Download or read book Collection of Republican Party Campaign Literature and Political Ephemera 1878 1902 written by George C. Angle and published by . This book was released on 1878 with total page pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt:
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Download or read book Republican Campaign Text Book written by UNKNOWN. AUTHOR and published by Forgotten Books. This book was released on 2015-07-11 with total page 78 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Excerpt from Republican Campaign Text Book: For 1878 Extending The Homestead Act - Democratic Opposition And Votes; Southern Claims; $300,000,000 Of Southern Public And Private Claims For Cotton, War Material, Captured And Abandoned Property, Etc.; Rebel Claims Demanded As A Matter Of "Justice And Right" - All Property Destroyed By Both Armies Must Be Paid For - Rebel Soldiers Or Their Heirs Must "Be Paid In Bonds Or Public Lands For Lost Time, Limbs And Lives "; A "Specimen Brick" Of Southern Claims - Its Bogus Character And Wonderful Growth; $400,000,000 More - Compensation Demanded for Emancipated Slaves; A Brief Review of Some of the Rebel Claims - Direct Tax - Cotton Tax - Special Relief - Destruction of Property - Compensation for Slaves - Rebel Mail Contractors, etc - They Already Reach the Enormous Amount of Three Thousand Millions of Dollars - Where Will It End?; Claim of the College Of "William and Mary" - One of the Entering Wedges; Fraudulent Claims of Southern Mail Contractors - How the Democrats Strove To Steal $1,000,000 - How the House Republicans Stopped the Steal - A Specimen of Southern "Morality" - The Vote That "Scotched" the Fraudulent Claims; Subsequent Assault on the Senate by the Southern Mail Contractors - But They Are Finally Discomfited - Propositions and Votes; Conger's Proposed Constitutional Amendment Prohibiting Payment of Rebel Claims - Vote Thereon - The Democratic Party Under Southern Domination Would Pay Them, as the Record Shows; Tilden's Pretended Aversion to Rebel Claims - His Duplicity - He Would Not Pay "Disloyal" Claims, But Holds That "We Are All Loyal Now" - Ex-Confederate Cabell's Ingenious Report Proving that Pardoned or Amnestied Rebels were "Always Loyal" - Promised Action " After the Fall Elections."; First Steps of the Revolution; Introduction to the Evidences Of Tilden's Revolutionary Intentions - Democratic Revolutionary Proceedings Thus Far - Their Remarkable Growth - How a Minority Can Overthrow a Government - Forcible Illustrations of the Peril That Potter Is Precipitating - Plausible Pretexts for Revolution Always Ready; The First Potter Letter Declaring the Election Should Be Thrown Into the House - That the House Is the Sole Judge of Presidential Elections, Can Act Alone on Its Own Information, and Is Supreme - Tiden As Commander-in-Chief; The Electoral Commission Act - Votes Proving It a Democratic Measure - The Electoral Count - The Vote as Announced - Subsequent Revolutionary Proceedings of the House Before the Adjournment of the Forty-Fourth Congress - Field's Quo Warranto Bill and Vote on It; Report of House Committee Affirming the Right of the House to Go Behind Returns, and Its Authority Over the Count - Vote on Burchard's Amendment To It; Morrison's Letter on Tilden's "Pluck" - Tilden Thought He Had "Packed" the Electoral Commission - Hendricks urges the House to Declare Tilden Duly Elected - Votes By Which the House Makes That Revolutionary Declaration - Subsequent Democratic Protest Declaring Hayes "A Usurper" - Tiden Officially Notified of His Election - Did He Take the Oath? - Revolutionary Talk - Hewitt's Enforced Resignation and Singular Apology - Judge Black's threat; The Manhattan Club Reception - Orders Which the Democratic House is Now Enforcing - Treasonable Utterances of Tilden, Dorsheimer, Dudley Field and Others - One Thousand Distinguished Democrats from Twelve Different States Applaud the Treason ; Maryland Selected To Make The First Movement in the Plot - The Montgomery/Blair Quo Warranto Resolution; The Potter Iniquity Founded Upon the Maryland Initiative About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com
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Download or read book His Second Campaign written by Maurice Thompson and published by Barber Press. This book was released on 2012-11 with total page 350 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Originally published in 1883, this rare book contains a wonderful fictional tale written by Maurice Thompson. A masterfully written narrative, this book is sure to appeal to collectors of Thompson's work and is well deserving of a place atop any bookshelf. This text has been elected for modern republication due to its literary value, proudly republished here with a new prefatory biography of its author in the hopes that it shall continue to be enjoyed by discerning readers for years to come. James Maurice Thompson (September 9, 1844 February 15, 1901) was an American novelist, most renowned for his works: Alice of Old Vincennes (1900) and The Witchery of Archery (1878)."
Download or read book The Afghan Campaign of 1878 1880 Compiled from Official and Private Sources written by Sydney H. Shadbolt and published by . This book was released on 1882 with total page pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt:
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