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The Liberal Republican State Committee in Missouri issues an address signed by Governor Gratz Brown and others, calling a state convention to advance their policies ahead of the 1872 presidential campaign.
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The St. Louis Republican publishes the address of the Liberal Republican State Committee, signed also, by five of the State officers—including Governor Gratz Brown—three of the State Senators and twenty-one members of the House and by other citizens of prominence. A State Convention is called, and active preparations are to be made to carry out the policy of the liberals inaugurated last year. It is the first movement in the direction of the Presidential campaign of 1872 yet developed, and hence possesses general interest and importance.
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Leading To The Presidential Campaign Of 1872
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The St. Louis Republican publishes the address of the Liberal Republican State Committee, signed by Governor Gratz Brown, state officers, senators, house members, and prominent citizens. A State Convention is called to carry out the liberal policy from last year, marking the first movement toward the 1872 Presidential campaign.