Greeley and Campaign Conduct Scrutiny in Debates
The article comments on Horace Greeley and the 19th century political maneuvering, noting his editing role at the Tribune, annual income around $14,000, and residence patterns between New York clubs and a rural farm, while criticizing campaign tactics and proposed supporters traveling northern states under the Ida Greeley Grays banner. It discusses public positions, media influence, and concerns about authenticity in political campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Lily Prigtter
Vray
Ida Greeley Grays
Theodoreton
Greensentory
the Tribune
New York
Ratification Meeting Prompts Mixed Public Mood
A chaotic torch light procession aimed at ratifying a Greeley and Brown ticket drew a small crowd and mixed reactions. Observers noted careful denials of violence but reported sharp political jabs, with speakers from both parties weighing the event’s significance and the potential impact on local government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Darknera
J’emocrat
Greeley and Brown
Roman Cutulles
Meredith House
Tousie
Dian
Priswal
Nabbesside
Democratic Syste Cratial Committee
Ewlihitene
Darton
Horse Thief Tale At Democratic Ratification Meeting
A distorted account describes a May ratification gathering where Bynum argues no horse thieves exist among Democrats and that Thrice Creek figures are not thieves. He claims critics misquote Greeley and notes Logan Butler Morton left Hyde Doone’s party. The rhetoric accuses Creeley and others of deception while praising Byrn’s political maneuvering and predicting electoral outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeey
sUhat
Sint Greeley
Tank Skime
Hi A. Logan
Ben Butler
Mogton
Democratic Party
Giardiger
Herron
Biater
Luis Donor
Liefren
Hoperdon
Geatlermen
Bynum
Thrace
Greeley
Kireeley
Logan
Morton
Hyde Doone
Ruth
Bystin
Dlerace
Creeley
Lagi
Byrn
Jbytiune
Eame
Baaten
Gardiner speech challenges Greeley alliance in politics
A derailed report recounts Mr. Gardiner attacking Horace Greeley, claiming Gardiner would not turn on him. The dialogue alleges factional betrayals, past affiliations with the Golden Circle, and references to loyalty, conspiracy, and political maneuvering amid tensions described as a public reckoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooltas Gardiner
Greeley
Cinebinati
Creeley
Mr. Uaytes
Pierce
Horace Greeley
O'Neal
Neall
Chappaqua
Fa Philoeter
Jo MvDonald
Ike
D. Bynum
Laverty the Ptonamasou
We Hay Gardiner
Mia
Neu
Mr. Garallage
Gatdingr
Kim‘Qerling
Li Mice
Maysville
Champance
Indianapolis
Dood
de Bingham
Beeng
The Knights of the Golden Circle and Gardiner's shifts
The article recounts Gardiner shifting loyalties through several political affiliations and offices, including a turn against the Knights of the Golden Circle. It denounces the order as murderous and treacherous, cites its impact in the county, and contrasts Democratic and Republican actions and candidates while mocking political figures and epigrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the
Cealden Cirely
Sbove
Dadinnapalle
Childeen
Bowes
Knights of the Golden Civel
Dayle
Mdi McCarty
Healey
Pele Con
McCars “Ty
Daviesa County
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Weekly Gazette
F. Horrall & CO
Publichors. Co
Dilice Cor
Adec
Retevare
Great Hore
Acoum
Horrall & CO
National Republican Ticket
Gen. A.S. Grant
Ilinois
Jenry Wilson
Massachusetts
Thos. M. Browse
Randolph
Leonidas Sexton
Hush
Godlove
OX Til
Tippecanoe
Wlw. Curhy
Vigo
James A. Wild Man
Howard
Biato
John B.glover
Lawrence
Supreme Court
James B. Black
Marion
Charles Bchull
Clarke
Benjamin W. Emit
Ral
James C. Dedvid Knox
Congrenman
Foret Dietrich
William Heilman
Evansville
Electoneai Ticket
Atate
Natil i Hon
Jeskrispt
Jomun Cit Art
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W. A. Wert
Spublican County Ticket
Gore
James Garten
William Hanke
William Tleesdale
Republica Cereal Caneglee
Pshinpianan
Ab .Om
Wis
Moin
Wes Daniel Webster
Shepheri
Webster
North Carolina
Tz Brown
New Haven
Nathouad Republica Committee
Gree Jcommitttees
Geeeley
Tiamabe du
Jane
Dacsing
Heney Willie
Dieergtio
Nestie
Gueeley
Ion
Jo Bingham
Gardiner
K.G. C's
Cabal
Republican Party
Compton Pleas
I. A. Clements
Vincennes
Clockmondt
W. Jay Gardiner
Circeley
Gee
Rogston
Ozo
DePauw
Col. Allen
Geo. W. Ju Han
Josh Millings
Esaw
Taro
Ardiser
Otrid Aed
M's
Bidek
Northwest
Atreste
Torner of
Burrill’s
West Room
Meredith
Jtouses
Washington, Ind
NASW
Imarmadure
Mattingly
United States
Mooney
Eclipse Mills
I.s
Main St
Wasuiyert
Ind
Purnpeurie
Ih. C. Brown
Mer
City Brewery
Cane
Priminams
Soceat LS
Milais
JD Teas Dees
WM. Heilman
Propyigter
City Foundry
Machine Works
Petts Nere
Pie
P. A, Campbell
Boller
First Street
ULLAL
Cosby & Son, Agbnts
Hlas
Washington
Enkin
Con Mon
Grucklees
Estimares
Aloo
Ofkich
Wariington
I Rugers
Rhodia
Betleak
Cherry
R. & E. Bejiman’s
Washington, MD
Jefferson College
Philadelphia
Thomas Murphy
4Th
Main Streets
Warran
Wheeler & Wilson
Tha -Werk
ferCalland
Bark & Waller
Agente
Cousintiner of
Cat MM Kleds
Proddiee Menigtt
Tinthet Price
Pela
Brann & Walton
Cor
6Th
Wamuteng Tes
Vth
John Saltmarsh
Washington, Tnj
Institute of Penmanship
al Deportmenta Nf
Ong Othes
Claus Rustigution
Kluner
Fuslan
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