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Domestic News September 4, 1871

Daily Kennebec Journal

Augusta, Kennebec County, Maine

What is this article about?

Senator Conkling's letter to J. H. Griswold, published in Troy, NY, calls for Republican unity in the upcoming campaign amid Grant's renomination, decrying corruption by thieves controlling New York state government and city agencies.

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Letter From Senator Conkling.

Troy, N. Y., 2. A letter from Senator Conkling to Hon. J. H. Griswold, published this afternoon, urges unity and harmony in the republican party in the ensuing campaign. He alluded to the re-nomination of Gen. Grant, and says that the path of the republicans, now that the State is given over to a rascal, a prey to a horde of thieves, who infesting our chief city, disgrace humanity and mildew the commonwealth by their pestilential profligacy. These plunderers have seized upon the State government, legislature and all the municipal agencies of the city of New York, and hitherto they have tampered with party organizations, also debauching and controlling them. The question facing us is whether this degrading flagitious sway shall cease or be perpetuated and fortified anew.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Senator Conkling Republican Party Unity Harmony Grant Renomination New York Corruption Political Plunderers

What entities or persons were involved?

Senator Conkling Hon. J. H. Griswold Gen. Grant

Where did it happen?

Troy, N. Y.

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Troy, N. Y.

Event Date

Published This Afternoon

Key Persons

Senator Conkling Hon. J. H. Griswold Gen. Grant

Event Details

A letter from Senator Conkling to Hon. J. H. Griswold urges unity and harmony in the Republican party for the ensuing campaign, alludes to the re-nomination of Gen. Grant, and criticizes the state as given over to a rascal and horde of thieves infesting the chief city, who have seized the state government, legislature, and municipal agencies of New York City, tampering with and debauching party organizations. The question is whether this degrading sway shall cease or be perpetuated.

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