Category: Elections
Wade Hampton & South Carolina Democrats Call for a Halt to Assassinations Nov. 1868
Author: Patrick Young Published Date: October 15, 2019 Leave a Comment on Wade Hampton & South Carolina Democrats Call for a Halt to Assassinations Nov. 1868
Following a series of assassinations of Republicans during the weeks leading up to the Nov. 1868 elections, the South Carolina Democratic Committee issued a call…
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An “African Carpet-Bagger” Was First Black Man Elected to Congress 1868
Author: Patrick Young Published Date: September 27, 2019 Leave a Comment on An “African Carpet-Bagger” Was First Black Man Elected to Congress 1868
John Menard’s parents were People of Color from Louisiana who moved to Illinois, where John was born. He completed college in Illinois. In 1865 he…
“Raise High the White Man’s Banner” Democratic Campaign Song August 1868
Author: Patrick Young Published Date: September 2, 2019 1 Comment on “Raise High the White Man’s Banner” Democratic Campaign Song August 1868
The great Democratic Ratification meeting in New Orleans was one of many state or city gatherings organized by local Democrats to ratify Horatio Seymour as…
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