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September 1, 1861
Daily National Democrat
Marysville, Yuba County, California
What is this article about?
Political commentary criticizing the Beauregard Democracy for losing public support by excluding Uncle Sam, the national Democrat, in favor of Confederate figures like Jeff Davis. McConnellites follow Jeff, while John Conness supporters recognize Uncle Sam as commander.
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A Prominent Democrat Read Out.
The Beauregard Democracy cannot understand why they have lost their hold upon the people. They should remember that they were strong until they read Uncle Sam out of the party. The old man has considerable influence, for the reason that he has done more for the people than ever Jeff Davis did. Uncle Sam is a National Democrat, and will not tamely submit to the assaults of swaggering filibusters, claiming to represent States. The McConnellites may follow Uncle Jeff. The supporters of John Conness recognize Uncle Sam as their Commander.
The Beauregard Democracy cannot understand why they have lost their hold upon the people. They should remember that they were strong until they read Uncle Sam out of the party. The old man has considerable influence, for the reason that he has done more for the people than ever Jeff Davis did. Uncle Sam is a National Democrat, and will not tamely submit to the assaults of swaggering filibusters, claiming to represent States. The McConnellites may follow Uncle Jeff. The supporters of John Conness recognize Uncle Sam as their Commander.
What sub-type of article is it?
Political Commentary
Satire
What keywords are associated?
Beauregard Democracy
Uncle Sam
Jeff Davis
National Democrat
Political Exclusion
John Conness
What entities or persons were involved?
Beauregard Democracy
Uncle Sam
Jeff Davis
John Conness
Mcconnellites
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Key Persons
Beauregard Democracy
Uncle Sam
Jeff Davis
John Conness
Mcconnellites
Story Details
The Beauregard Democracy lost hold on people by reading Uncle Sam out of the party; Uncle Sam, a National Democrat, has more influence than Jeff Davis and resists state filibusters; McConnellites follow Jeff, Conness supporters follow Uncle Sam.