Beavers Argus Reports Libel Trial and National Republican Call
A Philadelphia libel case ends with a guilty verdict against the editor of the Sunday Mercury while a National Republican Committee meeting in Washington outlines plans for the Chicago May 20 1868 convention. Delegates from many states are named, with officials and regional representatives listed.
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National Republican Committee
Washington
D. C
Republican Party
Chicago
Louis
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Union Republican Party
United States
National Congress
Marco L. Warp
New Jersey
N. Jolly D. Defnees
Indiana
Jomx R. Clark
New Hampshire
Samcen F. Hussey
Maine
B. Ganpixer
Vermont
Claflin
Massachusetts
Sasxicen A. Purvissee
Penna
Fowser
Tennessee
B. C. Coox
Minpis
Conn
R. B. Cowen
Ohio
Tiros
Liarson
Minnesota
Newrox Epicnps
Dakota
Goovkor
North Carolina
G.’Terser
Rhode Island
Kansas
J. Bowen
District of Columbia
J.P. Chareee
Colorado
Political clashes and pardons in 19th century press
The article contrasts two libel cases involving editors Allison and Davis of the IJonista Republican and Odell of Beaver Local criticizing Radicals. It notes pardons and lack of pardons, discusses a New York Constitutional Convention corruption measure, Pittsburgh election upheaval, and debates over party nominations and media bias.
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Messrs
Allison and
Davis
Ijonista Republican
John J. Patterson
Harrisburg
Geary
Odell
Beaver
Democratic
Washington Examiner
New York
Pittsburgh
James Blackmore
Samuel Allender
Ind
Pittsburgh Post
Zheidro
Pittsburg
Post
James Islackmore
Samuel Allinder
Blackmore
Allinder
Thomas W. Wright
Hill Burgwin
Beaver County Teachers Institute Met in Beaver December 1867
The Beaver County Teachers Institute met in Beaver on December 9 1867 with 43 teachers in attendance. The program included grammar, mental arithmetic, orthography and geography with lectures by Eberhart Lakin Douglass and others, plus discussions on certificates examinations and school practices.
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Beaver County
Teachers’ Institute
Beaver
Ac Gondadae
Rayer
Eye B. B. Lakin
J. Whitham
Eberhart
Risinger
Christy
Misses Whipple
Reynolds
Lakin
Madeln
Messrs
Takin
Tinsley
Whipple
Swagey
Sterling
C. C. Douglass
Miss Bryan
Whitham
Messrs. Thorn
G. C. Douglass
J. H. Douglass
Lakin Christy
Franklin
Coleman
Institute
T-o
J. Te. Christy
T. Hl. Douglass
B. B-Lakin
Prof
Ful
T. Hi. Douglass
A. K. Miller
Hull
Prof. Lakin
Messrs. Lakin
Knight
Miller
Prof. Thorn
Beaver Public Schools
Thorn
La_kin
Tubul Cain
Kissin’ School
T. H. Douglass
Hall
Socrates Snooks
New Brigton
Batt
Lesplare
Benjamin Franklin
Samuel Jonson
Ae ’ Evelish Descr - Horsley
Burt
Holmes
Hoss Shay
Acheson
Jarvis
Burt and
Kuhn
Antarctic
Rev. Smith
Bessia. McCreery
Russell
Brof
Bud
McNillen
Parrot Lakin
Bart
Grammer
Lowary
Allegheny
Butler
C.C. Douglass
MiCreery
U. S
Everhart
Mic Millen
Aixi
Jowary
McMillen
Messrs. McCreery
C. Douglass
Providence
Harrah
Tucker
Poe
Raven
Caml
Tas
Messrs. Whitham
Exprhart
J. Qi
Agra Geo
Talgn
McMillin
Douger Hart
Eberhart, Lakin
Jennie Mercer
Messrs. Lowary
Committee On Resolutions
Court House
Penna
Mixed Marriages and Democratic Attitudes in The World Tribune
The World argues against White and Black intermarriage as a moral and political issue, noting Republicans' co equality stance and criticizing Democratic pandering to color lines. It cites Apostle Paul and Richard M Johnson to claim White Democrats favor color in wedlock but denies universal Democratic support for miscegenation bans.
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Tribune
Republican Party
Heartdane
Gin
Pope
Richard ‘M. Johnson
New- York
Connecticut
Postal Affairs Report Shows Surplus for 1867
The annual postal report notes receipts exceeded expenditures for the year ending June 30 1867. Postage stamps rose about 6.5 percent due to new business cards and return envelopes. return envelopes increased 106 percent from 1866. Dead letters fell nearly one million as envelopes with return requests reduced losses.
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United States
Cass
Money Orde
Congress
Randall
Great Britain
The Charges Against the President in Impeachment Report
The report lists twenty two charges against the President including neglecting to convene Congress, proclaiming a Provisional Government in South Carolina, recognizing illegal state governments, inviting conventions to draft new constitutions, pardoning traitors, creating a Provisional Governor’s office, appointing traitors, funding these offices from the Treasury, and suspending federal law and oath requirements.
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United States
Union
South Carolina
Congress
Oyee
Aee T & P
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