The Democratic Catholic Riot in New York City
A historical attack piece arguing that the Democratic party enabled Irish Catholic influence in New York, accusing Tammany Hall and the Catholic church of vote buying, land grants, and sectarian schooling. It claims elections were rife with fraud, the draft riots caused destruction, and authorities failed to restrain Irish Catholic rioters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Democratic Party
New York
Tammany Society
Catholic Church
New City
Congress of the United States
Gov. Semour
Orange Societies
Orangemen
Haun
Pittsburgh
Catholic Provocation and Parades Stir City Tensions
Protestants of the city condemn Catholic dominance and demand equal rights for Orangemen to march without harassment. The piece accuses Democratic leaders of surrendering civil liberties to Irish Catholics and warns that timely action is needed to protect constitutional rights, invoking the saying a stitch in time saves nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirk Blot
Orange Societies
Hibernians
Fenians
Masons
Odd Fellows
Temperance
Judge Logan Seen as Right Man for District Bench
The adjourned court opened yesterday for an argument session with no jurors needed. Judge Logan has earned praise for his dignity, speed, and accuracy in handling matters, prompting support for his appointment to fill the vacancy. He is the Republican nominee for the district judge seat, facing Democrat Clark who campaigns beyond party lines. The Tenth Judicial District, comprising Indiana, Westmoreland, and Armstrong counties, is Republican overall, making Clark's path to victory hinge on substantial GOP support.
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Logan
BuMington
Republican Party
Judge Loeau
Clark
Tenth
Indiana
Westmoreland
Armstrong
Temperance Committee backs temperance candidates for all offices
The Temperance State Central Committee met on the With Inst. and adopted a resolution urging friends of prohibition to seek nominations for all offices in the next elections. It calls for interrogating nominees about approving prohibitory legislation and voting accordingly. General Owens was unanimously elected treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance State Central Committee
Friends of Prohibition
Commonwealth
Owens
Views of the Press on the Irish Catholic Rebellion
A compilation of editorial views from multiple papers criticizing Irish Catholic influence in New York during parades and unrest. The selections condemn Tammany Hall and mob violence, praise lawfulness, and applaud Republican figures like Senator Harry White while noting reactions from various journals. The piece frames civil order, liberty, and national character against mob actions and sectarian pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tammany
New York
General Butler
Party of Free People
Hom
Philadelphia Post
Hall
Cincinati Gazette
Ian
Journal of Commerce
Dem
Order
Humanity
Kelso
Newark, N.J
Courier
New Jersey
Chicago
Anylaning
Central Park
Ireland
New York City
America
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Indiana Progress
Auiitor
David Stanton
Beaver County
Robery B. Beath
Schusthild County
James A. Logan
Harry Witte
Thomas M. M
Mtlilen
James S. Nesbitt
Peter Dilts
Disrriy Altormy, William BR. Allison
James M. Sutton
James W. Work
Hugh P. Lewis
Burweyon
Edmund Taigeh
Judge Logan
Trova
the Democrat
General White
Lawson
Nasby
Center County
Pittsburg
Timmany
Hofftan
Tammany Party
Fortney
the State Journal
Harry White
Senate
White
Erie Gazette
Pennsylvania
Shipensburg
State Senate
New York World
iPorld
Lincoln
President Lincoln
Clifton House
Europe
Timcola
McCandless
J. Thomas
United States Army
Secretary of War
Hionor
Tom
We. McCann
Elort
First National Bank of
Blairsville
Total
T. D. Cunningham
A. Davis, TaAcon Graff
Paul Grafr
Public Schools of
E. H. Wilson
Wm. Bari
Wit
A. W. Taylor
A.W. Wilson
Prex't. Seety
Eqmuel Lighteap
Armatrong
Mary Lightcap
J. L. Rolinson
W. Aligton and
Jefferson
Washington
the Singer Manufacturing CO
Preter & Wilson & Eliptic
Ellis & A.B
Stover & Baker Sewing Machine Co
Weed Sewing Machine Co
Wilcox & Gibba Sewing Machine Co
Florence Sewing Machine Co
American Button Hole & Overseming Co
A Peat Medal Sewing Machine Co
Tna Sewing Machina Co
Empire Sewing Machine Co
Finkle & Lyon OE Co
Barham, Sewing Machine Co
Wilson Sewing Machina Co
Bartlet Reversible Mf'g.Co
Bartrain & Fanten Mf Co
Pant Knitting Mfg Co
Chicopee
M'Coy
Mf'c Co
C.F. Thampson
Live
Methoi
Express
M. Rainey
Market St
Johnstown
Lizalr Altemus
R. M. St. Clair
Philadelphia Street
Lazarus
Morris
Smith & Wesson
Young Bro
Gouto
Young Bro's
Koung
INE Watch
Young Bros
New Tewlery
U. 5
Redeam
Ani
Atretts
al'Tayenow
West Indiana
Beit
Burgese
Connell
Ald
Lagat
Atley
Borges
Ami
Juare Beer
Altast
James Clark
Burgess
G. Wine
Merchant Tailors
Court
Tawie
Vogel Brothers
Indiana County
Howe Sewing Machine
Howe
Gostence
Sutton Wilson & CO
Sutton Wilson Eco
Keystone Patent
Indians County
John Nagel
Wut S
Hutton Wilson & CO
Ory Veyutton Wilson & CO
Warr Indiana
Wubackbers
Everett
Waltham Watches
Firay Place
Waltham Company
United States
John Stevenson's Sons &Co
Siversmiths
Pittsburgh, Pa
Button Wilson & CO
Wilson
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