Moral Worth Below Par in Republican Debate
The Pennie Argus critiques Br. Taylor for Congress as a “mongrel candidate” with education and moral worth cited only as negative qualifications. It denounces Democratic principles, praises Jefferson’s honesty and ability tests, and laments reform efforts in Allegheny County being diverted into personal attacks on Simon Cameron. The piece urges the Pittsburgh Commercial to abandon partisan abuse, preserve party unity, and focus on present conduct and needed legislation.
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Pennie Argus
Democraacy
Old Weat Footeland
Br. Taylor
Congress
Taylor
Argus
Laird
Hecus
Egnetanea
Jefferson
Offce
Thomas Jefferson
Allegheny County
Simon Cameron
Washington
Pittsburgh
Republican Journal
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Usiwe
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Remiblican
Sitch Enem
Ancona
Willim McLellan
Lawrence
iCapt
McCleland
Congressional
Cambria: County
R. J. Johnston
Philip Collings
Col Linton
Assembly
W.H. Hose
James_ Griffin
Horne
R. Hi- Brown
Cyrus K. Pershing
Johni. Potter
Elle “Dispatch
Republican
Ridgeway
Elk County
Glenni W. Scofield
Beaver County
Samuel R. Wilson
William McClelland
Lawrence County
John Conway
James EB. Jackson
William Davidson
Wm. M. Francia
Captain Donley
Mx Weyand
Meyers
Craig
McCracken
Desperate Autumn Push by Opposition in Congress
A Newark era review notes a concerted autumn effort by the Opposition to regain strength in Congress. It highlights close districts, fears over colored votes, and calls for aggressive Republican nominations to sustain control, plus critique of Whittemore and calls for prosecutorial action. It also mentions New York Democratic leaders seeking an extra session to alter election timing amid voting-law tensions.
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Congress
Myers
Vth
Do Taylor
William'd.— Kelley
Thomas
Nationalecouncils
Norristown Herald
Free Press
Whittemore
South Carolina
United States
House, of Representatives
B. F. Walttemore
General Akerman
New York Tribune
Hoffman
Anio
Democratic- Pare
France
Republican Party
Fragmented political notes in Harrisburg and beyond
An array of late 19th century political updates from Harrisburg and surrounding counties details nominations and endorsements for state and federal offices. It notes W. H. Armstrong’s potential term, renominations in Clearfield Elk and Forest, changes in Montour Beaver Lawrence and Cambria counties, and discussions of candidates for Assembly and Congress. It also covers temperance party plans, anti Chinese sentiments, Alaska practices, and various national and state political shifts.
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Harrisburg
W.h.armstrong
Chester County
John G. Hall
Clearfield, Elk and Forest
J. 8. Cornman
Houtington Monigor
Assembly
T. Caldwell
Tyrone
Blair County
Massachusetts
Boston
Wendell
Phillips
Pilea
New Bedford
California
Sailitary
Washington
Alaska
Sumner
United States
Democratic press sides with France in European conflict tale
A harsh critique claims Democratic newspapers favor Napoleon against Prussia and fill a defunct party organ. The tale shifts to a local anecdote about a boy at an orphan school training animals, including rats and pigs, for tricks under his control.
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New York
seeThe Cambria
Sandy Hook
Highlanda
Phil. Sheridan
Europe
France
Prussia
vrTtia
University of
Martin Luther
Lelsi
Germany
Imarracy
Plymouth
Beton
National Manuscripts
Richard
Henry V
West
Cincinnati Gazette
Cincinnati
Baltimore
England
Sturtevant
Yale
West Pajut
Seiver
Democratc
Boston Post
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
New York World
Napoleon
Presa
Schoel
Uniontown
Petia
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A. W. Taylor
Daniel Ramey
Thomas McMullen
A.M. Fulton
Comstastoner
Jacob Carr
A. L. McCluskey
S.M. Hazlett
Reepublican County
Bonprens
Africa
Italy
Mexico
Masy
Otto Fattiers
General Headquarters
Metz
Bexatx
Cologna
St. Louis
Lincoln
Riineland
America
State Politics
Republica County
Montour County
Montour House
Dau~ville
Indiana
Milton
Cheney
Newberry
Congress Betaris
Schenck
Holden
Rte Si
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LUX
St -Portacle Mills
Whrost
Hcg Campbell
Bank
Penn'ac
Poughkkeepsie
Vassaic College
Anavony
Ray Bond
Scholastic
Johnson
Teuren Ville
Tewati
Ohio
Wieltover
Mig
Reid
Mey
Bors
Hay
E. Alexander
Hightstown
Bordentown
M. J
Boldet
Qaxon Green
J. H. Weeks
Agricultura
GEO, Howelu , CO
Park Row
F. Monell £ Co
Syteligis
Tolters
Mann & CO
Pessara
Am Nan -Uropem
Gray Fark
Row
Tanrant
Epernanice Maaianah Uae
Anches
Sania Adams
Mass
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Broadway
E.P. Bildenfindad
Conagn
John J
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Lough Hin
Philip Magen
Notica Jaeres
Naders
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Mo AL Carpets
Anydd
Sypueara
Barlow
Ags
Weltbergeris Ndeliels
Willie
Ware
Readonibie Meioraclisie
Alfred Wiltberger
Phiadelphia
ILSON
Machinas
George Wilkinson
Biatrsville
Ita Etats
Bitober
J. Reynolds & Son
N. Wicor, 12Th
Filbert Streets
Philadelphia, Pas
Young Brothers
Tagaruis & Motels & Sheeraeies
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Ndiana County
Pennsstrania
Indians County
Jonnathal-Aimes Wa
Pecesiben
Seana
Stetson Sonnthas
Joseph Burin
Indiane
David
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Heener
James SirCormick
Iomaen
Tadiana
Braine
Frseana
Anid Court
Wali
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Bilate
Jonah F
Mina
Seerie Orphans
Court of Indiaoa Promisen
Pelline Pollom
Dseerioeal Edad
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Auecar
Marae Altaea
Li Pressca Oods
Rwnitto
Trom
Ling
Alpacas
Shavwl
Orien Exchangeeor Goons
McQuaide
Flide & Co
Barta Ag
Praia Pstacgacae Tarenstip
Sages
Themeeies
Mae
Verigaceint
John Nagle
James Turner
Iadiana
Ime
Eger Samara
Hedin’ Gensione
Caitaatetvery
Pune
Paris
Demeye Fone
Saltsburg Head
Nea Aise
Philadelphia
Pingie
Merchandli
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