Grant and Wilson Mass Meeting With Stor rs Speakers
A large gathering is planned with Hon. Emory A. Storrs of Illinois delivering the address. Hon. Lemuel Todd Gen. James A. Garfield and other speakers are expected. A 2 PM daytime talk and a 7 3 PM evening meeting will be held with Tanner’s Clubs displaying before the latter. Marshaus appoints a marshal staff and urges townships to send delegates.
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Illinois
Lemuel Todd
James A. Garfield
St. Louis
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Dinsmoor
Burgess
Rueus P
King
Third Street
Market Street
Poplar Street
Chas Dinsmoor
Ren and
Ull
Caas
R. P Kina
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society
Erie
United States
Provinces
Dominion
Elbridge McConkey
Cor
See
Zaugtf
Dix for Governor of New York Nominated by Republicans
The text hails General Dix as a strong Republican Governor candidate, citing his 1848 Free Soil bid, war record against deserters, and leadership roles in defeating Tammany tyranny. It notes shifting party loyalties and growing support in places like Elk County for a Grant Club, illustrating political revolutions.
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Gen. Dix
New York
Free Soil
Hamilton Fish
Buffalo
van Buren
Gen. Taylor
Committee of
Hoffman
Church
Greeley
Scofield
St. Mary’s
Elk County
Buckalew
U. S. Senate
Minnesota Democrat E O Hamlin Backs Grant in Letter
The Hon. E O Hamlin a longtime Democrat and former Minnesota governor candidate writes a strong letter endorsing Ulysses S Grant. Hamlin publicizes his support citing Grant’s leadership and party alignment in the local political scene.
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E. O. Hamlin
Minnesota
Grant
Reform campaign falters as Greeley coalition loses support
The piece notes waning liberal nerves before the North Carolina vote, with papers admitting the Greeley push may fail without more recruits. It cites Democratic fatigue, Cincinnati Convention disillusion, and even Andy Johnson opposing a party congressman as signs the reform movement is sinking.
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Greeley Coalition
North Carolina
N. Y. Tribune
Greeley
N. Y. World
Horace
Cincinnati
Tammany Ring
New York
Andy Johnson
Tennessee
Andy
Doolittle and reformers blasted in sharp critical piece
A scathing survey portrays Doolittle as a reformer hypocrite tied to Johnson era politics. It criticizes his speeches and pay, recounts alleged letters with Conatty about profits, and mocks his Maine stop and alleged corruption as he eyes national leadership.
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Doolittle
Johnson
Bread and Butter Brigade
Senator Lowry
Erie
Cincinnati
Wisconsin
Maine
Harris
N. Y. Times
Washington
Conatty
Gen. Banks
Red River
Reform School
Promised Land
Moses
Rebel papers reveal secrets damaging public men
The government purchased rebel papers exposing Horace Greeley and Buckalew to criticism. Reports cite Buckalew visiting Canada, meetings with rebel agents, and calls to fund presses and steer public opinion to aid rebellion. The piece notes Buckalew’s political downfall and mentions public protests at Cape May and the Louisville Democrats meeting.
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Grant
Horace Greeley
Niagara Falls
Buckalew
Canada
James P. Holcombe
Virginia
Benjamin
Confederate States
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New York
Leigh Richmond
Benjamin Wood
Buckalow
Black
van Dyke
Pennsylvania
M’ Lean
Cincinnati Inquirer
Weber
California
Judge Bullitt
Kentucky
Col. Walker
Indiana
Voorhees
Pendleton
Ohio
Clay
Niagara
Thompson
Vallandigham
Order of the Sons of Liberty
Democratic Party
Northwest
Chas. R. Buckalew
Public sentiment shifts behind Hartranft as Buckalew bets fade
The Pittsburg Commercial notes Democrats refuse bets against Hartranft or Grant unless odds are large. Many backers hedge on Hartranft after staking on Buckalew, while thousands seek investment for Hartranft with no buyers. What is happening remains unclear.
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Pittsburg
Hartranft
Grant
Buckalew
Quote contrasts conqueror fate with party’s demise
A brief quip contrasts timeless human fate with political party decline, noting that the Greeley faction will “die as the fool dieth” rather than as a conqueror. The remark frames political life and mortality in sharp, satirical terms.
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Daniel Webster
Greeley Party
Dieth
Republican Convention Nominates Townsend for Congress
Chester County Republicans re nominated Hon Washington Townsend after adopting a resolution binding candidates to support state and national tickets. Louisiana Republicans in New Orleans reached a conference on August 27 to unify their factions for Grant and the GOP ticket. Judge Barnard of New York, ousted from office, pursues tobacco business or political ventures amid impeachment fallout.
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Chester County
Washington Townsend
Congress
Louisiana
New Orleans
Grant
Bellefonte
Curtin
Chicago
Pittsburgh
John A. Logan
Colfax Predicts Indiana Boost for Grant in November
Vice President Colfax writes to a Washington friend that Indiana is certain for the Republican ticket. She states October shows clear support and expects a large electoral majority for Grant and Wilson in November.
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Colfax
Washington
Indiana
Grant
Wilson
Adams family pursues Grant amid reform dispute
The Adams family led by Charles Francis, Senior, oppose Grant as reform promises from the Cincinnati Convention victors are criticized. The line contrasts the Adamses with the reformers and highlights political tension surrounding the nomination.
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Adams
Charles Francis
Grant
Cincinnati
Republicans rally behind Grant in Pennsylvania tribute
A Pennsylvania Republican meeting in Harrisburg features strong support for Ulysses S. Grant and the Republican ticket. Jo W. Gravy writes to the Dauphin County chair, pledging steadfast loyalty and urging unity "the WHOLE TICKET" from president to nominee. The piece contrasts Greeley’s standing with Southern reception and cites Horace Greeley words on Democrat alignment.
Political chatter and partisan notes from the era
A compilation of political and public notices spans governors candidates and party lines. It mentions Gen Sigel, William H Paine, Roberts Torpedo Co, and nitro glycerine explosion, Greeley versus O Conor prospects, Henry Wilson letters, and Republican events in Bellefonte and Chicago with Curtisn nomination and Logan leading delegates.
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Sigel Stamps
Indiana
William H. Paine
Roberts Torpedo Company
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