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Newspaper

Beaver Argus

Location

Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1872

Page

2

Democrats in Salem pick delegates to Baltimore

The Salem convention elected delegates to the Baltimore gathering, instructing them to back the Cincinnati platform and press the save of Chappaqua stance. The report also notes editor conventions, party splits, and mentions key figures like Greeley, Belmont, Hartranft, and others shaping the Democratic and Republican contest.

Last contest under existing Republican party organization

A Radical press of February notes the belief that the current election is the last for the Republicans under their present structure. Varying voices warn party members against continued Radical leadership as reform shifts power and creates new party alignments.

Ablican Party Ence Hevenne Reform Radical Republican Party

Greeleylean Baltimore delegates and PA political turmoil

The Cincinnati Enquirer era recalls Greeley and Brown support for Baltimore delegates, predicts wide Republican unity behind Grant and Wilson, and denounces Pennsylvania party bosses. It names violence and resignations, cites Cortin and Cameron influence, and calls for ending personal rule ahead of November elections.

Call for a Conference of Opponents to the Administration

A Cincinnati circular dated June 3 invites about 200 prominent opponents to attend a conference at the Fitz Avenue Hotel in New York on June 20 at 2 p.m. The aim is to unite diverse opposition elements for a common effort in the upcoming presidential election. The notice, addressed to Henry D. Lloyd, requests a prompt personal reply and lists Carl Schurz Oswald Ottendorfer Jacob D. Cox David A. Wells Win Bryant Jacob Brinkerhoff among signers.

New York Fitc Avenue Henry D. Lloyd Carl Schurz Oswald Ottendorfer Jacob D. Cox David A. Wells Win Bryant Jacob Briukerhoff

Seven Dead, Many Feared Buried in Conshohocken Blast

Report from West Conshohocken describes a collapse at Moorhead’s blast furnace during construction of a new engine house. About ten minutes before two, the structure fell on workers entombing many, with seven bodies recovered by night and more presumed buried. The disaster caused panic, with families gathered and rescue efforts ongoing.

Pawlenville Kingston New York Merritt Billy Rawes Bell's Memphis and Louisvile Martin Rawes West Conshohacken Philadelphia Inquirer Conshohocket Borough NS Hill Philadelphia and Reading Moorhead Matthew McMenney Theal

Letter to Mr Greeley on Post Office Appointment Offer

The Star of the Valley editor in Newville Pennsylvania reports a reader J B Morrow offering support for Mr Greeley in exchange for a post office appointment worth about a thousand dollars a year. The note is declined as the Liberal Republican line emphasizes civil service reform and honesty. The piece notes Philadelphia party interest in post offices and editors, and suggests Morrow seek influence in Washington. In Louisville June 14 the Democratic Convention delegates are instructed to back Greely and Brown at the Baltimore Convention.

Hingis Peoria Baltimore Cincinnati Philadelphia Hartranft Charles T. Yerkes John F. Hartranft Greeley Reform New York Tribune Springfield Mass Republican Detroit Tribune Chicago Tribune Cincinnati Commercial St. Louis Brown United States Sumner Schurz Fenton Tipton Trumbull Congress New Hampshire U.S James W. Patterson Oward M. Rollins Rollins Wadleigh Indianapolis Unian C.W. Wooley August Belmont Grant Gheeley Cincinnatinitform New York Rochester Staats Zeitung Cincinnati Enquirer Dem Union Nebraska Kentucky Wisconsin Haineis Ohio Alabama Delaware New Jersey Star of the Valley Newville Penn Tam Sam J.B. Morrow Mr. Greeley Morrow Washington Tribune LocIsviLur Greely Ladatijn Amd Thoag Bax Republican Party Yury Coldiere Philadelphia Press Junesheath Republican Arty

Liberal Republicans Declare Opposition to Grant Administration

The Liberal Republicans denounce the Grant administration for abusing power and corrupt acts, calling for independence from party control. They pledge to uphold equal justice, emancipation, civil service reform, federalism, and fiscal restraint while opposing further land grants and afforded patronage.

Long list of postwar bills passed by Congress

The session produced the most bills in years though fewer of high importance. The President signed many measures addressing global claims, river navigation, census apportionment, currency, public lands, taxes, veterans’ homesteads, tea and coffee duties, voting rights, voting disabilities, election timing, admiral Faragut statue, army reform, claims commissions, conscription checks, postal and telegraph use, shipping, bankruptcy, bank reserves, medical history of the rebellion, internal expositions, and public buildings in multiple cities totaling about 12 million dollars. the franking privilege bill passed the House only.

Congress Washington Mississippi River United States Yellowstone River Internal Revenue Acts Great Britain Rocky Mountains Union Farngut Commissioners of Claims Faragut Charles J. Faulkner West Virginia Vienna Chicago St. Tits Cincinnati Philadelphia Albany N.J Indianapolis Hartford Evansville Rockland Fall River Utica Harrisburg Sacramento Little Rock Raleigh

Raft Steamer Blown to Pieces at Mc Gregor

A raft steamer was blown to pieces near Mc Gregor Iowa with loss of life. Rescue units and authorities investigated the blast and navigated the debris as survivors were reportedly accounted for. The incident prompted early inquiries into vessel safety and local response procedures.

McGregor Iowa

Political ticket listings and names from a party slate

A dense OCR listing multiple political tickets and numerous candidate names led by an anti Masonic and temperance themed slate. It includes President,Vice President, Governor, Supreme Judge and Auditor General lines, plus Congressmen at large and a long list of regional candidates with varied spellings and typos.

Altoona National Prohibition Party Columbus Ohio Chase Susquehanna County Joseph Henderson Washington County Barr Spangler Lancaster County George F. McFarland A.J. Clark B. Rush Bradford David Davis Joel Parker William P. Schell James Thompson Elias Billingfelt Pennsylvania Temperance Tiket S. BK. Chase Supreme Court Gary Spangier Guo F. Mekarland A J. Clark and Bepy Rush Bradford Johno F. Hartranft Ulysses Mercur Abndtler Arrison Harry White Lemuel ‘Fodd

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