Republican Convention at Princeton and Democratic shifts noted
The piece reports the Republican district convention set for June 20 in Princeton with all delegates chosen and a likely large attendance. It discusses Democratic plans in Indianapolis and local reactions to the Greeley nomination, plus commentary on Ferrys Senate win and a book promotion by the National Publishing Company.
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Princeton
Indianapolis
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National Publishing Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Voorhees Faces Greeley Democrats in Party Rift
Tax New York Nation notes discomfort in party meetings as Cincinnati Convention is called a failure by many. Voorhees is praised for sticking to principles, while Greeley supporters are cast as trying to salvage a bad situation. Small politicians denounce Voorhees as he looms ready to appeal to voters who have long honored him.
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New York World
Hendricka
Baltimore
Greeley
New York
Cincinnati
Gresley
Mr. Voorhees
Cureee
Abraham Lincoln
General Grant
Traltorn
Grant
Attica
Thera
Lincoln
Ed Lincoln
Wilson
B.C. Mall
Grant Supporters Defend Lincoln Era Leader Amid Democratic Critique
The piece argues for General Grant's merit defending his wartime leadership and postwar presidency against Democratic attacks. It recalls Lincoln's trust in Grant, cites his honesty and bravery, and warns against liberal countercurrents aiming to replace him. It frames Grant as essential to national safety and debt repayment.
Sun Questions Democratic Loyalty And Leadership
The piece criticizes Democratic and Republican trust in party leaders, arguing voters seek independence from leaders’ dictates. It notes past defeats blamed on duplicity by prominent politicians and recalls former Democratic figures like General Rueben C. Hise and the Democratic State General Committee.
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the Sun
Kise
Rueben C. Hise
Democratic State General Committee
R. C. Kise
Democratic Leaders Face Defeat and Party Change Debate
The Sun attacks Democratic leaders for past defeats and calls for a new front and tactics. It questions whether leaders like Niblack Voorhees and J. D. Wilvane will lead from the front, urging a radical shift to save the party from further losses.
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Kise Frllym
Kise
W. E. Niblack
Sun
Niblack
Kiso Avalsted
Hovta
Voorhees
Sun Man
Toberal Republican
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Wafe Diatande
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W. EB. Niblack
Congress
Echo
Nil- Jacks
Indiana
Fendora Asid
Jonds
Daniel
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