American Party in the South Faces Collapse and Reorganization
The Pittsburg Journal argues the American party in the South has collapsed like the Whigs. It criticizes its pro slavery stance and calls for disbanding and re organizing on a free labor anti slavery platform to unite against Democratic rule. It cites Missouri as a model of unity with the free labor wing winning a clear victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Whig Party
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
Alabama
Texas
John 3. Botts
Kednoeth Rayner
John Bell
Missouri
The
Beaver Argus
Mesgers Barrons
Thees
Mr. Grim
Grim
Selwickley
Phillip
Scudder Picraol
Piersol
Vanport Council
Fillmore
Mr. Fillmore
Democrats
Scudder
Bob McGregor
Robert
Inquirer
Democratic Daguerreotype on Wisconsin Party Decline
The Democratic Daguerreotype criticizes Wisconsin's Democratic Party as weakened and corrupted by internal strife and scandals. It likens the party to a hollow, starved creature, worn by a century of misdeeds and tainted leadership, unable to rally vitality or unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Democrata
Bng
Democratic Party of
Wisconsin
Missouri Governor Race Fraud Suspicions Rise In St Louis Gazette
The St Louis Gazette reports concerns over election fraud tied to James S. Rollins in Missouri. Citizens fear tampering with official returns after Buchanan’s win and cite conflicting roll totals from 1893 columns and Jefferson City dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Pennsylvania
Missouri
St. Louis
James S. Rolling
House of Representatives
Newland
Stewart
Rollins
Jefferson City
Goodwood Races and the American Horses
The article defends the Goodwood Race management after American horses were beaten by British and Gallic runners. It argues the Americans were fairly treated, acknowledges the loss, dispels rumors of foul play, and calls for better luck next time. It mentions Lord Palmerston and other British figures in a heated, accusatory tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gland
New York
Herald
Lord Palmerston
Pryor
Pryoréss
Lord Napier
Lord Althorp
Jobe
George Hervey
Earl of Listowel
Burdell murder mystery clear by Boston correspondent
A Boston correspondent claims authorities possess evidence that will resolve the Burdell case. He details the crime night from 6 PM dinner at the Metropolitan Hotel to 11 PM entry at 31 Bond Street, asserting the doctor was murdered on entry and moved to exit by back way. The theory: the killer posed as Burdell at the marriage, then hid in the house and killed him, taking his clock and exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston Journal
Burdell
Serven
Bond Street
No. 81
Adama
Howard Botel
Broadway
Maidér
Lane
Lamb
Farley
Sophia
David
Brooklyn
Receipts and Expenditures on Main Line Exposed by Canal Board
The article critiques the Canal Commissioners and Gen. Cartért for suppressing or misclassifying Main Line expenditures in their annual report. It accuses the Democratic Board of manipulating accounts to hide costs and shift charges, while noting disputed figures and a political motive. It also mentions a nearby election, party tensions, and calls for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Canal Commissio
Post & F
Cratic Board
Cc Com
Geeral
Ileme
Co. Tombin Road
Columbia Road
New Portage Road
Divison Canal
Re &O
Audi Itor
Canal A
Aditor General
Canel Board
Canal
Cartért Weihave
Canal Board
Academy
Dumage
Lipe
Peresus
Oie
C. Cunningham
Daiotatio
Dubuque
Givite Beny
Ita
Phe
Neighbors urged to show stand on Wilmot letter clash
The note urges a neighbor to publicly declare views on native born officials, naturalization laws, church interference, free schools, and other policy stances linked to the Wilmot letter. Also reports McCullough Tough’s canal project death, Beaver Hay-vcales dividend, cabinet deaths, and a cow killed by a locomotive near the Baihead Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmot
Igene
Teaders
Baihead Bridge
Fragmented letter from J G Briss defends charges
