While dying, this man apocryphally called former aide Whitelaw Reid a "son of a bitch" for stealing his business. Thomas Nast depicted him extending his hand at Andersonville in a parody of a letter urging for the North and South to "clasp hands over the bloody chasm." This writer earlier urged the enforcement of the Confiscation Acts against slavery in his article, "The Prayer of Twenty Millions." This man was nominated as the "Liberal Republican" candidate in a failed presidential run in 1872 against Ulysses S. Grant. Earlier, this Whig employed Karl Marx as the European correspondent for his newspaper. For 10 point
While dying, this man apocryphally called former aide Whitelaw Reid a "son of a bitch" for stealing his business. Thomas Nast depicted him extending his hand at Andersonville in a parody of a letter urging for the North and South to "clasp hands over the bloody chasm." This writer earlier urged the enforcement of the Confiscation Acts against slavery in his article, "The Prayer of Twenty Millions." This man was nominated as the "Liberal Republican" candidate in a failed presidential run in 1872 against Ulysses S. Grant. Earlier, this Whig employed Karl Marx as the European correspondent for his newspaper. For 10 points, name this New York Tribune founder, who apocryphally wrote the piece of advice, "Go West, young man."
While dying, this man apocryphally called former aide Whitelaw Reid a "son of a bitch" for stealing his business.
Horace Greeley