Beasts, Butler, and ex Confederate influence in politics
The article critiques General Butler and the Democratic stance, cites Butler’s rhetoric on voting rights, and flags a surge of ex Confederates and southern influence in Congress. It also notes ex-Confederate appointments and the Republican shift in northern voters with Garfield and Arthur clubs gaining momentum.
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Caen
Northwest
Garfield
Arthur Cluba
Ascei
Democratic Party
Unis
Wil
Republica Clubs
Tilden
Isté
Gibca
Arthur
Democratic and Radical clashes spark tense Wilmington debates
A Wilmington Star critique records a Tuesday night confrontation between Democrats and radicals over free speech and peace. It warns of potential trouble if anti Republican actions recur, citing threats about processions, town meetings, and mob attitudes toward Black and white citizens.
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Sarajina
Radical Party
Wilmington
Tee
Hancock
Catling
Ted
Trenéparancion
Emergin
Currier
Vicente Oer
Bey Wegen
Speech by Carlisle Draws Mixed Reaction in Vevay
Reporter from Vevay Indiana describes Carlisle of Kentucky delivering a fiery address amid claims of no violent attacks on opponents and appeals to prejudice. Local observers dispute the portrayal and note a planned series of lectures and appearances across towns including Chester and Jefferson House.
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Garfield
House
Hancock
Louisiana
United States
Benj. F. Jonas
New England
Jonas
Hampton
Staunton
Isere
Tere
Corzies
Providence Journal
Tims
Diesel
Vevay
Indiana
Carlisle
Kentucky
Ibes
Coshide
North Carolina
Democratic Committee
Jarvis
Duibe
Chester
Jefemen
Ouse
Warres
Taveens
Oration on Democratic policies at Pike's opera house
The speaker criticizes the Democratic party and argues that Republican governance secured debt reduction, prosperity, and civil rights. He condemns fraud claims, warns against extending war claims, and defends white and Black education, treasury integrity, and national bank stability.
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Crossan
Add
John Sens
Ign
Pike's Opera
Ind
Roe
TNS
Ariel
Fe Opééretdry
Sherinah
Democratic Party
Mfeaud
South
Tillomi Setoad
Hayes
Roy
Emeot
Ie Lowhee
Jol
Henry Staubery
Eeot Seach
Neo
Ubat
Uline Cerkespenmey
Te Eaeerce
Hsvims
Bo Crinin
Tilden Claisies
Ferree
Mis Leippi
Akugwa
Louisiana
Carolina
Talhed
Sty
Rae Brimery
Severneet
Sith
Thurnar
Wade Hampton
Sec- FS
Setoan
Carlin Bey
Gova
I Vann
Toni Ts
Vera Ady
Treas
Sury
Gath
Department
Treasury
Hancock
Ure South
United States
Staty
Ted
Leondesiey
Ohateas
Anthony
P Publican
Jone
Sen Dee
Republican Party
Leach at PAY ATTEVING Kavertevinis Speech Report
The report recounts Gen Leach speaking to an audience with applause and The speaker’s remarks about Garfield 23 and other items. A friend of Leach asks for faithful reporting of the Guth. The narrative notes the speech length and the audience reaction throughout.
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Kavertevinis
Ava
Jimmey
Garfield
Getty
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