1896: In St. Louis, during a dispute at the Republican Nationa | This day in jew history

1896: In St. Louis, during a dispute at the Republican National Convention, Edward Lauterbach the Chairman of the Republican New York County Committee (Tammany hall) was "taunted because he was an anti-Christ".
Attached is the new york daily tribune's accounting of a meeting, which if you read you will see that even in 1896 THERE WAS NO POLITICAL SOLUTION.
Repeatedly, a protestor named Mr Smith attempted to show among other things that Lauterbach was not even rightly a committee member but was ruled against many times and shouted down other times.
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