Electoral Ticket in Warren Ledger listing state electors
The Warren Ledger shows an electoral ticket with names such as Robert F. Biel Geo. H. Belt and others listed as electors. The fragment notes votes or positions for several individuals including Goienel O. Jones and Daniel D. Rous among the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crares
BuckaLew
Robert F. Biel
Geo. H. Belt
A Wright
Thos
Gaskill
John Morgan
J. A. Morrison
Goienel O. Jones
Wm. Hawk
Joel L Laghtne
Og T. Prumbner
Geo. H. Rowlant
Tf R. McCamant
Daniel D. Rous
Harrisburg
Senator Cameron
Cincinnati
J. Don Cameron
Ilenry Hoyt
Wm. &. Leeds
Robert W. Mackey
Geo. O. Cornelius
Warren
State Central Committee
W. W. Wilbur
Hartranft
Connecticut Cleaves Radicals in 1876 Election Rhetoric
A Republican-leaning text reviews Connecticut voting as a decisive blow against Grant era corruption. It praises reformers, blasts watergate style thefts, and predicts nationwide momentum from the November vote. It notes Harrisburg convention, Cameron slate, and Schuyler Colfax gossip, ending with a New Hampshire price protest.
Scandal at St Louis and centennial bills headlined in 1876
The column reports Clymers committee testimony alleging Belknap offered a post trader job for $2,000, with orders to destroy evidence. It notes Babcock’s suspected efforts to derail the government case, and comments on silver coinage, Governor Hartranft, and Pennsylvania politics. It also covers the Centennial appropriation debates and Senate actions, plus editorial remarks on currency and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymers
C.C. Belt
the Times
Belknap
Babcock
St. Louis
Colonel Luckey
Marrisburg
Philadelphia
Friends of the Centennial
Senate
State Board of Centennial Managers
House
Huhn
Reighard
Congress
Hartranft
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
St. Louis Times
B. H. Brison
Bob Schenck
Teat
Arimnee
John B. Menderson
Orvil L. Grant
B. Butler
R. H. Dana
John McDonald
New Jerusalem
Boss Shepherd
Jim Blaine
Bell
Dyer
Washington
Sheridan
Is the Republican Party a Temperance Party
A reader argues neither major party is a true temperance party. He cites a Pennsylvania platform debate, notes on repeal votes, and warns against misleading claims by politicians. He cites The Philadelphia Evening Telegraph calling platform resolutions weak and provocative and urges voters to investigate facts before voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bprron
Temperance Weekly
Democratic Party
Senate
Prohibition
Hartranft
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
Harrisburg
Telegraph
Thase
Dying words of eminent statesmen stir readers
A crowding column quotes deceased leaders and political figures with wry, satirical lines. The piece injects humor, political commentary, and scornful jabs at Radicalism, Grantism, and public figures, ending with a calculation of Centennial expenses for a Wisconsin family in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
Exposition
Call for Honest Government in Hartworp Election
Angersoll signals protest against crooked whiskey and a crooked President. April 4 report shows state-wide totals with Salem hearing from as 98,485 votes this week vs 100,983 last year. Ingersoll leads Robinson by 8,657. Senate 18 Democrats 3 Republicans. House 85 Republicans 137 Democrats with two independents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcock’s
Hartworp
Salem
Robinson
Ingersoll
Smith
Atwater
Senate
Republians
Return to Specie Payments Not Led by Greenback Makers
A speaker argues against a 1862 forced loan and greenback system, urging that the country’s return to specie payments will come only with a Democratic congress, cabinet, and president. He recalls wartime finances and warns the issue will not divide the nation in the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Borror
Titusville
Congress
United States
Courier
Wall Street
Greenback
Impeachment of Belknap Moves to Adopt Articles
On April 3 1876 in Washington Congress read and adopted impeachment articles against W W Belknap for high crimes and misdemeanors. Chairman Knott urged adopting the articles after reading them and proposed managers for the impeachment trial. A resolution appointing Knott Lord Lynde McMahon Jenks Wheeler and Moar as managers was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waasnh Meton
Knott
Judiciary Committee
W. W. Belknap
Clymer
Lord
Lynde
McMahon
Jenks
Wheeler
Moar
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Warren Ledger
S. B. Wilson
ER. McCorlum
FW. Knot
Joln FE Und
Thomes Hower
David Smeal
Sebastian Wrovee
James J. Hastett
John B. Cuthrie
RM Gibson
David _L. Morris
KR. B. Brown
Thos. W. Grayson
Benj. F. Morris
Connecticut
Grant
Blaine
Army of Reform
Army
Navy
National Guard
Turglorio
Sam
Tilden
Democratic House
Ant Grant
Ralston
Bank of California
Schuyler Colfax
The
Chicago Times
Albany
Conkling
Morton
Bristow
Hayes
Frelinghuysen
R. H. Dana, Jr
England
Axton
Ohio
Republican Party
New Hampshire
Bonanza
Ien- Urieks
Hartrantz
W. ¥. Pribune
Legislative Correspondence
Republicans IN Council
Hart
Greece
Malachi Davis
Henry Baxter
Pittsburgh Post
Bath County
Privaldry
Dorsheimer
New Hampshaire
New
TuErx
Jefferson County
Buffalo
North Fork
Red Bank
Corps of Engineers
Hen Brothers
Pleasant Township
Ball & Levy
Merchant Tailors
Gent
Michigan Streat
Buffalo, N.Y
Ball & Co’s
Émartt
Glade Township
Glade Run
Orren Hook
Prand
Thomas Ta Press
Pune
Livermore
Brau New
Hbos Ih
Shgiran
Akio Mskaeed
Holman
A. J.holman & CO
Arch Street
Phila
M. Cornell
Ll.d
Quaker City
Outfit
True &Co
Augusta
Maine
Mover Brothers
Bloomsburg
Columbia County
A. H. Fuller & UO
Brocton
Mass
Ft. G.adams & Son
Chatham
Columbia Co
New York
Qe Tanite CO
Streadsburg
Emory
Stinson & Co
Portland
William & CO
D. C
Morcy
W. A. Hows
Franklin, Pa
Warren and
Vicinily
Kennedy & Meehan
Mary Flannagan
Gmnarzé Watson & Davis Block
Pennsylvania Rail Road
Philadelphia & Erie BR. R. Division
Philadelphia and Erie Rail Road
ERIN
Corry
Irie
Berit Accom
Kang Warren Corry
Erie
Erie Mail
Eric
Kane Accom
Garry
Kane
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Allegheny RW
M.S.R.W
Allegheny River RR
W. Exie and
M.S
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Erle
Philadela
WM. A. Baldwin
Liparr
Irvine Mills
W. W. Beardslee
WM. A. Greaves
Cincinnati Weekly Sun
W.J. Andrews, Jr
Fosebib
Janly
Martin Schaffer
Harness
Brick Brock, Second Sr
Wainman, Pa
Sextus Keller
Fred. Morck
Lean Anatoen
Tallentt
Borel & Courvaner
F. Layne
Leon Sichel
Mace
A. W. Morck & CO
Tory
A. W. Morck
A. W. Morok & CO
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Hickory Sts
Carver House
Warren, Penn’a
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Brussels
America
Crockery
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Trans Leelie
Parmlee & Henry
Penn’a
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