State Convention and primary notes from Beaver County
Local notes discuss the State Convention to be held in September and the primary meetings for Republican nominating races. It covers calls for district representation, votes for Assembly candidates, and underscores the importance of public participation. The piece also recalls Civil War era figures and a brief obituary, reflecting on political shifts and historical figures.
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Eames
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Wasington County
Coramissipror
Academy
Coronex
Beaver County
Chippewas Town
Ship
New Brighton
Robert, Mackey
Henry, Wagner
James Ransom
William Scott
Josiah Patterson
Willian Thomas
Political shifts and party nominations in Ohio and Iowa
Reports outline candidate withdrawals and nominations across states. J Ferguson withdraws from State Senate race in Lawrence county. Rev. R Audley Browne named nominee. Gov Brough exits Ohio gubernatorial race. Gen Cox likely to be nominated. Iowa Republican State Convention nominates Stone, Gue, Wright, Faville with a push for universal suffrage and loyalty measures following the Civil War era.
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J $Bi Ferguson
State Senate
Lawrence County
R. Audley Browne
Brough
Ohio
Gen. Cox
Lancaster
Promdent
Lincoln
Union
Butler County
John A.purvisance
John H. Negrey
Henry Fillow
Charles Mandless
William Hisslett
John M. Thompson
Johnson
Mississippi
William L. Sharkey
Matsama
George W. Parsons
Georgia
James Johnston
Texas
Andrew J. Hamilton
Holden
North Carolina
Beriah Magofiln
Kentucky
Benator
Jas. Guthrie
Bramlette
Magoffin
Eadtot
Longa
Congress
Iowa
Wm. M. Stone
B. F. Gue
Gov. G. Wright
O. Faville
Jeff Davis
Revolutions through history and their lasting impact
The essay traces major revolutions from ancient Greece to medieval Europe and beyond, comparing political upheaval to civilizational progress. It argues revolutions, though destructive, often clear long standing evils and advance human development, while highlighting Greek, Roman, Gothic, and religious transformations shaping modern society.
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Obos
Greece
Lief
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Chios
Chieras
Jared ‘Sparks
Geenins
George Bancroft
Edward Everout
Concord
Lexington
Gettysburg
Missinary Ridge
Kicamuga
Richmond
Pele
Charles
James
Fatis
Assyria
Babylon
Gypt
Persia
Alexander
Hellespont
Rome
Vanda
Italy
Third Series of Seven Thirties Begins Deliveries
Notes discuss the June 7 start of the Third Series of Seven Thirties after printing delays. Subscriptions reached a hundred million in a week for prior series. future daily purchases expected to rise with farmers wool market openings. Also notes potential rate reductions and a Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling against Congress tax on legal processes.
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Treasury Department
United States
Suprem Court
Wisconsin
Congress
II Congress
Averames
Montreal Bank Draft Case Hinted in Civil Court Transcript
The court heard a witness recount a Bank of Montreal draft and a bill of exchange for 25,000 dollars connected to Benj Wood of New York. Testimony covered endorsements, dates in October to March, and Wood's congressional ties and NY Daily News link. Adjournment set for Monday after a recess.
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New York
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Moré Developments Before the Military Commission
Fragmentary text notes Moré Developements before the Military Commission and a reference to democracy and paid expenses in the 1864 election. The readable parts hint at legal or political proceedings but lack concrete names, dates, or places.
Testimony in Canaphrtoa assassination trial before the Commission
The testimony before the Commission investigating the Canaphrtoa assassination case on June 16 includes examination of D. S. Eastwood by Judge Advocate Holt. Eastwood, Montreal bank assistant manager, connects Jacob Thompson to funds in the Ontario Bank and discusses a draft drawn on New York in favor of Benjamin Wood Enq for 255000 dollars and related deposit transactions amid 1864 campaign context.
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Congress
Peace Machine
Eastwood
Advocate Holt
Montreal
Canada
Ontario Bank
Jacob. Thompson
United States
Treasury
Centenaaate
Liverpool Q.uestion
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Pe Asower
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New ‘York
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Atlantic City Forebears and a Liberty Plot Spark Attention
The piece describes William Astor and Commodore Tacah as prominent city figures, noting Astor’s wealth, public duty, and reserved nature, while Tacah is depicted as a wealthy, jovial veteran with fast sailing habits. It also reports an attempted assassination on Dr. Winslow Ayer of Chicago linked to exposing the Liberty plot, with warnings of deadly consequences for leaking its secrets.
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County Convention Delegates Set For June Meeting
Fragmented text shows a county convention call with dates and locations for nominations, voting method debate, and delegate allocations by district. The document references the Union, various boroughs and townships, and positions such as District Attorney and Coroner along with discussions on changing to a popular vote system.
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Academy
Union
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Paton
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Rutan
Announcements of Union County election candidates
Authorized notices list candidates for multiple offices in Union County including Pro Assembly Commissioner District Attorney and County Surveyor with names such as M. S. Quay James Brentain John Sims and others in various boroughs and towns. The irregular OCR text lists several clergy and officials alongside candidate names and locations.
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Hamilton
Boro
James Brettain
Gregne
Milo R. Adams
New Brighton
Alfred G.spcreary
Borough
Matthew T Kennedy
John Slentz
Ohio
John Sims
Patterson
James Miimerie
Big Beaver
David ‘D. Johnson
John Wilson
Industry
James Srutan
Jos. A. Cunninghan
Azariah
Wynn
Beaver
Poor
Samuel
Gibson
Brighton
Hugh J. Marshall
B. Beaver
Azames Harper
Frankfort
A.T. Shallen Berger
Rochester
D. P. Lowary
J. M’ Shields
Bridgewater
D. H. A. M'Lean
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