A damaged letter from J G Briss addresses accusations and defense of authorial stance. He rejects being a miserably creature and denies Know Nothing affiliation. He expresses willingness to confront his assailant and condemns the critics’ harsh charges as equally true or false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
J. G. Briss
Judge Withagt's Appointments Across Western Pennsylvania
State Committee appoints Judge Witator to address citizens across multiple towns including Washington Pittsburgh and Erie in late August and early September. Dispatch urges attendance and circulation of notices. includes promotional blurbs for Sanford's Invigorator and Peters Wool's Restorative with medical claims and local dealer listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State’ Committee
David Witator
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Allegheny
Jay
I Killandag
Clarion
Franklin
Mepevile
Waterford
Erie
Beaver
New Castle
Mercer
Butler
Allegheny County
Phila
Anti Know Nothing Article Authorship Denied
A reader from the South side of the river claims they did not write the communication appearing in the Star signed An Anti Know Nothing. The note defends the candidate for District Attorney and disputes authorship of the article in the Beaver Argus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Argus
Mussas
WEYAN
Star
Anji
Dissatisfaction in Ohio Democrats as Split Looms
Reports from Ohio indicate rifts in the Democratic ranks with many officals potentially shifting to Republicans. Ohio Supreme Court judges Caldwell Corwin and Warden denounce proceedings sparking party defections, while Dubuque and other counties show mixed returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thic
Ohid
Federich
Colixinbhs Conetpondei
Cincinnati
Gragelle
Depa Bcott
Ohio
Udge Caldwell
Corwin
Philipse
Warden
Marriage notices for 1857 Beaver County and Chicago couples
By Rev. It. Murray August 12 1857 notes a ceremony for John Wolf and Margaret Miller at Beaver Pa. A second record dated July 29 by Rev L B Mason records Daniel Adam and Emma H Saugheer of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
It. Murray
Ohn N Wolf
Margaret Miller
Beaver
Cc. Pa
L. B. Mason
Adam
Emma H., Saugheer
B. I Walker
Chicago
Unclear archival names and fragmented listings
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered names and terms like Meyer Hanover, Hanaver Brennéx, John Parks Matthew Elder, James Fombell, Charles J. Taylor, Laurimore, and Beacom. No complete events or coherent notice emerges from the legible fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Hanover
Hanaver & Brennéx
John Parks - Matthew , Elder
Elder
James
Fombell
Charles J. Taylor
Abraham
Laurimore
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American Party South
M. Weyand
A. Wens
Weyind, Béithre & Proprietors
Beaver, PA
David Wilmot
Bradford ‘ County
James Veech
Fayette County
Joseph J. Lewis
Chester County
WM. Millward
Philadelphia
Union County
Assebly
DE Lorma Imbrie
George P. Shaw
M.T Kennedy
N.brighton
Samuel Morehead
Sharon
Smith Cunningham
Abner P.lacock
Rochester
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Constellation
Gibraltar
Baye
Cadiz
St.Mary’s
Cou Nates
Andalusia
Rvs
Boxs
Oxaukee
Parsons
Hamilton
Holloway
Hollon Y
Canal Commission
Ay Repiefs
Portage
Auditor General
Canal Com
Esus
Sac
Pam Gov. Chase
Oia
Cantronyra
California
Ewen Stanley
Congress
Beh
Joho Spent
Enon Valley
R. G.paterson
Lawrence
Venango
Ormer Place
Wm. . Francis Esq
Republican County Committee
Sheriff's Office
Dr Tabbs
Bridgwater
Afonday
David Doxzar
Samuel McCull Tough
Sherman's Corners
Crawford County
Pierce
Braie
James Dobbin
Navy
Washington
Pittsburg
Asiontown
Bedford
Huntingdon
Hollidaysburg
Lemuel Todd
Ephraep M’puenson
Sanford
O. Cunningham
Stuart
Adams
D. AL. Browneer
Stor
Oskloosa
Iowa
Tavarn Key
Bowen
Brown
Beaver Market
Beaver County
Huse Reetor
Eleeters
Ingeelf
Honeur
Beaver Academy
Rev. Soa
MW Gill
C.W.M Merer
Mathew Dube
J. A. M’galt Princpal
J. B- M'Gild
Princine
Tay T
Lyditt
E.G Moore
Peace
Misa Mi
Hreacher
Mathew Doff
Ceachar
Peinding
Choo's
Otelock
Scio
North Sewickey
Darlington
Hookstown
Pelocke
Stat
Direotors
John M. Dunlap
Wirt
Clark Asselton
Gama
William
Beacom
Beerling
Margaret White
Charles
Boak
Quay
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