Horace Greeley canvass and party notes stir Indiana speech
A long column reviews campaign chatter from York State to Indiana, noting enthusiasm for Horace Greeley among Democrats, accusations of tampered reports, and references to Governor elect Smith and various party figures. It comments on election expectations, Liberals, and local political tactics with oblique satire.
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Jenan Garnixen
York State
Rhode Island
Horace
New York
Smith
Georgia
Ashich
Grant
Mik. Allexaander I
Stephens
Atlanta Sun
Greeley
Stith
Horace Greeley
Vincennes Sun
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
United States
Campaign reflections from Daviess on party gains and unity
A partisan review extols Republican perseverance in Daviess county, praising local workers and speakers, denouncing Democratic attacks, and urging continued effort for the November election. It highlights coalition tensions, liberal Democrats, and calls for unity behind General God and General Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Simca
Greeley
Daviess County
Republican Party
Niblack
Hon. M
Pri
Republic
Nazareth
Vnl
iGcoupty
Keymien
Lerta
Washington
Onde New Republicane
Chunggoen
New Lebanon township GOP strength amid sickness and apathy
In Sullivan County New Lebanon township shows a Republican majority after a quiet election amid fever cases and voter indifference. Report notes drunken abstention and a general lack of interest in the contest as Democratic votes lagged. The writer thanks a correspondent and requests a publication, the Yiazkte, to be forwarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Furkxp
Flornane
New Lebanon
Thia Precinc
It is the dummy driving his horse along the Jersey beach
A Richmond reporter records a Petersburg Petersburg crowd reacting to a speech by Governor Wells. The address cites General Lee and Confederate figures, recounting the dummy driving his horse along the Jersey beach as a refrain that electrified about three thousand listeners with chants of It is the dummy. The piece portrays a political rally emphasizing reconciliation and unity under the Union.
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Richmond
Wells
I v. Fersbury
Kelley
Kubla
Petersburg
Kelyas
Hidhnaiel
Shiloh
Wirkeburg
Volumnius
Stedtea
Ata
Blel
Jereey
Henel
Thie Chenat
Tubulin Huis
Dersty
Alice
Nial
Ueda
Go Lea
Merial Amy
United States
Jersey Bone
Jersey Beach
Lee
Wise
Virginia
Apporattox
Dunmy
Jersay Beach
Aurond
Ciizen
Jerecy
Logdia
Lito Lee
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Weekly Gazette
F. Morrall & CV., Publishers
Gazetta
Gen. U. Ss. Grant
Henry Wilson
North
Greevar
Pittsburg
ASD Townet
Wilson
Goveernor Baxen
Tue
Pike County Democrat
Jie Jost
Lendricks
Tur
Lincoln Club
Mantela
van Trees
Andy Johnson
Hon
Brett
Bill Wellman
Hopace Guekevey
Bald Groutsever
Philosopher
Daviess
Jess
Herky Tisvane
Veale Tuwnship
Ian
Meary
Tivdale
Groovernor Smith
Georgis
Atlanta
Geierut Sigel
Party of Liberty
Whalif Tutlen
Ku-Klux
Quaker
Liberallem
Europe
New England
Tennessee
Ashport Slater
Arkanena
Ilurore Greeley Vone
Dochana
Lake Superior
Chappaqua
Tas Council
Main Street
John Saltmarsh
New Legawok
Heron
Truz
Vorkee Doodie
Graat
Hake Donda
France
Royal Pennsylvania
Old Morere G
Old Mother Greeley
Union
Cnomrs
Pia
Tep Son
Meredith Hane
Ld and
Svar Watche
Seth Thames
N. H. Jepson
Palmer & Morehead
Washington, Ind
MLALN
Niet Meister Galeri
Palmer, Farris & CO
Grover
Baker’s
Grover & Baker
Jmaree
Barber & Mattingly
Theo
Baera
BR. Palmer
H. Tarion
OR. Gaapines Taylor & Gardiner, Attorneys AT Law
Washington, MD
Orotce-Compbal
Corper
Alain Etresia
Shepffi
Koen & Ure
Haipuaserien
Waaniautas Coane
Wow Kine
Joneleer
Hau Hiseneeo
Dario Rares
Nichopes Krew
Mikan Morewean
Masy Wruste
Zim
Rogers & Dro
Hak & R's
City Brewery
Cook & Rice
Bet
Seeamare
Utzysy Lyansville
Ind
Monuments Sa Graveslanes
Omer
Washington Marble Works
Kolomon
Creceilus
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David Bulomen T
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Buggtes
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Alily Groceries
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New Orleans
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Ente
Prine Tedte
Mariege
Pepe
Pion
Epleyay
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Wee
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Main &T
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