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Newspaper

Beaver Argus

Location

Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1866

Page

2

Nomination of Major General Geary for Governor Receives Support

The Union party in Pennsylvania endorses Major General Geary for governor, while noting the party’s past pledges to soldiers and the desire to reward war service. The letter argues Geary’s record from Mexican War to Kansas governance supports a large victory margin and contrasts him with Democratic rivalering. It cites support from generals Hooker, Monde, Grant, and Sherman and calls Geary a loyal hero over a copperhead candidate.

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Nomination of Heister Clymer by the Democracy

The piece praises Heister Clymer of Berks County as the Union party’s ideal nominee, notes his long leadership during the Civil War, and cites his opposition to measures aiding the government. It highlights his record in the State Senate, ties to the party, and calls readers to read a New York Tribune article for the fuller case.

Heister Clymer Berka County Cman Sta Nomin Clymer State Senate Arben Gwen House Andrew ‘Johnson United States Andrew Johnson Tennessad Clymer i Dumocracy Berks New York Tribune Spaulding Bio Shellabarge Judiciary Committee The Blaine Maing Jane Mosivan

Determined McCurroca Aims for Gold-Standard Dollar

Secamrany McCurroca is determined to unify currency value with the gold standard. He seeks to make a national dollar fully equal to a dollar in gold, or as near as possible.

Secamrany McCurroca Possibe

Union State Convention Delegates Assemble in Harrisburg

The Union State Convention met at the Hall of the House of Representatives in Harrisburg with Hon. John Cessna presiding as chair. Nomination votes for temporary chairman favored Mann Philadelphia and Hall Blair, as resolutions urged loyalty to the Union, restoration of the States, and support for Governor Cartin and war veterans.

Union House of Representatives Harrisburg John Cessna Union State Central Committee George V. Lawrence Washington B. Mann Phi Delphia Dickey Lancaster Tours Hall Blair Mann John Covode Westmoreland Mesara Kirkpatrick Allegheny Philadelphia Thomas E.coghran York Ehairman Committee Pennsylvania Andrew Johnson Tee Congress Congress of the Union

Geary Nomination Dominates Pennsylvania Political Convention

The Pennsylvania Loyalist Convention backed Gen John W Geary for Governor as the leading candidate after a first ballot showed Geary with 81 votes and rival Winthrop W Ketcham with 80. A dispatch from Gen Joseph Hooker endorsed Geary amid applause, and the body proceeded to hear other addresses before adjournment sine die.

E.desigh Ublic Tates Provident Filladespite Ancaster Berks Dauhin Allegheny Association of Loyal’ Pennsylvanians Wassington Otton O.J. Dickey Lancaster John W. Geary Cumberland Winthrop W. Ketcham Dusavas J. K.moor- Gene Anderal Hirry Nite Tadiana John W.geary Amberland County George Connell Philadelphia Thomas E. Cochran York Tate Bhia Erivan Libert Lor Suppy Aif Mexico Elouda Atlantii Pennsylvania Gottrabarg Commonwealth Ifall

Steamboat Disasters Reported with Losses and Fire

Mamime March 5 The steamer Lockwood exploded and burned last night eighteen miles below there. Twenty were killed and twenty five injured. The vessel valued at 60 000 with no insurance. Camp March 5 The steamer Diamond laden with 820 bales of cotton burned at Greys Landing on the Tombigbee River last Thursday. The cotton lingered. The boat valued at 20 000 with no insurance.

Mamime Lockwood Grey's Landing Tombigbee River

Death of Col Bowers on General Grant staff reported

Gargiongs N Y March 6 Col Bowers a judge on General Grants staff was killed instantly by a fall while attempting to get on a car as the train started. Grant ordered his remains to be sent to West Point in care of or Hill.

Col Bowers Gargigons N. Y Grant Fallix St . Scala West Point Or Hill

Congress Debates Reconstruction and Civil Rights Measures

The Senate and House address postwar reforms including constitutional amendments to exclude Rebels from office, pay for Clara Barton search expenses, and civil rights protections. Debates cover direct presidential election, Reconstruction plans, and reorganization of Southern state governments, with votes and adjournments noted.

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Miscast rhetoric and wartime petitions in congressional debate

Congressional floor scenes reveal volatile exchanges over Reconstruction policy. Speeches mock Andrew Johnson and Rebel leaders while petitions press for Jeff Davis trial and Columbia burn inquiry. Measures address taxation of notes and electoral disqualification for disloyal actors.

Fenian mobilization fears across Canadian frontier

New York reports from March 11 describe rapid Fenian buildup with regiments ordered from Toronto to Niagara frontier and from London to the Western frontier. Rumors of General Sweeney leading twenty five thousand veterans to engage the movement circulate as volunteers flood the city and arsenals are guarded.

New York The Herald Toronto Heralds Quebec

Farm for Sale in Beaver County Ohio

Farm on the east end of the Andrew Glass property in Beaver township, Beaver County Ohio. It covers 140 acres with about 100 cleared and well cultivated, includes a good orchard, and lies near Beabler s Run headwaters within two miles of the Island Run oil region. Inquiries may be made of John Johnston near the premises or Joseph Lawrence, South Beaver township.

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