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This historical pamphlet documents the proceedings of the National Union Republican Convention held in Philadelphia on June 5th and 6th, 1872. A vital resource for understanding the political landscape of the era, "Presidential Election, 1872" offers a detailed account of the nominations, resolutions, and key decisions that shaped the Republican Party's platform and strategy for the presidential election.
Researchers and history enthusiasts will find invaluable insights into the dynamics of 19th-century American politics, the challenges and opportunities facing the nation during Reconstruction, and the individuals who played pivotal roles in determining the course of American history. This record provides a first-hand look at the inner workings of a major political convention and the issues that dominated the political discourse of the time.
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