Rev Furman Adains Preacher in Charge
Regular preaching next Sunday evening. Sunday School at 1034 4.M. D. A. Musser Sup t United Brethren Rev J G W Herd Preacher in charge Sunday School 9 am A R Alexander Supt
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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1883
Page
2
Regular preaching next Sunday evening. Sunday School at 1034 4.M. D. A. Musser Sup t United Brethren Rev J G W Herd Preacher in charge Sunday School 9 am A R Alexander Supt
The document lists numerous Democratic committee members by town across Centre County. Key names include W. Miles Walker as secretary and W. Heinle as chairman, with members from Bellefonte Howard Milesburg Philipsburg Burnside and several other townships and boroughs.
The Democracy of Monroe County passed a resolution praising Governor Pattison and his reform efforts to tackle political abuses in state and municipal affairs. They express regret that the legislature has not fully aligned with his reform goals.
The Iowa Democratic state convention met in Des Moines on the 6th instant and nominated Governor candidate Judge Kinn, Supreme Court judge Walter J. Hayes, and Superintendent of Public Instruction Elgar B. Farr.
Legislature passes measure empowering county commissioners to permit sheriffs to board prisoners at up to fifty cents per day, doubling the former rate of twenty-five cents per day.
Col. McGlure criticized an extra session while Gov Pattison defended it saying the session was necessary despite opposition. The governor proceeded with the call to convene.
The Buckeye Republicans held their Columbus convention on June 6 and nominated Governor J. B. Foraker of Cincinnati for governor Lieutenant Governor Wm G Rose Supreme Judge W H Upson of Akron and John H Doyle of Toledo Clerk Supreme Court Dwight Crowell of Ashtabula County Attorney General W B Earnhart of Miami County Auditor John F Ogieree of Clark County Treasurer John C Brown of Jefferson County Commissioner of Common Schools D F DeWolfe of Toledo and Board of Public Works Leo Weltz of Wilmington The resolutions are numerous The extra session of the legislature adjourned until next Tuesday the nth instant Our weary statesman must have a little rest
The governor explains the need to enact legislative, congressional, and judicial apportionments after the decennial census. He cites the constitution and urges a compact, contiguous, and population equal district plan and convenes the legislature to meet promptly after adjournment to reduce costs.
The Lancaster Intelligencer lauds Governor Pattison for a productive first legislative session. Pattison scrutinized acts, vetoed many, and saw vetoes sustained by the legislature and approved by voters. His inexperience in legislative work is noted, but his decisive leadership and trusted advisers helped him excel.
The piece asserts protection of American industries against European cheap labor as a fundamental doctrine. It cites Madison Jefferson Jackson and Clay as advocates and stresses that labor should be paid higher than in Europe to foster domestic manufacturing against pauper labor. The article claims this policy built the United States into a leading manufacturing nation.
The Patriot lauds the lower house and a closing session, praising the legislature as one of the best ever. It credits the speaker Faunce for integrity and guidance, notes chief clerk Meek’s economy and his staff, and commends other officers for their faithful service.
In June 1883 about 2.8 million dollars of state money was credited to banks. Interest on this sum, used as a republican campaign assessment fund, was targeted by a House bill to prohibit such payments. The bill amendments to treasurer and sinking fund acts passed along partisan lines.
By order of the Centre County Orphans Court administrator J R Wolfe will offer Wolfe store Miles township Centre County Pa land in several parcels at public sale on Tuesday June 19 1583. Parcels include 23 acres with buildings 29 acres 107 perches 19 acres 5 perches and 136 acres with boundaries to Henry Wolfe and others. One third of purchase money due at confirmation. one third in one year and the balance in another year with interest and mortgage security. Sale begins at 1 oclock PM.
Letters testamentary granted to the subscriber for the estate of Philip Stover late of Mitchell borough deceased. All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims should present them duly proved for settlement.
The Clearfield Review backs Senator Wallace for the presidency outlining five compelling reasons why he would be a strong candidate. The endorsement highlights his leadership, policy positions, and potential to unite diverse voter groups.
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