ulysses S. Grant Win Irwin John Brown Mr. Chase Indiana Church Georgia Morton MacMichael Henry Wilson Massachusetts Loring Mass Wilson Ray New Hampshire Richard W. Thompson Schuyler Colfax Colfax Lane

Ku Klux Klan threat prompts push to extend peace law

Judge Scofield testifies that the Ku Klux Klan operates in many states with hidden power, urging continuation of a law passed last spring to protect Republicans and ensure fair elections, arguing the measure prevents violence and preserves peace despite opposition from anti-Grant factions.

Congress South Greeley Clouse Scofield Speaker Ku Klux Organization Justice Internal Revenue House Senate Executive Department Associated Press White Brotherhood Invisible Empire Knights of the White Camelia Palefaces Young Men’s Democratic Club Ku Klux Klan Union Confederate States Ihe Louisiana Seymour Blair Tennessee Georgia South Carolina Florida Republican Party North Caroline Jackson A. J. Lakin Alabama Clark Ohio Methodist Episcopal Church Merrill United States Army York County Spartanburg Tom

Sumner Criticized by ally and foe in heated letters

The piece portrays Sumner as imperious and quarrelsome while praising Grant's leadership. It includes Charles Sumner's hostile Senate attack and a lengthy letter from William Lloyd Garrison defending Grant and criticizing Sumner. The exchange reflects Union wartime politics and party loyalties.

Sumner Charles Sumner Grant Summer Senate Garrison Richmond Solomon

Mississippi delegates back Ienry Wilson for Vice President

Mississippi lawmakers rally behind Ienry Wilson for vice president and hope his nomination will blunt Horace Greeley in the South. Col. McClure says no one speaks for Governor Curtin on the presidential question after a Herald interview.

Mississippi Ienry Wilson Greeley Col. McClure Lerald Curtin

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